Language Reference
MKBW | Display wavelength dierence between #2 and #3 markers. |
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| MKBW | OFF |
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Example | 50 OUTPUT | 723;"MKPK | HI;" | Set marker at highest signal peak. | |||||
| 60 | OUTPUT | 723;"MKAL | 060DB;" | Set | marker | 60 dB below | ||
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| 70 | OUTPUT | 723;"MKAR | 060DB;" | Set | 60 dB below | |||
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| 80 | OUTPUT | 723;"MKBW ON;" | Display wavelength dierence between amplitude- | |||||
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| 90 | OUTPUT | 723;"MKBW?;" | Query wavelength | dierence . |
Description The MKBW command displays the wavelength dierence between markers #2 and #3, even if the markers are not displayed. MKBW? sends the bandwidth
value to the computer. MKBW ON displays the bandwidth in the message area. MKBW OFF blanks the message.
MKBW can be used as a source of another command. Use MKBW as a source by incorporating the MKBW statement into the source of any spectrum analyzer command having predened function in its syntax diagram. When used as a source, MKBW uses the wavelength dierence for operation by the command that contains MKBW.