Jim,
Everything in tinysa-saver now only uses the tinysa name and (if I did not make any mistakes) you should be able to install it on your system next to having nanonvna-saver.
You can also download the repo and run it directly from the commandline
python tinysa-saver.py
Remember:
- In display setup: close all views except "S21 Gain" and check "enable lines"
- Set tinySA in low or high input mode as tinysa-saver can not do this.
- One sweep contains 290 points and you can set as many segments as you like
- Any manual tinySa setting like attenuation or RBW has to be done on the tinySA itself. Nothing available yet in tinysa-saver. But as these are by default in automatic mode everything should work.
- Make sure you keep the start/stop frequencies in the selected low/high mode range
