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Anyone thinking of printing out this file, I just finished printing in a booklet form.... 2 pages per 8-1/2 x 11 sheet both sides and it was reproduced quite clearly and very readable using only 19

Very true I prefer a paper copy also for reference material. So many of the questions I see posted are answered within that Beginners Guide.

@Chris Gardner I agree totally, the document is exceptionally well written and illustrated. I will be making a paper copy for reference, somehow it registers better that way. John M0MJE

Another thing to try is to remove the current device driver associated with that port, and then let Windows reinstall that driver when you plug in the nanoVNA...

In Windows Device Manager, there's an option (I believe under View) to see inactive devices. :-)

Greetings, I can't say for sure whether the solution to your specific questions now may be answered?in the attached document from the files section of this Nano VNA group. But, what I can say,

Phil, Here is a link to what the buttons do in NanoVNA App. Right click on any graph to select graph type and scaling options. /g/nanovna-users/message/28114 Here is a link to a

In NanoVNA-APP, the right mouse button is your friend. Click it on the graph (and other places) for tons of options.

Hi Group-ees, I may have made progress with Com Ports, using NANOVNA-APP... When all ports appear in Device Mgr, APP opens with one of these ports chosen and the Conn/DISConn box says DISconnected [I

What about clicking on VIEW HIDDEN PORTS? Then delete all and start from scratch. Greg Sent from ProtonMail mobile

Siegfried is correct. Click the link that he provided: https://github.com/DiSlord/NanoVNA-App/blob/main/Win32/Release/NanoVNA-App.exe Will take you here: See image. and you will download the latest

On 12/15/22 2:40 AM, Phil, WF3W wrote: > Thanks to all who replied to my Com Port problem! It is much easier to add info to the group en masse The following is happening in Device Mgr: when I turn the

You could try going into Device Manager->View->Show Hidden Devices then right-click and uninstall all of the USB devices. Then reboot and it should re-find all of the devices and assign them new

I found a useful app for inspecting USB ports. There are several out there, but the most useful I’ve found is USBDview. It lets you know which ports are active, as well as which ‘inactive’ ones

Thanks to all who replied to my Com Port problem! It is much easier to add info to the group en masse The following is happening in Device Mgr: when I turn the nanovna on or off, DM registers this

I have a similar issue in that when I connect the Nanovna H4 to USB in update mode I see nothing happening in device Mgr, no system beep acknowledging the connection to USB. Nothing. I have tried

USB comm ports are assigned a number only when they are connected and can change when a diffrrent USB port is used so you need to see which port is added in dev mngr whenyou plug in the nanovna. Hope

Gday, I wish I could sign this 7-of-9, or there abouts in the cube. Putting aside my VNA may be damaged, I cant get any Com Ports to display in the drop-down list, except COM 3, the system port.

Hi Muggs, The link you sent me is the same gobbledy-gook, as in uncompiled code. I cant figure what the heck Im doing stupid. Are we in the same Ham club? Our meeting is tomorrow night. It's the XMAS

BTW, Just RMB on the link and >Save Link As<