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User settable number of sample points
I've got a black 2.8" clone and a recent Hugen H-4 from R&L Electronics. I suspect that the STM32F103 version can't do more than 101 points except via a PC, but it seems to me the STM32F303 version should be able to do more. I've not seen any option for setting the number of points in the menus.
Is there FW that supports user setting of the number of sampling points? Have Fun! Reg |
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Re: Protective Case for H4
The lid is in the picture to the right of the base and NanoVNA. I keep the case and accessories in a canvas zipper bag with allows for additional adapters for different kinds on cables you may come across. If it works for you like it does me, feel free to print it.
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Darrell Sent from my over-rated IPhone 7 Plus. Any Mis-spellings or grammar errors are due to my IPhone auto correct feature. On Jul 18, 2020, at 15:28, Reginald Beardsley via groups.io <pulaskite@...> wrote: |
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Re: Protective Case for H4
Seems to me it needs a lid and space for the cables, cal kit, adapters, etc.
Of course *which* adapters is a very loaded question. For the moment the very nice box it came in will do for me. Eventually I'll probably put it in a Pelican style case with a bunch of other test gear. If the FNIRSI scope gets hacked so there is better FW, a nanoVNA, FNISRI-1013D, F***Tech 6800 hacked to use a self contained LiPo battery, BSIDE ESR02 Pro and a DMM would make a really nice compact field day support kit. Have Fun! Reg |
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Re: Vertical OFFSET
#consolecommands
#improvement
#firmware
#measurement
#nanovna-h4
Rees,
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At 1dB/div, a REFERENCE POSITION value of 14 puts a -10dB response at mid-screen. Is that what you are looking for, or do you want a more intuitive entry method? --John Gord On Sat, Jul 18, 2020 at 12:40 PM, Kees wrote:
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Vertical OFFSET
#consolecommands
#improvement
#firmware
#measurement
#nanovna-h4
Kees
Hi Developper Team,
Since a week I have a NanoVna-H4 with SW version 0.5.0 It is a nice instrument for investigation of someone's designs. After playing with the possibilities of this instrument I miss the vertical OFFSET menu to give the REFERENCE a value (dB) in case the measurement result is falling outside the screen. If for example I like to see the measurement result of a device with an attenuation of about 10 dB with a scale of 1 dB/div halfway the height of the screen, then I can put the REFERENCE at 8 and give an OFFSET value of -4 dB (to the REFERENCE). It may be that this OFFSET menu is discussed earlier but is perhaps not implemented because there was not enough memory for it in the NanoVna-H4. Or the OFFSET value may be implemented in a PC application like NanoVna Saver? Thank you for your effort in advance. Kees, PE0CWK |
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Re: NanoVNA Saver 0.3.3 or 0.3.4
Hello, I need help. I have a NanoVNA-H which goes to 900 MHZ which I purchased from GigaParts . I ordered that to use while waiting for my NanoVNA V2 from Tindie which should arrive very soon. As discussed many times the 3.2" screens is a little small for my 72 year old eyes. So, I am trying to install NanoVNA-Savor on one of my computers for seeing better and have flexibility. I have used a MiniVNA successfully for years.
Just so that you know what I am dealing with: I have tried to load NanoVNA-Savor on three different computers -- four operating systems. They are. a. MacBook Pro with Version 10.15.5 b. Same computer with Windows 7 Pro via VMware Fusion version 11.5.1 c. laptop with Windows 7 Pro 32 bit (for ham programs requiring a PC) d. desktop with Windows 7 Pro 32 bit (my shack computer) Any one of these would have been helpful. I first tried to load Savor on "b" which loaded and opened. I then tried to connect it to the NanoVNA. It did not work. The USB cable that came with it was "C" on both ends -- useless. I found three other "C" to "A" cables non of which worked. I discovered that all of them were power only cables. I ordered a proper C to A and connected to the NanoVNA. After being connected for two seconds the program crashed (just quit completely). I started with version 0.3.4 and then tried version 0.3.6 both crashed after about two seconds. The 0.3.6 version was from just before it became the latest version yesterday. Meanwhile I decided to load 0.3.4 on my laptop "c". It did not work because the program will only work on a 64 bit machine. Then I tried to load it on my shack computer "d". same results But, I did not know that the program would not work on a 32 bit machine. For those of you who post on GitHub, please identify your posting with the fact that it is only for 64 bit machines, or whatever would be appropriate. It took me three days to figure that out. Someone said it on another we site and I finally found it here. Then I tried to load it onto my MacBook Pro "a". There was an installation hint -- "If using binaries on Mac or Linux you have to chmod +x nanovan-saver after unzipping as executable flags get lost with zip." I managed to open a terminal and after two or three tries I think I did the above. However, I don't know what to do now. What I like aboutMac computers is that I get a program with a .dmg file. I execute it and it works. Sometimes I have done the above in a terminal but usually with some help. Could you put a link to a step by step process of making this work? Obfuscated -- that is one of my favorite term. To me it means that the obvious is obscured by all the verbiage. I have been trying to make this work on several platforms for several days without success. Please don't assume that your audience knows and understand how to do these things. I have been a power user of computers for many years. However, I don't under stand code or how to use these procedures. Yes, I am complaining some. Please forgive me. I think you can see why I am so frustrated. Any help would be appreciated. My number one goal would be to have Savor work on this computer "a" in either the Mac side or in Windows 7. Thanks, Joe |
