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Active Marker
Accesses the menu that allows you to select an active marker. Selecting a marker always places
that marker on the center wavelength of the active trace. Up to four markers can be simulta-
neously displayed. If multiple markers are displayed, the active marker appears as a white dia-
mond and the other markers appear as green diamonds. The Mkr notation on top of the graticule
area indicates the trace where the marker is located. For example, Marker 2 on trace B would
read Mkr 2(B).
See "Tips for Using Traces and Markers" on page
Traces" on page
Key Path
Related Functions
Remote Commands
Active Trace
Accesses the menu that allows you to select an active trace for viewing, updating, or storing. The
trace must be active before you can put a marker on it or make changes to it. There are six traces
available.
See "Tips for Using Traces and Markers" on page
Traces" on page
Key Path
Related Functions
Remote Commands
2-27.
Markers > Active Marker
Active Trace, Peak Search, Pit Search, Marker to Center, Marker to Reference Level
CALCulate[1|2|3|4|5|6]:MARKer[1|2|3|4]:STATe
CALCulate[1|2|3|4|5|6]:MARKer[1|2|3|4]:AOFF
2-27.
Traces > Active Trace
Markers > Active Trace
Trace Math, View (Trace), Update (Trace)
CALCulate[1|2|3|4|5|6]:MARKer[1|2|3|4]:TRACe
TRACe:FEED:INPute TRA,2
TRACe:FEED:CONTrol:TRA, ALWays
DISPlay:WINDow:TRACe TRA, ON
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2-26, and
"Measuring the Difference between
Function Reference
Active Marker
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