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Programming Examples
Example 5: Display Offset, Max/Min Hold, and Limit Settings
Below shows an example of a command sequence using the display offset, max/
min hold, and limit features.
Signal level: –3 dBm
-> SYST:PRES
-> CALC:GAIN 3
-> CALC:GAIN:STAT ON
The measurement now shows 0 dBm.
-> CALC:LIM:UPP –3
-> CALC:LIM:STAT ON
-> STAT:OPER:ULF?
<- +8
"Over Limit" is displayed on the measurement window as the measurement
exceeds the upper-limit level.
-> CALC:HOLD:STAT MAX
Decrease the signal level to –23 dBm.
The measurement still shows 0 dBm as the hold feature is set to MAX and the
MAX value is shown, which is 0 dBm.
-> CALC:HOLD:STAT OFF
Measurement now shows –20 dBm.
-> CALC:GAIN:STAT OFF
Measurement now shows –23 dBm.
"–>" indicates the commands that you send to the N432A.
NOTE
"<–" indicates the response from the N432A.
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// Presets the N432A.
// Sets the display offset to 3 dB.
// Turns on display offset.
// Sets the window upper limit to
–3 dBm.
// Turns on the limit-checking function.
// Checks the upper limit fail status.
// The upper window upper limit fail status
has been set.
// Sets the hold value to maximum.
// Turns off the hold feature.
// Turns off the display offset.
Keysight N432A Programming Guide
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