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Critical is not failing, just a warning some test is on the edge If you still worry, follow the fault finding as described on this page. https://tinysa.org/wiki/pmwiki.php?n=TinySA4.FaultFinding to

Heb de TinySA ultra nog niet heel lang. Maar zie dat de zelftest faalt Zelftest 3 geeft signal level critical Ook met het vervangen van de kabel. Ik ga er eerst maar vanuit dat ik iets verkeerd

0.5 s is too quick, slower is possible -- Designer of the tinySA For more info go to https://tinysa.org/wiki

With nothing connected to the inputs and all default settings (after clear config)? the screen should look in a certain way. It should be like the first picture on this wiki page

Hi. Yes, I held the rotary knob on the right side and then started the device until the image appeared on the screen. I also did it while holding rotary knob on the left side. The situation does not

I managed to change my lna and input switch with a tiny iron and Chipquick removal alloy. Doubtless, I was just lucky but it can be done that way. Ross

Any input on how to save traces every 500 ms would be greatly appreciated. I've messed with all the settings to no avail. My best guess to to try to write a python program to tell the tinySA to save

I meant to say: Can you push the jog button to the side (NOT down) WHILE RESTARTING the device? So keep it pushed to the side until the full display appears. -- Designer of the tinySA For more info go

Hi. I did, but it doesn't change the situation. Yes, I took a picture of that too At the moment it seems that the fault is with the hardware, can the hypothesis be tested ? Sincerely, g.

Can you push the jog button to the side (NOT down) and restart the device? This should restore the normal scan display Did you connect CAL and RF with a short coax cable when doing the self

The device was purchased on 2023.12.10 from the official AliExpress store "Zeenko Store". I used the device a couple of times during the entire period and was satisfied with the device. In 2024, I

Hi. The situation you have is - honestly - a nightmare. With so many clients in a mesh network you mess up a lot of theoretically available bandwidth, so I am not really surprised about your

The content of this topic does no longer fit in the purpose of this group so I'm closing it. -- Designer of the tinySA For more info go to https://tinysa.org/wiki

On Tue, Apr 1, 2025 at 05:00 AM, Jim Shorney wrote: > > Wow. Just wow. You have created what we call RF Hell. You will inevitably > have a high rate of signal collisions. Also the combined signal

That's what I was hoping a tool like the tinySA could help me determine. For Wi-fi frequencies, an RF scan from my 2 wired Unifi U6-LR APs shows negligible interference on any channel, on either the

Thanks. My guess is that it's from my property, based on low density of building/population around here. 2 houses down is a farm. I could be wrong, of course. For radio reception, I already have an

Don, Thanks for your reply. Response inline. Actually, due to macular degeneration, I really want to be able to set at least the color temperature dynamically, and dim as needed. Some tasks and

I don't see why. If I measure power level x, with a SA And then if I insert a 10 dB attenuator.... I usually see a 10 dB loss... maybe a little more due to connector losses, etc. A matched length of

You can see the loss at a particular frequency... but AFAIK, you can't do a sweep from 470 MHz to 600 MHz, and plot a graph. Because, AFAIK... Tiny SA does not have a tracking gen. (You need one to

Erik, When my refund comes I will certainly be buying from one of the authorised stores that I now know about. Funny how a fake clone makes me discover a new project that I didn't know about.? Life