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Marker To
Marker To
The Marker -> key accesses menu keys that can copy the current marker value into other test set
parameters (for example, Center Freq). The currently selected marker is made the active function on
entry to this menu (if the currently selected marker is not on when you press this front-panel key, it is
turned on at the center of the screen as a normal type marker and then made the active function).
The
Marker -> (or Marker To) feature is used to quickly assign a marker’s x- or y-axis value to another
parameter. For example, if a marker’s x-axis value is 500 MHz and y-axis value is –20 dBm, pressing
Mkr -> CF would assign 500 MHz to Center Freq and pressing Mkr - >Ref Lvl would assign –20 dBm to
Ref Level.
Mkr->CF
Sets the center frequency of the test set to the frequency of the selected marker. The marker stays at this
frequency, so it moves to the center of the display. In delta marker mode, this function sets the center
frequency to the x-axis value of the delta marker. When the frequency scale is in log mode, the center
frequency is not at the center of the display.
If the currently selected marker is not on when this key is pressed, it is turned on at the center of the
screen as a normal type marker.
Notes All Marker To functions executed from the front panel use the selected
marker’s values, while all Marker To
remote commands specify in the
command which marker’s value to use.
Consistent with other remote marker commands, sending a Marker To remote
command will never change which marker is selected.
Initial S/W Revision Prior to A.02.00
Key Path
Marker ->
Remote Command :CALCulate:MARKer[1]|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10|11|12[:SET]:CEN
Ter
Example CALC:MARK2:CENT sets the CF of the test set to the value of marker 2.
Notes Sending this command selects the subopcoded marker
If specified marker is off, this command will turn it on at the center of the
screen as a normal type marker.
Dependencies This function is not available (key is grayed out) when x-axis is the time
domain
Couplings All the usual couplings associated with setting Center Frequency apply (see
the Frequency Section).
Initial S/W Revision Prior to A.02.00