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If "Track waveform" is enabled, the user setting is disabled and the measurement
results are displayed in the "Cursor Results" box.
Remote command:
CURSor<m>:Y1Position on page 1354
CURSor<m>:Y2Position on page 1354
Envelope selection 1|2
Envelope selection is effective under the following conditions:
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The waveform arithmetic of the cursor source waveform is set to envelope wave-
form (see "Wfm Arithmetic" on page 152)
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"Track waveform" is enabled.
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Both horizontal and vertical cursors are enabled ("Type" = Both).
The setting defines which horizontal cursor is positioned to the maximum and which to
the minimum envelope values.
"Minimum"
The horizontal cursor is set to the crossing point of the vertical cursor
with the minimum waveform envelope.
"Maximum"
The horizontal cursor is set to the crossing point of the vertical cursor
with the maximum waveform envelope.
Remote command:
CURSor<m>:X1ENvelope on page 1355
CURSor<m>:X2ENvelope on page 1356
Track waveform
The horizontal cursors track the waveform. The first cursor line indicates the current
vertical minimum, and the second cursor line indicates the maximum. If the waveform
changes, e.g. during a running measurement, the cursors move along with it. If both
horizontal and vertical cursors are displayed, the horizontal cursors are positioned to
the crossing points of the vertical cursors with the waveform. The measurement results
are displayed in the "Cursor Results" box.
Tracking disables the Y-coupling (coupling horizontal cursor lines) and the Y user posi-
tion settings.
Remote command:
CURSor<m>:TRACking[:STATe] on page 1353
8.1.3.2 Advanced settings
Access: Cursor key > "Advanced" tab
The settings in the "Advanced" cursor tab configure the behavior and display of cursor
lines, and labels for the lines.
The cursor style and position of the measurement results is defined in the "Settings" >
"Appeareance" > "Cursor" dialog box.See Chapter 4.3.7, "Cursor appearance set-
tings", on page 106.
Cursor measurements