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Define an adequate "Search Range" to restrict the search to the adequate frequency or
power interval (see
Chapter 6.7.3.2, "Search Range Dialog"
Note:
Tracking for bandfilter search can be activated separately, see
Remote command:
CALCulate<Chn>:MARKer<Mk>:SEARch:TRACking
Marker Config...
.
6.7.3.2
Search Range Dialog
The "Search Range" dialog confines the "Marker Search" and "Target Search" for the
selected marker to a subrange of the sweep. The search range is a continuous interval
of the sweep variable.
Access:
●
TRACE – [MARKER] > "Marker Search" > "Search Range..."
●
TRACE – [MARKER] > "Target Search" > "Search Range..."
If
is active, the assigned "Search Range" applies to all sweeps and can be
used to achieve uniqueness in "Min", "Max" or "Target Search".
See also
Chapter 6.5.8, "Trace Statistics Tab"
It is possible to define search ranges for each recall set and assign them to the corre-
sponding markers and the reference marker.
Select Marker
Selects the reference marker or one of the numbered markers that can be assigned to
the trace. If a numbered marker does not exist, it is created when "On" is checked. A
created marker is displayed in the center of the search range.
Search Range
Selects the "Search Range" to be assigned to the selected marker. "Full Span" means
that the "Search Range" is equal to the sweep range. Besides, it is possible to store up
to 10 customized search ranges.
The "Search Range"s are bordered by the "Start" and "Stop" values. "Start" must be
smaller than "Stop", otherwise the second value is automatically adjusted.
Marker Softtool