I am having an issue getting QtTinySA
to run. My setup Intel machine, Debian Bookworm, Python 3.11.2. I
have all the dependencies listed on the github page. When I try to
run it I get:
$ python3 ./QtTinySA.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
? File "/home/rgs/Desktop/QtTinySA/QtTinySA-main/./QtTinySA.py",
line 481, in <module>
??? tinySA = analyser(getport())
????????????????????? ^^^^^^^^^
? File "/home/rgs/Desktop/QtTinySA/QtTinySA-main/./QtTinySA.py",
line 311, in getport
??? raise OSError("TinySA not found")
OSError: TinySA not found
I must be missing something. Any help appreciated.
Bob S.
On 6/27/23 12:51, Ian Jefferson via
groups.io wrote:
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I have created a Python Qt5 application to work with the TinySA
Ultra that runs in Linux.
Working Features:
LNA on/off
SPUR
auto/off
Theoretically
unlimited points, but I have set the maximum to 15,400 for no
particular reason.
RBW
control
4
different colour traces, all can be turned on/off and set to
average, max hold or min hold
Selectable
averaging
Amateur
band frequency selection
Start/stop
frequency selection
4
markers. Each trace has 1 marker associated with it. Markers
can be set to normal, delta, or one of the four largest peaks.
The
selected marker(s) can be set to sweep start frequency with a
button, or can be draggged to any desired frequency.
All
standard pyqtgraph features, which are selectable by
right-click on the graph display, including:
?
? Export as CSV, HDF5, Image file of various types, Matplotlib
window, SVG
3D
spectrum (very primitive) with measurements over time
represented as a surface plot. Can be
clicked/zoomed/dragged/rotated using the mouse.
