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Marker Polarity
Allows access to the marker polarity sub-menu, which allows you to specify the polarity for the four markers. For a
positive polarity, the marker signal is high during the marker points. For a negative marker polarity, the marker
signal is high during the period of no marker points.
Mkr 1 Polarity
Allows you to set the polarity of marker 1.
Mkr 2 Polarity
Allows you to set the polarity of marker 2.
Key Path:
Source, Modulation Setup, ARB, Marker Utilities
Initial S/W Revision: A.05.00
Key Path:
Source, Modulation Setup, ARB, Marker Utilities, Marker Polarity
Remote Command: :SOURce:RADio:ARB:MPOLarity:MARKer1 POSitive|NEGative
:SOURce:RADio:ARB:MPOLarity:MARKer1?
Example: SOUR:RAD:ARB:MPOL:MARK1 NEG
Dependencies: When a new waveform is selected for playback the settings contained within
the associated waveform header file are applied to the ARB. The marker
polarity is one of the values stored within the header file. If the newly selected
waveform file has an associated header file, the marker polarity is updated
with the value from the header file. The marker polarity will remain
unchanged if the newly selected waveform does not have an associated header
file.
Preset: Pos
Range: Neg | Pos
Initial S/W Revision: A.05.00
Key Path:
Source, Modulation Setup, ARB, Marker Utilities, Marker Polarity
Remote Command: :SOURce:RADio:ARB:MPOLarity:MARKer2 POSitive|NEGative
:SOURce:RADio:ARB:MPOLarity:MARKer2?
Example: SOUR:RAD:ARB:MPOL:MARK2 NEG
Dependencies: When a new waveform is selected for playback the settings contained within
the associated waveform header file are applied to the ARB. The marker
polarity is one of the values stored within the header file. If the newly selected
waveform file has an associated header file, the marker polarity is updated
with the value from the header file. The marker polarity will remain
unchanged if the newly selected waveform does not have an associated header
file.
Preset: Pos