Measurements
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Result lines
Result lines mark the samples in the waveform that are used to obtain the measure-
ment result. For example, maximum, minimum, high and low values, and mean are
merked by horizontal lines; start and end are marked by vertical lines.
Remote command:
MEASurement<m>:DISPlay:RESults
Reference levels
Displays the reference levels used for the measurement in the diagram.
Remote command:
Result control panel
Extends the result box of the selected measurement group with the source settings
and the statistics enabling. Thus you can check and change the measurement sources
directly in the results box, and also enable statistics there. The setting is only available
if the result boxes are not grouped ("Group result dialogs" = Off).
8.2.3
Measurement gates
Gate areas limit the measurement to a user-defined range of the waveform. The gate
settings are defined on the "Gate " tab.
Each measurement group can use its own gate. Make sure to select the correct mea-
surement group.
8.2.3.1
Using measurement gates
If you have enabled the measurement with the toolbar icon and drew a rectangle on
the diagram, the gate is automatically defined and enabled. If you want to create a gate
for a running measurement, or if you want to modify the gate area, configuration is
done in the "Measurements" > "Gate" dialog box.
1. In the "Measurements" dialog, select the "Gate" tab.
2. Select the subtab for the measurement group you want to configure.
3. To define the gate, use one of the following methods:
● Define the start value and the stop value of the gate area by entering either
absolute or relative values.
● If a zoom area has already been defined for the waveform, couple the gate
area to the zoom area by selecting the "Zoom coupling" option.
● If a cursor measurement has already been defined for the waveform, couple
the gate area to the cursor lines by selecting the "Cursor coupling" option.
4. If you want to use the same gate for all measurement group, enable "Apply to all
meas".
Automatic measurements
