The labels for marker buttons 1 through 12 change depending on whether they are on or off and whether the Ref. Mkr function (described below) is on or off.
Marker Unit Changes
The marker units change depending on the selected instrument sweep setting on the SWEEP TYPES menu and settings on the DOMAIN and RANGE menus:
• Frequency Sweep (Linear):
• Marker units set to frequency (GHz, MHz, kHz, Hz)
• Frequency Sweep (Log):
• Marker units set to frequency (GHz, MHz, kHz, Hz)
• Segmented Sweep (Frequency-Based):
• Marker units set to frequency (GHz, MHz, kHz, Hz)
• Segmented Sweep (Index-Based):
• Marker units set to Index number.
• Power Sweep (CW Frequency):
• Marker units set to power (dBm)
• Power Sweep (Swept Frequency):
• Marker units set to frequency (GHz, MHz, kHz, Hz)
Reference Marker Off or On
If Ref. Mkr is set to OFF, the label is formatted as:
• Mkr # [OFF] if the marker is off (where # is the marker number).
• Mkr # [ON] if the marker is on.
• For example, Marker 1 would be labeled either Mkr #1 [OFF] or Mkr #1 [ON].
If Ref. Mkr. is set to ON, the label is formatted as:
• Mkr#-Ref [OFF] if the marker is off.
• Mkr#-Ref [ON] if the marker is on.
• For example, Marker 1 would be labeled either Mkr#1-Ref [OFF] or Mkr#1-Ref [ON].
Turning Individual Markers Off and On
The MARKERS [1] menu described below is shown with Marker 1 (Mkr 1) through Marker 4 (Mkr 4) turned off. Individual markers can turned off manually by clicking their buttons.
Turning All Markers On
All markers can be turned on either manually one-by-one (as above) or at the MARKERS [2] menu, by clicking the All Markers On button.
Navigation
• MAIN | Markers | MARKERS | More Markers | MARKERS [2] | All Markers On
Turning All Markers Off
All markers can be turned off either manually one-by-one or at the MARKERS [2] menu, by clicking the All Markers Off button.
Navigation
• MAIN | Markers | MARKERS [1] | More Markers | MARKERS [2] | All Markers Off
Naming Conventions for Marker Buttons and Toolbars
The following conventions are used to label the marker buttons and toolbars in this section.
Marker Buttons
• Mkr # [Ref] [OFF/ON] is used for all button names (where # is the number of the marker).
• For example, Mkr1 [Ref] [OFF/ON] is used for the Marker 1 button when it is labeled Mkr 1 [OFF], Mkr 1 [ON], Mkr1-Ref [OFF], or Mkr1-Ref [ON].
Marker Toolbars
• Mkr # [Ref] [ON] is used for all marker toolbars (where # is the number of the marker).
• For example, Mkr1-[Ref] [ON] is used for the Marker 1 toolbar when it is labeled Mkr 1 [ON] or Mkr1-Ref [ON].
• Note the marker must be on for the toolbar to be available.