Saluki S5105 Series, Руководство пользователя

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Clear all limit points.
[Save]
Save the current upper limit line as a file. The upper and lower limit line files can be used universally.
[Recall]
Recall the limit line as current upper limit line. The upper and lower limit line files can be used universally.
[Page Up]
Scroll up to view the saved limit line file.
[Page Down]
Scroll down to view the saved limit line file.
[Recall]
Recall limit line information from a file.
[Delete]
Delete the currently selected limit line file.
[Del All]
Delete all saved limit line files.
[Marker]
This menu is used to implement basic marker functions, including marker switch status, marker mode,
counter function and noise marker etc. A soft menu related to the marker pops up, including [Sel Mkr
[1] ] , [Normal Mkr] , [Delta Mkr] , [Off] , [Mkr->] , [Counter Off On] , [Noise Mkr Off On] , [All Off] .
[Sel Mkr [1] ]
Display the name of the marker that has been selected for activation. The amplitude and frequency
information (time information at a bandwidth of 0 Hz) can be read from the marker and displayed in the
marker display area at the top of the screen. The selected marker has functions such as [Normal Mkr] ,
[Delta Mkr] , [Counter Off On] , [Noise Mkr Off On] [Mkr ->] .
[Mkr 1] ... [Mkr 6]
Select the marker you want to activate.
[More Mkrs]
Choose more markers.
[Mkr 7] ... [Mkr 8]
Select the marker you want to activate.
[Normal Mkr]
Set the marker to normal.
[Delta Mkr]
Switch the marker mode to normal or delta mode, which is active when the current marker is turned on.
When the marker mode is the normal mode, the amplitude and frequency value of the current marker
position are displayed in the marker display area at the top of the screen (the time value is displayed
when the span is zero), and the difference of amplitude and frequency between the difference marker
and normal marker is displayed in the marker display area when the marker mode is the delta mode.
The opening of the delta mode will generate a reference marker at the position of the active marker. The
frequency difference displayed by the reference marker is the frequency difference between reference
marker and corresponding standard marker, and the amplitude difference is the amplitude difference
between the reference marker and corresponding standard marker, which is expressed in dB, and the
initial marker is superimposed with the normal marker. What’s more, the reference marker can be moved
with a rotary knob, a step key or a numeric key.
[Off]