# :LTESt:LLINe:SIMage:INVert

:LTESt Limit Line Commands

- :LTESt:LLINe:TEST{N}:MODE
- :LTESt:LLINe:TEST{N}:STATe
- :LTESt:LLINe:SIMage:FNAMe
- :LTESt:LLINe:SIMage:FNAMe:AUPDate
- :LTESt:LLINe:SIMage:FNAMe:USTandard
- :LTESt:LLINe:SIMage:FTYPe?
- :LTESt:LLINe:SIMage:IMETadata
- :LTESt:LLINe:SIMage:INVert
- :LTESt:LLINe:SIMage:MONochrome
- :LTESt:LLINe:SIMage:SAVE
- :LTESt:LLINe:SIMage:SINClude
- :LTESt:LLINe:SIMage:STATe
- :LTESt:LLINe:SIMage:WINDow
- :LTESt:LLINe:SSUMmary:FNAMe
- :LTESt:LLINe:SSUMmary:STATe
- :LTESt:LLINe:SWAVeform:CHANnel{N}:FNAMe
- :LTESt:LLINe:SWAVeform:CHANnel:FTYPe
- :LTESt:LLINe:SWAVeform:CHANnel{N}:STATe
- :LTESt:LLINe:SWAVeform:CHANnel{N}:WMEMory
- :LTESt:LLINe:SWAVeform:CMODe{N}:FNAMe
- :LTESt:LLINe:SWAVeform:CMODe:FTYPe
- :LTESt:LLINe:SWAVeform:CMODe{N}:STATe
- :LTESt:LLINe:SWAVeform:CMODe{N}:WMEMory
- :LTESt:LLINe:SWAVeform:DIFF{N}:FNAMe
- :LTESt:LLINe:SWAVeform:DIFF:FTYPe
- :LTESt:LLINe:SWAVeform:DIFF{N}:STATe
- :LTESt:LLINe:SWAVeform:DIFF{N}:WMEMory
- :LTESt:LLINe:SWAVeform:FUNCtion{N}:FNAMe
- :LTESt:LLINe:SWAVeform:FUNCtion{N}:STATe
- :LTESt:LLINe:SWAVeform:FUNCtion{N}:WMEMory
- :LTESt:LLINe:SWAVeform:RESet

## Command Syntax

    :LTESt:LLINe:SIMage:INVert {ON | OFF}

## Query Syntax

    :LTESt:LLINe:SIMage:INVert?

## Description

Upon completion of limit testing for a limit line test, a screen image can be saved to a graphics file. Use this command to turns on and off the inversion of the graticule area's background color. When on, an inverted image will be captured and saved into a file specified by the `:LTESt:LLINe:SIMage:FNAMe` command. The entire application window is saved with the graticule black upon a white background. The waveform colors remain unchanged. When including your graphic files in documents that are to be printed, combine this command with the `:LTESt:LLINe:SIMage:WINDow` command (graticule only) to save ink or toner.

Use the `:LTESt:LLINe:SIMage:STATe` command to enable and disable screen-capture reporting. To enable or disable limit testing for a limit line test, use the `:LTESt:LLINe:TEST{N}:STATe` command.