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On Mon, Nov 11, 2019 at 03:47 PM, Larry Rothman wrote:

Herb,
The slightly larger display that Herman installed is identical to the 2.8" it
just has bigger pixels.
The resolution and driver IC are the same as in the 2.8" LCD. Hence the direct
swap.?

Larry,
Thanks for the clarification. Too bad there isn't a similar 4 or 5 in display, although at that size I would think you would want more pixels instead of larger ones for better resolution.

- Herb

On Mon, Nov 11, 2019 at 08:43 PM, <dhu1342@...> wrote:

Trying one more time to add the attachments.

I made both versions. After communicating with edy555, I changed the nanovna label to nanovna-h label. You can check the nanovna-h label under the battery.

Herb,
The slightly larger display that Herman installed is identical to the 2.8" it just has bigger pixels.
The resolution and driver IC are the same as in the 2.8" LCD. Hence the direct swap.?



On Mon, 11 Nov 2019 at 5:55 PM, hwalker<herbwalker2476@...> wrote: Herman,
The 2.8 in display uses a 320 * 240 * 2 bytes to transfer data and I assume the 3.2 in display requires more.? Therefore I am? I right in also assuming that program features that depend on display size, such as screen capture, do not work correctly with the 3.2 in display?

Not a big issue since you can always use your smartphone camera to capture a screen image, but it is a caveat when stating that the 3.2 works with the same software,

- Herb

Yes, but now you created another problem for the rest of us: you didn't post the link where you purchased the new chips from ?.??
Thanks for playing around with this until you solved it.??
RegardsLarry



On Mon, 11 Nov 2019 at 5:42 PM, Herman De Dauw<on1bes@...> wrote: After almost half a year of using my NanoVNA that did not want to start with the on / off, an old problem has been solved. After replacing the IP5303 earlier, my NanoVNA still did not start (the IP5303 did not see the increased power when switching on). Now I have received a number of IP5305, and have placed one of them in the NanoVNA. After this procedure, the NanoVNA wanted to start up normally for the first time, and all functions of the IP5305 function normally. The device is now fully portable with battery. Problem solved.
on1bes Herman

This UmbrelaSmart app does recognise and display the NanoVNA usb info in DFU mode and it does perform a full erase.
It might be the version number coded into the DFU file. I'm going to try playing with that.?
BTW, there is a java disassem that I've been playing with from the Play store.It's called Show Java.?
Show Java - A Java Decompiler - Apps on Google Play
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A decompiler to extract the source code of an APK (android app), jar & dex file. Features ? Select either CFR 0.138, JaDX 0.8.0 or FernFlower (analytical decompiler) to use as the decompiler. ? Runs directly on your android device ? Select apk/jar/
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On Mon, 11 Nov 2019 at 4:55 PM, Oristo<ormpoa@...> wrote: >> I found this GitHub project for DFU installation by Android app

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I've been trying to get this working - keeps coming back and saying the ID
doesn't match even though it does.

Just as well; source includes comments like:
"this is limited to stm32f405RG and will fail for other future chips."

Since the last commit to this was several years ago

Well, it is newer than Android apps that I worked on, pre-Gradle and pre-IntelliJ IDEA.
As bad as were ant and eclipse, at least Android's wretched documentation was relevant.
Now, build docs badly prescribe doing things that are doomed.

Thanks at least in part to Gradle, it appears no longer possible to publish
a GitHub Android project that can be simply cloned and built

- there is most likely some bugs introduced by newer version of Android.

I expect bugs in this Java.? If I eventually sort build issues,
then it can be tested on nearly the oldest Android device with USB OTG.

Herman,
The 2.8 in display uses a 320 * 240 * 2 bytes to transfer data and I assume the 3.2 in display requires more. Therefore I am I right in also assuming that program features that depend on display size, such as screen capture, do not work correctly with the 3.2 in display?

Not a big issue since you can always use your smartphone camera to capture a screen image, but it is a caveat when stating that the 3.2 works with the same software,

- Herb

After almost half a year of using my NanoVNA that did not want to start with the on / off, an old problem has been solved. After replacing the IP5303 earlier, my NanoVNA still did not start (the IP5303 did not see the increased power when switching on). Now I have received a number of IP5305, and have placed one of them in the NanoVNA. After this procedure, the NanoVNA wanted to start up normally for the first time, and all functions of the IP5305 function normally. The device is now fully portable with battery. Problem solved.
on1bes Herman

I recently replaced my display with a 3.2 version that works with the same software (see the Wiki Files). Replacement with an even larger display is not possible without rewriting the firmware. And currently almost all memory space is used, I see that does not happen immediately. So I'm also waiting for the V2 version, and hope for a larger display.
on1bes Herman

I found this GitHub project for DFU installation by Android app

I've been trying to get this working - keeps coming back and saying the ID
doesn't match even though it does.

Just as well; source includes comments like:
"this is limited to stm32f405RG and will fail for other future chips."

