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Anritsu ML2437A - GTXTTL (Set Profile External Trigger Edge)

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GPIB Operation ML24xxA Native Commands
ML2437A/38A OM/PM PN: 10585-00001 Rev. P 8-49
GTXTTL (Set profile external trigger edge)
HLIM (Set High limits)
Syntax: GTXTTL <type>
type: RISE, FALL
Remarks: When the profile system trigger source is set to External TTL, the
ML243xA triggers on a TTL level rising or falling. This command sets
the trigger for either a rising or falling edge.
Related
commands:
GTSRC
Query: GTXTTL?
Returned String: GTXTTL <type>
Syntax: HLIM <c>, <val>
c: 1 or 2
val:
Units Min Max
dBm -270 220
dBmV-53.00 147.00
dBV 7.00 207.00
Watts 0.0 50.0
Remarks: Sets the high limit. The HLIMS command turns the limits on and off. It
is not necessary to enter the units as the limit value is checked against
the displayed value. Therefore, if the limits have been set for –10 dBm
(HLIM 1, –10) and the display units are subsequently changed from
dBm to Watts, the system will still check for the reading to rise above
-10, even though the display units type has been changed.
Example: The high limit is set to –10 dBm and turned ON. The display is in dBm.
A reading of –9.500 dBm would pass. If the display is subsequently
changed to Watts, a reading of 112.2 mW would fail, because the
DISPLAYED value is higher than –10. Limit checking only uses the
displayed value and does not change its value even though the display
units have changed.
Related
commands:
HLIMS
Query: HLIM? <c>
Returned String: HLIM <c>,<val>

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