Keysight 81150A - Setting the High-Level and Low-Level Values

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2.18 Setting the High-Level and Low-Level Values
Introduction
You can specify a signal by setting its amplitude and dc offset values.
Another way to set the limits of a signal is to specify its high-level
(maximum) and low-level (minimum) values. This is typically convenient for
digital applications.
In the following example, let us set the high-level to 1.0 V and the low-level
to 0.0 V.
To Set the High-
Level and Low-
Level Values
Steps:
 Press the Ampl softkey to select Ampl.
 Press the softkey again to toggle to show the different
representations of the output voltages.
 Press the High Low softkey to select High level and Low level
 Both the Ampl and Offset softkeys toggle together, to High and Low,
respectively.
 Set the High Level value using the numeric keypad or the knob.
 Press the Low Level softkey and set the value using the numeric
keypad or the knob.
These settings (high-level = "1.0 V" and low-level = "0.0 V") are equivalent
to setting an amplitude of "1.0 Vpp" and an offset of "500 mVdc".