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ZMKPKNL<br />

Zone Marker for Next Left Peak<br />

ZMKPKNL Zone Marker for Next Left Peak<br />

Places the zone marker at the next signal peak that is left of the zone marker’s current<br />

position.<br />

Syntax<br />

Equivalent Softkey (<strong>HP</strong> 85913, <strong>HP</strong> 85933, <strong>HP</strong> 85943, <strong>HP</strong> 85953, or <strong>HP</strong> 85963 only):<br />

ZONE PK LEFT,<br />

Related Comm<strong>and</strong>s: MKPX, WINON, ZMKCNTR, ZMKSPAN, ZMKPKNR.<br />

Example<br />

XZMKPKNL<br />

OUTPUT 718;"WINON;" Turns on the windows display mode.<br />

OUTPUT 718;"ZMKPKNL;" PZuces the zone mm&r at the next peak to the left of the cum-ent<br />

position of the zone marker:<br />

Description<br />

ZMKPKNL does the following:<br />

1. Searches for the next signal peak outside <strong>and</strong> to the left of the zone marker. ZMKPKNL only<br />

applies if the window is in a non-zero span; ZMKPKNL does not apply if the window is in<br />

the time domain.<br />

2. If a peak is found, ZMKPKNL moves the zone marker so that it is centered around the peak.<br />

If a signal peak cannot be found, or the window is in zero span, the zone marker is not<br />

moved.<br />

3. Changes the center frequency of the lower window to the frequency of the signal peak.<br />

‘Ib be considered a signal peak, the signal must be greater than the peak excursion (see<br />

“MKPX” for more information about the peak excursion).<br />

ZMKPKNL should only be used when the windows display mode is turned on.<br />

Programming Comm<strong>and</strong>s 5-601

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