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Parameters:
<LayoutMode>
LINeup | STACk | HORizontal | VERTical | GRID
LINeup
–
the diagrams are arranged side by side.
STACk
–
the diagrams are arranged one on top of the other.
HORizontal
–
the diagrams are arranged in horizontal rows.
VERTical
–
the diagrams are arranged in vertical rows.
GRID
–
the diagrams are arranged as a rectangular matrix. The
number of rows and columns is as defined with command
Example:
See
Manual operation:
See
"Split Type / Diagrams / Rows / Columns"
DISPlay:LAYout:APPLy
<LayoutId>
Selects a previously defined layout for display in the analyzer screen.
Parameters:
<LayoutId>
Integer value 1, 2 ...
Current number, as defined by
Example:
See
Manual operation:
See
"Additional Functionality: SCPI Commands"
DISPlay:LAYout:DEFine
<LayoutId>, <LayoutFormatMode>, <LayoutData>
DISPlay:LAYout:DEFine?
<LayoutId>
Creates a horizontal or vertical display layout and provides it with an identifier (<Layou-
tId>).
Layouts are defined row by row (horizontal layouts) or column by column (vertical lay-
outs).
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A horizontal layout consists of N rows, each of height h
i
(i = 1 to N). The heights are
defined in units relative to the total height of the screen, i.e. their sum h
1
+ h
2
+ ...
h
N
must be equal to 1.00.
Each row contains a selectable number of diagrams with independent widths w
ij
(j =
1, 2 ...M(i)). The sum of the widths in each row must also match the screen width,
hence w
i1
+ w
i2
+ ... w
iM(i)
= 1.00 for all rows (i = 1 to N).
The <LayoutData> string for horizontal layouts reads 'h
1
,w
11
,w
12
...
w
1M(1)
;h
2
,w
12
,w
22
... w
2M(2)
; ... ;h
N
, w
N1
,w
N2
... w
NM(N)
'.
A semicolon separates different rows, a comma separates different diagram widths
within a row.
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The definition of a vertical layout is analogous, however, the role of rows and columns
is interchanged.
The query returns the layout data in an alternative, executable format. The executable
format is also used by
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