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Re: H4 communication Issue
Phil,
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The connector is obviously defective and the unit is new, ask the seller to replace it - can't hurt to try.? ... Larry On Fri, 17 Jul 2020 at 3:51 PM, p01lindsey@...<p01lindsey@...> wrote: Larry, thanks for the lead.? After checking the board etc., looked inside the USB-C connector itself and one of the sides had maybe 3 of the pins smashed and shorted inside.? So new connector needed, I think it is bad enough that there is now way for me to straighten out again. Thanks again!? Thanks everyone for the help! Phil -----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Larry Rothman Sent: Friday, July 17, 2020 12:24 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [nanovna-users] H4 communication Issue A basic question for you:? have you tried a second USB cable with the H4? There have been instances of companies shipping cheap cables that fail quickly. You might also want to open the H4 housing and using a magnifying glass, make sure there are no solder shorts around the usb connector. ? On Fri, 17 Jul 2020 at 11:06 AM, p01lindsey@...<p01lindsey@...> wrote:? Hello, I have a new H4 unit that I just got a couple of weeks back.? ? Works great until I go to us it with a PC. What I am seeing is on win7 the laptop that I am using never sees anything when I plug in the usb connector.? Power on, power off, plug into the usb port on or off none of that makes a difference.? I never sees it. So then taking it to two different win10 computers if I go into device manager when it is plugged in they both see it but with an error.? The message is Unknown USB Device (Device Description Request Failed). Different computers, different operating systems, power on/power off, etc. Same result. The basic question I have is this a hardware or a driver issue? Thank you in advance! Phil |
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Re: H4 communication Issue
Larry, thanks for the lead. After checking the board etc., looked inside the USB-C connector itself and one of the sides had maybe 3 of the pins smashed and shorted inside. So new connector needed, I think it is bad enough that there is now way for me to straighten out again.
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Thanks again! Thanks everyone for the help! Phil -----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Larry Rothman Sent: Friday, July 17, 2020 12:24 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [nanovna-users] H4 communication Issue A basic question for you: have you tried a second USB cable with the H4? There have been instances of companies shipping cheap cables that fail quickly. You might also want to open the H4 housing and using a magnifying glass, make sure there are no solder shorts around the usb connector. On Fri, 17 Jul 2020 at 11:06 AM, p01lindsey@...<p01lindsey@...> wrote: Hello, I have a new H4 unit that I just got a couple of weeks back. Works great until I go to us it with a PC. What I am seeing is on win7 the laptop that I am using never sees anything when I plug in the usb connector. Power on, power off, plug into the usb port on or off none of that makes a difference. I never sees it. So then taking it to two different win10 computers if I go into device manager when it is plugged in they both see it but with an error. The message is Unknown USB Device (Device Description Request Failed). Different computers, different operating systems, power on/power off, etc. Same result. The basic question I have is this a hardware or a driver issue? Thank you in advance! Phil |
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Re: H4 communication Issue
Have you installed the drivers?
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The nanoVNA uses a serial to USB device to convers on USB. Check out FTDI for the latest drivers. Verstuurd vanaf mijn iPhone Op 17 jul. 2020 om 20:43 heeft p01lindsey@... het volgende geschreven: |
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Re: H4 communication Issue
Thanks Roger, did all of that still nothing. In win7 when I plug it in the USB never responds in any way at all like as if nothing ever was connected at all. Nothing in the device manager, and nothing under devices. Tried several times with the drivers, tried cleaning the registry, etc.....then switched to win 10 thinking it would be easy there....no luck.
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Thanks! Phil -----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Roger Need via groups.io Sent: Friday, July 17, 2020 12:18 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [nanovna-users] H4 communication Issue With Win7 you need to manually install the driver. See the Wiki in this group for details.. Roger |
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Re: H4 communication Issue
Thanks for the response!
