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Yes no problem. Though I don't know what's been done or anything, Erik would have to let me see the source code to see what he's done exactly.

Hi Erik, The version is really 1.240.5. A quick test shows that you nailed the problem when writing CSV files. The function to choose the decimal and field separators runs perfectly. This makes very

Eric, I followed you video and found what I was doing incorrectly even though I was using a stylus. One has to touch the extreme upper left hand corner and the extreme lower right hand corner to get

New tinySA-App release Version 1.240.4 Changes: - Integrated the normalize function from OneOfEleven - Solved a crash in writing the CSV files when localization set to using a "," as decimal dot.

Erik, might I make a suggestion.? On the touch calibration screen, you may want to put little plus signs '+' or cross hairs with a dot in the center.? This way people will try harder to touch that

Here it is:?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LghlQ_aWjAs

I think I know what is causing the crash. Wait for the next release

Hi Erik, I'm still trying to find clues to help in the the error due to Windows regional settings, when the decimal separator is a comma. I has been playing with OneOfEleven's NanoVNA -App v 1.0.244

Can I suggest you fredo the touch calibration? In particular the bottom of the screen calibration is fairly critical. If you have to press MODE to enter CONFIG you did not touch the screen during

Eric, I have two TinySA units. I updated the firmware on one and restored the settings and it is working correctly. I updated the firmware on the second unit and did a CLEARCONFIG , performed a

Hi, Thanks for the comments. I have lived by the idea that newer is not always *better*. Clearly there are some advantages now to installing a later version of software in the instruments. My comment

Sorry for not being clear, I meant the USART serial interface (hidden inside the housing) is disabled because of space limitations. Nobody was using it as I did not promote it. Will investigate to get

Erik, I'm not sure what serial console in the FW you are referring to.? There is a serial console function in tinySA-App for sending console commands, but on the PC side space should not be an

Using the .dfu file the command line is even shorter dfu-util -a 0 -D tinySA.dfu

For updating using linux there is a program call dfu-util https://repology.org/project/dfu-util/versions It also runs under windows, this is my commandline c:\work\DFU\dfu-util? -a 0 -s

The firmware DFU files are not big really, about 100kb. I guess that’s getting close to filling up the internal storage. On Linux there is tinySA-Saver but I’ve been told it barely functions. For

Hi, I have a nanoVNA H4 and now 2 of the tinySA. I have been reluctant to install any of the "upgrades". I can now afford to risk one of the tinySA units to try installing the "new, improved, giant

New FW release Version v1.1-9 Changes: - Disabled serial console due to insufficient space - Added THD measurement so MEASUREMENT/MORE menu The THD measurement gives the % TDH of the signal that is

Hi Erik Now it works as designed! Thank you very much. Every new version makes the combo TinySA and the App. more useful. Joe

Dragan and Jim,Thanks for the input. I'll look for a better USB cable other than the ones that came with the SA. I have some ferrite cores so I took one and wrapped a few loops around it at the SA