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R&S ZVL GUI Reference
Trace Menu
Operating Manual 1303.6580.32-06
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segment the limit line is defined as a straight line connecting two points.
Creating limit lines with minimum effort
Choose one of the following methods to efficiently create and handle limit lines:
To define a limit line with only a few segments, use Add Segment and edit each segment in the
segment table individually.
Use the multiselection feature to edit several limit line segments at the same time.
Select a data or memory trace as a limit line (Import Trace) or import a trace stored in a file
(Import File).
Save your limit lines to a file so you can re-use or modify them later sessions (Save Limit Line,
Recall Limit Line).
The Define Limit Line dialog contains a table to edit the individual segments of the limit line; see below.
The active trace is indicated in the title bar of the dialog. The three buttons below the table extend or
shorten the segment list.
Add Segment adds a new segment to the list. The new segment is a copy of the previously active
segment and inserted after that segment. The current segment numbers are adapted. The
analyzer places no restriction on the number of segments in a limit line.
Delete Segment removes the selected segment from the list.
Del All Segments clears the entire segment list so it is possible to define or load a new limit line.
The buttons to the right of the table are used to import and export limit line data.
Recall Limit Line... calls up an Open File dialog to load a limit line from a limit line file. Limit line
files are ASCII files with the default extension *.limit and a special file format.
Save Limit Line... calls up a Save As... dialog to store the current limit line configuration to a limit
line file. Limit line files are ASCII files with the default extension *.limit and a special file format.
Import Trace
opens a box to select a trace that can be used to define a limit line.
The box contains all data or memory traces of the active channel. As soon as a trace is selected,
the Properties of Imported Segments dialogwith further global import options is opened.
Import File

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