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On the cable, just got a new fancy one from amazon and tried it this morning before sending out my email. I was hopeful that it would work and it did not.......then emailed the group. I have opened the unit and looed to see if there was anything obvious and there was not. Also that way I could make sure the USB-C was fully engaging and it looked like it was. Will open up again, this time with the headset on and look for a bad connector, connection, or solder as you suggest. Thanks again! Phil -----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Larry Rothman Sent: Friday, July 17, 2020 12:24 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [nanovna-users] H4 communication Issue A basic question for you: have you tried a second USB cable with the H4? There have been instances of companies shipping cheap cables that fail quickly. You might also want to open the H4 housing and using a magnifying glass, make sure there are no solder shorts around the usb connector. On Fri, 17 Jul 2020 at 11:06 AM, p01lindsey@...<p01lindsey@...> wrote: Hello, I have a new H4 unit that I just got a couple of weeks back. Works great until I go to us it with a PC. What I am seeing is on win7 the laptop that I am using never sees anything when I plug in the usb connector. Power on, power off, plug into the usb port on or off none of that makes a difference. I never sees it. So then taking it to two different win10 computers if I go into device manager when it is plugged in they both see it but with an error. The message is Unknown USB Device (Device Description Request Failed). Different computers, different operating systems, power on/power off, etc. Same result. The basic question I have is this a hardware or a driver issue? Thank you in advance! Phil |
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Re: NanoVNA firmvare, compiled by DiSlord #firmware with MiniSD support
#firmware
At this moment as you can see i update UI and next release name as v1.0.1
UI fixes still not fully comleted (for see changes need reset config for apply new colors) |
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Re: NanoVNA firmvare, compiled by DiSlord #firmware with MiniSD support
#firmware
@DiSlord - let me ask you kindly following - your H4 branch fw version string comes from
"git describe --tags" which shows always 0.7.1... What would you recommend to put in the VERSION string such I know what fw version has been flashed into my H4? |
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Re: My NanoVNA is overheating
On Fri, Jul 17, 2020 at 10:43 AM, igor-m wrote:
Try test 200-350MHz range for better search threshold limit. PS then i work under H4 vs SI5351+SI4432 i rewrite sweep mode, now it use band table for better ajust settings I think remove threshold as value and use this table typedef struct { uint32_t mode; // mode for SI5351 for set frequency (fixed PLL or fixed Multiplexer divider) uint32_t freq; // max freq for band union { uint16_t div; // divider for fixed Multiplexer mode uint16_t pll_n; // PLL n for fixed PLL mode }; uint16_t mul; // Harmonic for main frequency uint16_t omul; // Harmonic for offset frequency uint16_t pow; // power (not need) uint16_t l_gain; // l gain for AIC ADC (ref data) uint16_t r_gain; //r gain for AIC ADC (measure data) // uint16_t freq_align; // Not use, frequency align on set } band_strategy_t; It allow more easy select sweep settings for every frequency range, but more difficult then now (used threshold step) Now used this table (for 300MHz threshold) /* * Frequency generation divide on band * Band 1 * 800~10kHz fixed PLL = XTALFREQ * PLL_N_1, fractional divider * Band 2 * 10kHz~100MHz fixed PLL = XTALFREQ * PLL_N_2, fractional divider * Band 3 * 100~130MHz fractional PLL = 800-1040MHz, fixed divider 'fdiv = 8' * Band 4 * 130~170MHz fractional PLL = 780-1080MHz, fixed divider 'fdiv = 6' * Band 5 * 680~300MHz fractional PLL = 680-1200MHz, fixed divider 'fdiv = 4' * * For FREQ_HARMONICS = 300MHz - band range is: * +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ * | Band 2 | Band 3 | Band 4 | Band 5 | Band 3 | Band 4 | Band 5 | * +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ * | Direct mode x1 : x1 | x3 : x5 | x5-x7 | x7-x9 | x9-x11 | * +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ * |10kHz - 100MHz | 100 - 130MHz | 130 - 170MHz | 170 - 300MHz | 300-390MHz | 390-510MHz | 510-900MHz | 900-1500MHz | 1500-2100MHz | 2100-2700MHz | * +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ * | f = 50kHz-300MHz | f=100-130 | f=130-170 | f=170-300 | f=180-300 | f=214-300 | f=233-300 | * | of = 50kHz-300MHz |of= 60- 78 |of= 78-102 |of=102-180 |of=128-215 |of=166-234 |of=190-246 | * +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ */ |
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Re: My NanoVNA is overheating
On Fri, Jul 17, 2020 at 07:35 PM, Gary Hale wrote:
Guys, you have to find your SI5351 max frequency, those 310M is the value I flashed in (for experimental reasons only) because I found out my max frequency is 321MHz.. |
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Re: My NanoVNA is overheating
I tried it, my NANOVNA-H overheated more slowly with this setting.
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Gary AG7TH On 7/17/20 10:33, n2msqrp wrote:
The SI chip is specified up to 200Mhz. Have you tried it with this threshold? |
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Re: My NanoVNA is overheating
The SI chip is specified up to 200Mhz. Have you tried it with this threshold?
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Re: My NanoVNA is overheating
On Fri, Jul 17, 2020 at 03:54 PM, DiSlord wrote:
.. In nanovna.h i begin use AUDIO_CLOCK_REF (86016000U)OK, I've done, and I've also increased the default threshold to 310MHz here. Flashed in, it runs for 25minutes already without a crash. I will use it now, and we will see. Looks promising.. |
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