nanoVNA-QT (from the link you shared) it's for nanoVNA V2
That's why.
A domingo, 16/08/2020, 21:37, KN4VXP | Chad <Chackras@...> escreveu:
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I¡¯m using the Hima Nanovna Antenna Analyzer you can buy on Amazon for
$40.00? Here¡¯s a link:
Trying to hook it to a Linux Raspberry Pi Computer. Here is the link for
the raspberry pi application:
It¡¯s a cool app all you have to do is download the file and make it
excitable by right clicking on it, selecting properties, permissions,
change execute to Anyone in the drop down menu then open.
The bummer is I¡¯m not able to get it connected to the VNA and reading the
data. I think it is connected but not displaying the data. So I¡¯m running a
update, upgrade, full-upgrade, and a dust-upgrade. Then a reboot. The
program asks you to calibrate the device, when you attempt to do so it
freezes. You can see it in the Pi¡¯s serial port using the command lsusb as
VIA Labs, Inc. Hub.
Any help you might have would be cool. I didn¡¯t find anything searching
for the NanoVNA on the forms. It¡¯d be a cool YouTube video.
I got a Raspberry Pi 4 Buster, running build a pi, retro pi on the latest
version of buster the 4 gig job.
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