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How do I show multipile top limits in a graph?

For my EMC-testing app I need to show two different type of limits (A&B) in a Graph, together with the input scope-signal. When the B (lower) top limit is an array with the peak(s) is outputted. Same for A limit. I have got one limit going but can't get the other in the same graph.
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> For my EMC-testing app I need to show two different type of limits
> (A&B) in a Graph, together with the input scope-signal. When the B
> (lower) top limit is an array with the peak(s) is outputted. Same for
> A limit. I have got one limit going but can't get the other in the
> same graph.

Just make each of them a plot by formatting the data the same as your
scope trace. I'm assuming you are using a waveform graph, so build an
array of plots, limit, trace, limit. Most likely, the problem is that
you have timing information on the trace, but haven't added it to your
limits.

Greg McKaskle
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