Sets the limit point to the left of the lower limit active point of the given trace <Tr> as the new active point. <Tr> is the trace number in the range 1 to 4. If no trace number is specified, then the <Tr> parameter defaults to trace number 1.
Syntax:
:CALCulate<Tr>:LIMit:LOWer:POINt:LEFT
Cmd Parameter
NA
Query Response
NA (no query)
Example
To make the lower limit point to the left of the current active point of trace 2 as the new active point:
:CALCulate2:LIMit:LOWer:POINt:LEFT
Front Panel Access
Shift 6 (Limit), Limit Edit, Next Point Left
Lower Limit Next Point Right
:CALCulate<Tr>:LIMit:LOWer:POINt:RIGHt
Description
Sets the limit point to the right of the lower limit active point of the given trace <Tr> as the new active point. <Tr> is the trace number in the range 1 to 4. If no trace number is specified, then the <Tr> parameter defaults to trace number 1.
Syntax:
:CALCulate<Tr>:LIMit:LOWer:POINt:RIGHt
Cmd Parameter
NA
Query Response
NA (no query)
Example
To make the lower limit point to the right of the current active point of trace 2 as the new active point:
:CALCulate2:LIMit:LOWer:POINt:RIGHt
Front Panel Access
Shift 6 (Limit), Limit Edit, Next Point Right
Lower Limit Point X Value
:CALCulate<Tr>:LIMit:LOWer:POINt:X
Description
Sets the location of the lower limit point of the given trace <Tr> on the x‑axis at the specified location. <Tr> is the trace number in the range 1 to 4. If no trace number is specified, then the <Tr> parameter defaults to trace number 1. <x‑parameter> is defined in the current x‑axis. Sending the set command changes the Move Limit on the front panel to Point if it is currently set to Limit, and sets the given trace as the active trace. The <x‑parameter> given unit must correspond to the given trace domain type. If no unit is specified with the <x‑parameter>, then the default unit is used. The query version of the command returns the location of the given trace active lower limit point on the x‑axis followed by the unit. If an error occurs, such as limit not ON, then the query version of the command returns – 400 error codes. Limit line must be ON for the command to be valid. Use :CALCulate:LIMit:TYPE to set the currently active limit line.
Hz for Frequency domain, Meters or Feet for distance domain.
Example
To set the trace 4 lower limit point to 5000 Hertz (trace 4 in frequency domain):
:CALCulate4:LIMit:LOWer:POINt:X 5000
OR to 500 MHz:
:CALCulate4:LIMit:LOWer:POINt:X 500 MHz
To set the trace 1 lower limit point to 5 Feet (trace 1 in distance domain with current distance unit in meter):
:CALCulate:LIMit:LOWer:POINt:X 5 FT
OR to 4 Meter
:CALCulate1:LIMit:LOWer:POINt:X 4 M
OR to 4 Meter
:CALCulate:LIMit:LOWer:POINt:X 4
Front Panel Access
Shift 6 (Limit), Limit Edit, Limit X
Lower Limit Point Y Value
:CALCulate<Tr>:LIMit:LOWer:POINt:Y
Description
Sets the location of the lower limit point of the given trace <Tr> on the y‑axis at the specified location. <Tr> is the trace number in the range 1 to 4. If no trace number is specified then default is trace number 1. Sending the set command changes the Move Limit on the front panel to Point if it is currently set to Limit, and sets the given trace as the active trace. The <y‑parameter> is defined in the given trace current y‑axis. If no unit is specified with the <y‑parameter>, then the default unit is used. The query version of the command returns the location of the given trace lower limit point on the y‑axis. If an error occurs, such as limit not ON, then the query version of the command returns – 400 error codes. Limit line must be ON for the command to be valid. Use :CALCulate:LIMit:TYPE to set the currently active limit line.
Turns the lower limit line of the given trace <Tr> ON or OFF. <Tr> is the trace number in the range 1 to 4. If no trace number is specified, then the <Tr> parameter defaults to trace number 1. <Tr> is the trace number in the range 1 to 4. If no trace number is specified, then the <Tr> parameter defaults to trace number 1. The query version of the command returns a 1 if the lower limit line of the given trace is ON, and returns a 0 if it is OFF.
:CALCulate:LIMit:LOWer ON :CALCulate1:LIMit:LOWer 1 :CALCulate:LIMit:LOWer:STATe ON
To turn off upper limit of trace 4
:CALCulate4:LIMit:LOWer OFF :CALCulate4:LIMit:LOWer 0 :CALC4:LIM:LOW:STAT 0
Related Command
:CALCulate:LIMit[:STATe]
Front Panel Access
Shift 6 (Limit), Limit State
Lower Limit X Value
:CALCulate<Tr>:LIMit:LOWer:X
Description
Moves the lower limit of the given trace <Tr> on the x‑axis to the given value. <Tr> is the trace number in the range 1 to 4. If no trace number is specified, then the <Tr> parameter defaults to trace number 1. <x‑parameter> is defined in the given trace current x‑axis. The unit given with the <x‑parameter> must correspond to the given trace domain type. If no unit is specified with the <x‑parameter>, then the default unit is used. The set version of the command changes the Move Limit on the front panel to Limit if it is currently set to Point, and sets the given trace as the active trace. The query version of the command returns the location of the given trace lower limit point on the x‑axis followed by the unit. If an error occurs, such as limit not ON, then the query version of the command returns – 400 error codes. Limit line must be ON for the command to be valid. Use :CALCulate:LIMit:TYPE to set the currently active limit line.
Sets the location of the lower limit line of the given trace <Tr> on the y‑axis at the given value. This moves the entire lower limit and moves the current active limit point by the given value. <Tr> is the trace number in the range 1 to 4. If no trace number is specified, then the <Tr> parameter defaults to trace number 1. The <y‑parameter> is defined in the current y‑axis. If no unit is specified with the <y‑parameter>, then the default unit is used. The set version of the command changes the Move Limit on the front panel to Limit if it is currently set to Point, and sets the given trace as the active trace. The query version of the command returns the location of the active limit point on the y‑axis. If an error occurs, such as limit not ON, then the query version of the command returns a – 400 error codes. Limit line must be ON for the command to be valid.