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Remote control commands
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Example: Gate definition for eye diagram 2 in absolute time values:
EYE2:QUALify:GATE:COUPling NONE
EYE2:QUALify:GATE:MODE ABS
EYE2:QUALify:GATE:ABSolute:STARt -0.0002
EYE2:QUALify:GATE:ABSolute:STOP 0.0002
Usage: Asynchronous command
EYE<m>:QUALify:GATE:RELative:STARt <RelativeStart>
EYE<m>:QUALify:GATE:RELative:STOP <RelativeStop>
Set the relative values for gate start and gate end.
Suffix:
<m>
.
1..4
Parameters:
<RelativeStart>,
<RelativeStop>
Range: 0 to 100
Increment: 0.1
*RST: 100
Default unit: %
Example: Gate definition for eye diagram 2 in relative values:
EYE2:QUALify:GATE:COUPling NONE
EYE2:QUALify:GATE:MODE REL
EYE2:QUALify:GATE:RELative:STARt 10
EYE2:QUALify:GATE:RElative:STOP 90
Usage: Asynchronous command
EYE<m>:QUALify:GATE:CURSor <Cursorset>
Selects the cursor set to be used for eye gating. The gate area is defined by the cursor
lines.
Suffix:
<m>
.
1..4
Parameters:
<Cursorset> CURSOR1 | CURSor1 | CURSOR2 | CURSor2 | CURSOR3 |
CURSor3 | CURSOR4 | CURSor4
CURSOR1 = CURSor1, CURSOR2 = CURSor2, CURSOR3 =
CURSor3, CURSOR4 = CURSor4
*RST: CURSOR1
Example: Gate definition for eye diagram 2 with cursor coupling:
EYE2:QUALify:GATE:COUPling CURSor
EYE2:QUALify:GATE:CURSor CURSor1
Usage: Asynchronous command
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