FAQ

ESPI; ESCI; ESU: How to set limit lines with frequency gaps?

Question:

How can I set limit lines that contain frequency gaps?
Up to now, you had to enter a pseudo limit of 200 dB, but that doesn't look nice on the screen.

Answer:

Please proceed as follows:
Select a limit line and split it up into two parts: one before and one after the frequency gap. Create each line with the "new limit line" softkey (after pressing the "Lines" hardkey) as usual. Name one line "xyzpart1" and the other "xyzpart2", for example. Assign them to the same trace and activate them in the Limit Lines menu.
Make them visible on the screen by means of the "display lines" softkey.



ESPI; ESCI; ESU: How to set limit lines with frequency gaps?		FAQ overview


Question:	How can I set limit lines that contain frequency gaps? Up to now, you had to enter a pseudo limit of 200 dB, but that doesn't look nice on the screen.



Answer:	Please proceed as follows: Select a limit line and split it up into two parts: one before and one after the frequency gap. Create each line with the "new limit line" softkey (after pressing the "Lines" hardkey) as usual. Name one line "xyzpart1" and the other "xyzpart2", for example. Assign them to the same trace and activate them in the Limit Lines menu. Make them visible on the screen by means of the "display lines" softkey.