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See wiki https://tinysa.org/wiki/pmwiki.php?n=Main.USBInterface -- Designer of the tinySA For more info go to https://tinysa.org/wiki

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Could you please advise how to use "scanraw" instead of "data" console command in this case. Thx in advance.

I need to read all frequencies and their power using commands that can be sent via a USB port. I can achieve this in a couple of ways: 1. freq_data = device.get_freq_data() data2 = device._data( 2

I knew Python's serial port driver was better than the one for C# but I didn't realize it was so much faster.? I have been running a C# script using the current firmware and the suggestions I made

Thanks for confirming my thought and ensuring me I did not make a mistake here. The sa is really a great device and exploring it's characteristics is a lot of fun and education. And sometimes

On Thu, Jan 9, 2025 at 09:00 PM, hwalker wrote: Well, this is definitely an error that appeared after *tinySA4_v1.3-435-g391dca6* HW Version: 167. I started the Python script I provided yesterday,

I did some testing over the past day and suspect that in the tight loop that you are running, without doing anything with the amplitude or frequency data, the console 'frequency' and 'data' commands

Many, many thanks This is exactly when a change was made to a part of the code that uses multiple threads. I will need some time investigate this. -- Designer of the tinySA For more info go to

I think i foound version when this error appeared. I see exception on this version and newer. tinySA4_v1.3-438-gd7f97cd HW Version:167 2025-01-09 14:26:29: 843: (-50.75, 30159987.0) An error

It seems that the problem that was causing the 404 error, reported by me and other users, is fixed. I can now access the page for all products, tinySA Ultra+ and the various additional external LNAs

It seems that the problem that was causing the 404 error, reported by me and other users, is fixed. I can now access the page for all products, tinySA Ultra+ and the various additional external LNAs

Correct. There are very low level internally generated spurs at 60 MHz and it's harmonics. This is according the spec. -- Designer of the tinySA For more info go to https://tinysa.org/wiki

All ultra devices use one common FW Inside the FW it is detected which hw is present and the differences are covered by this single sw. So there is no special zs406 version but a FW release may

Good question... Roger

It shows which version is which in the WiKi. All you have to do is read it.

QSL Thank you Erik! ?Your continued efforts are much appreciated!

If you device has "Ultra" at the front it's a ZS405 If it has "Ultra+" you have either a ZS406 or ZS407 and the label at the back specifies which of the two -- Designer of the tinySA For more info go

I have a TinySA that has unknown type number.? I bought it used from eBay and do not know its age. There is no such number on the label on the backside of my unit.? The only appearance of "ZeenKo"

Also with latest FW CONFIG/VERSION -- Designer of the tinySA For more info go to https://tinysa.org/wiki