To Set the Measurement Frequency Error Limits:

To Set the Measurement Frequency Error Limits:

Step
Notes

1
[Setup]

2
[Limits]

3
On [Freq Error Limits] select On or Off.
Enables you to toggle the measurement limits function On (active) and Off (inactive).

If set to On, the Frequency Error will change from black to red (fail), or to green (pass), and will indicate either "P" (pass) or "F" (fail). If the measured value exceeds either the upper limit or the lower limit, the words 'ALL PASS' in the bar at the bottom of the screen will change to 'FAILURE'.
If set to Off, the channel freq/number value will be displayed in blue. The bar at the bottom of the screen will indicate measurement in progress.

4
Set the upper limit.

[High Limit]
Enter the number on the numeric keypad.
[GHz], [MHz], [kHz], or [Hz]

5
Set the lower limit.

[Low Limit]
Enter the number on the numeric keypad.
[GHz], [MHz], [kHz], or [Hz]


	Step	Notes
1	[Setup]
2	[Limits]
3	On [Freq Error Limits] select On or Off.	Enables you to toggle the measurement limits function On (active) and Off (inactive). If set to On, the Frequency Error will change from black to red (fail), or to green (pass), and will indicate either "P" (pass) or "F" (fail). If the measured value exceeds either the upper limit or the lower limit, the words 'ALL PASS' in the bar at the bottom of the screen will change to 'FAILURE'. If set to Off, the channel freq/number value will be displayed in blue. The bar at the bottom of the screen will indicate measurement in progress.
4	Set the upper limit. [High Limit] Enter the number on the numeric keypad. [GHz], [MHz], [kHz], or [Hz]
5	Set the lower limit. [Low Limit] Enter the number on the numeric keypad. [GHz], [MHz], [kHz], or [Hz]