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The KSv command enables a signal identifier routine that use the active marker to automatically identify the signal
under observation in the external mixing mode.
OUTPUT 718;"KSv;"
If a marker is present on screen when KSv is executed, KSv determines the frequency and mixing harmonic of the
signal at the marker. If a marker is not on screen, KSv fit places a marker at the highest peak on screen, and then
determines the frequency and mixing harmonic of that signal. If no identification can be made, the original state,
prior to executing the KSv command, is automatically restored. If this should occur, change the harmonics and
amplitude delta values used by the signal identification routine, and then reexecute KSv. (See SIGDEL, NSTART
and NSTOI?)
If a harmonic lock (KSt) is in effect when the KSv command is executed, the lock is restored when the identifica-
tion process is finished.
The functions of the SIGID and KSv commands are identical.
The functions of the KSv command and the [,,,, & keys are identical.
External Marker Signal Identifier
Programming 187
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