I just released 0.0.12:
This release of NanoVNA-Saver offers a number of new features, all of which
have been widely requested.
First of all, there's now the option of scaling the plots: right click them
for a menu, where it's possible to set the maximum and minimum values for
the frequency and data axes. Sadly not yet ready for the polar plots, and
mouse control of zoom is also pushed to a future release.
Second, it's not possible to have "bands" displayed in the frequency based
plots: Select "Display setup" to find the option for this. The default data
is for amateur radio bands - or you can put in your own.
Thirdly, the calibration procedure has received a new "calibration
assistant": A series of popup messages prompting you to switch between
calibration standards, and code to automatically sweep them for you and
store the results.
Finally, there's as always a number of bugfixes and stability improvements.
With more than 800 downloads of the 0.0.11 version, I can't wait to hear
what you all think of it this time - and I can't thank this community and
mailing list enough for the support, encouragement, suggestions and testing
you have provided!
I am interested in knowing what platforms you are getting this software
running on, *particularly* if you had had to jump through hoops or do
anything unexpected to get it to run: Do email me at mihtjel@... if
you can tell me what you had to do to make it work, so that I may update
the documentation, or make things easier to install in the future.
Thank you!
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Rune / 5Q5R
