Command reference
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<Mk> Marker number (ignored for reference markers)
Example:
*RST; :CALC:MARK ON
Create marker 1 in the center of the current sweep range and
assign it to trace no. 1.
CALC:MARK:FUNC:STAR
Divide the sweep range in half, starting at the current marker
position. As an alternative:
CALC:MARK:FUNC:STOP
Divide the sweep range in half, ending at the current marker
position.
Usage: Event
Manual operation: See "Center = Marker / Start = Marker / Stop = Marker / Span =
Marker" on page 519
CALCulate<Chn>:MARKer<Mk>:MODE <Mode>
CALCulate<Chn>:MARKer<Mk>:REFerence:MODE <Mode>
Defines the positioning mode of the related marker (see "Marker addressing"
on page 1073). The marker doesn't have to be created before, the mode can be
assigned in advance.
Suffix:
<Chn>
.
Channel number used to identify the active trace
<Mk> Marker number (ignored for reference markers)
Parameters:
<Mode> CONTinuous | DISCrete
CONTinuous - marker can be positioned on any point of the
trace, and its response values are obtained by interpolation.
DISCrete - marker can be set to discrete sweep points only.
*RST: CONT
Example: Suppose that the active recall set contains an active trace no. 1.
CALC:MARK:MODE DISC; :CALC:MARK2:MODE CONT
Create marker 1 in discrete mode and marker 2 in continuous
mode.
CALC:MARK ON; MARK2 ON
Display the two markers. Due to the different modes the horizon-
tal positions can be different.
Example: Suppose that the active recall set contains an active trace no. 1.
CALC:MARK:REF:MODE DISC
CALC:MARK2:REF:MODE CONT
Create the reference marker in discrete mode and marker 2 in
continuous mode.
CALC:MARK:REF ON; :CALC:MARK2 ON
Display the two markers. Due to the different modes the horizon-
tal positions can be different.
Manual operation: See "Discrete" on page 502
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