Since the last commit to this was several years ago

Well, it is newer than Android apps that I worked on, pre-Gradle and pre-IntelliJ IDEA.
As bad as were ant and eclipse, at least Android's wretched documentation was relevant.
Now, build docs badly prescribe doing things that are doomed.

Thanks at least in part to Gradle, it appears no longer possible to publish
a GitHub Android project that can be simply cloned and built

- there is most likely some bugs introduced by newer version of Android.

I expect bugs in this Java. If I eventually sort build issues,
then it can be tested on nearly the oldest Android device with USB OTG.

Yes, I checked it when I came home, I use different modes.
But, the attenuators are on the way, so I can test more deep then now is possible.

What a nice software, that's what I mean, with this software I can tune more accurate.

Nice things to study and learn!
Thanks for the link QRP RX!

All network analyzers that I have worked on (repaired, calibrated and use nearly every work day) since 1977 (8409, 8505, 8753, 8510.......) have the test ports connected to and thru the same front panel (built in or on the S-parameter test set). I see absolutely no reason to isolate them on the nano. I have not used the isolation part of the cal yet but isn't that the reason for doing isolation?
I thought about mounting my unit in an enclosed box as well but I had this old HP radar test set with everything right there and ready to go plus I do every thing at HF and have not seen any leakage problems there.
K6JCA's set up looks nice but I again I see no reason to separate the connectors. It might even lead to cross talk when doing S21 creating a ground path loop.
Last night, after finally getting a second HF antenna lashed up before the winter snows, I checked the isolation between the two antennas using S21 for the first time (except for a quick functional check when I rec'd the nano in late August). On 40 meters there is only 20 dB of isolation and on 20 meters and 160 meters there is about 29 dB of isolation. For each band I retuned the transmatch on the one antenna that needs a transmatch. When I de-tuned the transmatch even by a small change, the coupling dramatically decreased showing the impedance match was critical for max radiation from one antenna into the other.

reports "you have the latest version"

Zadig software simply ignores such misleading messages
to install the >>correct<< driver, namely:
right-click on DfuSeDemo icon, select "Open file location"
* start in the Bin folder that has DfuSeDemo.exe
* nanoVNA wants driver in that Driver folder

You can right-click on the device, select "Update Driver Software"
* "Browse my computer for driver software"
* browse to the location above for your Windows version

Hello Rune,

Unfortunately, quartz filters have a ripple. In the Attachment the plot of an IF quartz filter.
One possibility might be to select rising and falling edges.
Otherwise, I currently have no solution.

Viele Gr????e

Hans-Peter Prast, DL2KHP
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Hans-Peter, yes, I appreciate the ripple issue.

Perhaps one approach might be to scan for Fmax, Smax and then approach upwards from a low frequency until Smax - 3 dB is reached, and then approach downwards from a high frequency until Smax - 3 dB is reached. I've not programmed that, though, just a suggestion.

73,
David GM8ARV
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SatSignal Software - Quality software for you
Web:
Email: david-taylor@...
Twitter: @gm8arv

Also I do not use the "jog" switch.
I drag and drop the markers / and use all menu's by the touch screen.
I also use a simple and very cheap PDA stylus.
It makes life very easy and simple.

73 de Andy

Hello Rune,

Unfortunately, quartz filters have a ripple. In the Attachment the plot of an IF quartz filter.
One possibility might be to select rising and falling edges.
Otherwise, I currently have no solution.

Viele Grü?e

Hans-Peter Prast, DL2KHP

On Mon, Nov 11, 2019 at 07:43 AM, <dhu1342@...> wrote:

Trying one more time to add the attachments

This is part of the problem, then...I thought that AURSINC was not a clone, and not only bought one myself, but, when I found that it works well, I recommended it to others. It WOULD be nice to know who to support.

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73 de Rich NE1EE
On the banks of the Piscataqua

I have boxed my NanoVNA in an aluminium box, no problems.

For the power switch, I simply connect a switch across the original switch, because you must keep the power connected
to the charger controller / original power to work properly.

For USB connection, I use magnetic USB connector.

73 de Andy

Hello David,

It's just that quartz filters have a ripple. In the attachment the plott of an IF quartz filter.
One possibility might be to select rising and falling edges.


73, Hans-Peter Prast, DL2KHP

Hi, RUne,

I think that the full calibration of the device from Your software would be very useful for people (like me) that are using the nanoVna at 99% from the PC. If possible, please, add this feature ! - thanks in advance ! - Andrea IW2FDH

On Mon, Nov 11, 2019 at 10:07 AM, Gabriel Tenma White wrote:

No, bepissneks does not currently manufacture or sell NanoVNA devices. The
salamander design is a clone of the hugen design. We planned a completely
different design (also si5351 based, switched receiver, 4cm x 3cm board,
better linearity but no LCD) before NanoVNA came out, but didn't make it to
market in time (the existence of the NanoVNA with a LCD made our devices
obsolete), so we are only going for V2 and have no plans to manufacture V1
devices.

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Thanks for clarifying Gabriel

- Herb