Commands Listed in Alphabetical Order
Arguments
OFF turns off ma
sk margins. The d efault is
OFF. The currently displayed
margined mask is erased and the original mask is displayed.
ON turns o n m as
k margins.
NR1 set to 0 turns off mask margins; any other integer turns on the selected
mask margin
s.
Examples
MASK:MARGIN:STATE ON turns on mask margins.
MASK:MARGIN:STATE? might return MASK:MARGIN:STATE 1, indicating that
mask margins are on.
NOTE. Aq
uery always returns a 0 or 1.
MASK:MA
SK<x>
This command deletes all points in the mask specified by x, which can be 1
through 8. The query form of this command returns all the parameters for the
speci
fied mask.
Group
Mask
Syntax
MASK:MASK<x> {DELEte}
MASK:MASK<x>?
Arguments
DELEte deletes all points in the specified mask.
Examples
MASK:MASK3 DELETE deletes the points in Mask 3.
MASK:MASK2? might return MASK:MAS K2:COUNT 973938; NR_PT
6; POIN TS 2.41362680953E-008,1.253132 81387E-005,
2.80024003985E-008, -1.59147870727E -003, 3.37463674782E-008 ,
-1.59147870727E-003, 3.76125015578E -008,1.25313281 387E-005,
3.37463674782E-008,1.6165 4129624E-003,
2.80024003985E-008,1.6165 4129624E-003;
POINTSPCNT 25.4000,49.7500,39.4000,65.750 0,
60.2000,65.7500,74.2000,4 9.7500,60.2000,
33.7500,39.4000,33.7500
.
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