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Just wondering if vnaJ software can be used on the Nano ?

Anyone tried it ?

73 de Andy

No, it cannot. I spoke to Dietmar about him making changes or facilitating others by opening the source, and he was not in favour of either case.
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Yes, I’m aware of a bunch of cheap VNAs – but I do not find the time to support them all – sorry to say this.

vna/J is closed source due to some reasons …
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We can ask why he takes this position, but it's his software and his prerogative.
It may be possible to take the other route - modifying the NanoVNA code or shimming the interface to provide compatibility that way. There would be a degree of reverse engineering the protocols used by VNA/J.
/ Gerry

OK thanks for the feedback.
I just wanted to know before I took the time to start testing, and possibly avoiding a learning curve.
That would have been nice, because I can get vnaJ working fine on a Raspberry Pi.
Unfortunately I can't with Rune's Python software.
After a lot of messing about upgrading Python and getting modules installed, I got a errors.
I just thought it might be a back door route for Pi users.
Not a real problem since I can run it perfectly ok on my Linux Mint 18.3 system.


73 de Andy

Hi Andy,
what errors are you seeing?

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Rune / 5Q5R

On Thu, 19 Sep 2019 at 10:01, Andy G0FTD via Groups.Io <punkbiscuit=
[email protected]> wrote:

OK thanks for the feedback.
I just wanted to know before I took the time to start testing, and
possibly avoiding a learning curve.
That would have been nice, because I can get vnaJ working fine on a
Raspberry Pi.
Unfortunately I can't with Rune's Python software.
After a lot of messing about upgrading Python and getting modules
installed, I got a errors.
I just thought it might be a back door route for Pi users.
Not a real problem since I can run it perfectly ok on my Linux Mint 18.3
system.


73 de Andy