:LTESt:MEASure:JITTer:LOCation:STATe

Command Syntax

:LTESt:MEASure:JITTer:LOCation{1:32}:STATe {ON | OFF | 1 | 0}

Query Syntax

:LTESt:MEASure:JITTer:LOCation{1:32}:STATe?

Query Response

{1 | 0}

Description

Turns on and off limit testing for a specific Jitter Mode measurement. The measurement is identified by a number, from 1 to 32, that is appended to the :LOCation portion of the command. The number locates the measurement in the active measurement list, which is shown in the displayed results table. The active measurement list is indexed starting at 1 in the top-left corner; the location increases row-by-row from left to right. As a result, the first (top most) measurement in the following figure is identified as 1. It is the TJ measurement. The second measurement, identified as 2, is DJ. The third measurement, identified as 3, is RJ, and so forth. You can query the location number of any measurement in the :MEASure subsytem by using the measurement's :LOCation child command. For more information, refer to the introduction to the limit test subsystem.

Use the following sibling commands to configure the limit test:

• :FAILures defines the number of failures for stopping a limit test
• :FREGion selects when to fail a measurement
• :LLIMit defines the lower limit for failing a measurement
• :ULIMit defines the upper limit for failing a measurement
• :UPACtion selects an action if the measurement cannot be performed

Example Command Sequence

This example returns the location of DJ measurement in Jitter/Noise mode, which in this example is "3". Then, later in the program, this location number is used to enable limit testing on the DJ measurement.

:MEASure:JITTer:DJ:LOCation?
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Insert code here to return the LOCation index!
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:LTESt:MEASure:JITTer:LOCation3:STATe ON