Delete All Limits - Keysight x-series User Reference Manual

11 APD Measurement
Meas Setup

Delete All Limits

Deletes all limit lines. Pressing Delete All Limits purges the data from all limit line tables. All limit data will
be cleared and returned to factory preset settings. However, since there is only 1 limit line in this
measurement, pressing this key has the same result as Delete Limit.
When this key is pressed a prompt is placed on the screen that says "Please press Enter or OK key to
delete all limits. Press ESC or Cancel to close this dialog." The deletion is only performed if you press OK
or Enter. After a deletion, the informational message "All Limits deleted" appears in the MSG line.
Key Path
Remote Command
Example
Initial S/W Revision
Limit Line Fail? (Remote Command Only)
Tests a limit line against its associated APD trace. Returns a 0 if the Disturbance Level (E meas) at the
specified Probability or Probability of time (ρ meas) at the specified Disturbance Level is within the limit, a 1
if the value exceeds either the limit.
Note this command performs the test regardless of whether the trace or the limit is turned on, on the
display.
Remote Command
Example
Initial S/W Revision
Trace Fail? (Remote Command Only)
Tests a trace against all associated limit lines. Returns a 0 if the trace is within all limits, a 1 if the trace
exceeds one or more of the limits. If no limits apply to the selected trace, this will automatically return a 0.
Currently, there is only one limit line in this measurement.
Only applies to limits that are turned on, if a Limit is off it will not be tested. If a Trace is not displaying it will
still be tested, and if Test Limits (All Limits) is off the Trace will still be tested.
This command ignores limit lines that are assigned to other traces.
Remote Command
Example
Initial S/W Revision
950
Meas Setup, Limits
:CALCulate:APD:LLINe:ALL:DELete
CALC:APD:LLIN:ALL:DEL
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:CALCulate:APD:LLINe[1]:FAIL?
CALC:APD:LLIN:FAIL? Returns a zero if limit line 1's associated trace has no failure, 1 if there is a
limit failure.
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:CALCulate:APD:TRACe[1]|2:FAIL?
CALC:APD:TRAC:FAIL? returns a zero if there is no failure, 1 if the trace exceeds either the limit.
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