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Herb, its a bit different
Hidden measurements are only inserted when step size > RBW/2. Of these measurements the maximum is used per sweep point.
If step size? < RBW/2 the requested points are measured
so if you select 450 points and RBW=600kHz on a 1MHz span there will be 450 measurements done which overlap a lot.

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On Mon, Nov 28, 2022 at 06:01 AM, Erik Kaashoek wrote:

On Mon, Nov 28, 2022 at 05:51 AM, Wander Lucio wrote:

wouldn't it be interesting for you to use a status field up here with some more information?

Such as ?

Erik,
?Wander's attached screen shot showed additional information (time, date, revision) in a reserved area at the top of the tinySA Ultra screen.? If this were considered, I would hope that area was normally clear but could be used as a comment area where the user manually typed in additional information as desired.

Herb

Erik,
? You stated in an earlier topic that, "If you choose any amount of measurement points and span the tinySA will insert hidden measurement points to ensure step size <= RBW/2 if needed."

? If 450 sweep points are selected in the Display menu, and 2000 measurement points are performed by the tinySA to ensure step size <= RBW/2 for a selected span and RBW; are only the top 450 peak signals out of the 2000 measurement points displayed on the tinySA screen?

? I want to ensure I understand this correctly when I try to explain it to others.

Herb

On Mon, Nov 28, 2022 at 05:51 AM, Wander Lucio wrote:

wouldn't it be interesting for you to use a status field up here with some more information?

Such as ?
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Hi David,

I ordered mine from R&L too. I exchanged a couple of notes with them and delivery could be well before Christmas (Dec 25). The wait - however long - just is what it is. I have been waiting for mine well over 50 years so a few more days means nothing :)

73,

Bill KU8H

bark less - wag more

New FW release for tinySA and tinySA Ultra
Version V1.3506
Changes:
- Waterfall now works with calculated traces.

Waterfall will display the first active trace with no calculation or, when none available, the first active trace.
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Using only the tinySA Ultra and a small telescopic antenna it is possible to observe various wireless networks. This video demonstrates how you can observe WiFi, 433MHz ISM, Mobile Phone and DECT traffic.


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The audio output you will activate through the LEVEL/LISTEN menu but the spectrum on the screen will be frozen.

The audio output you will activate through the LEVEL/LISTEN menu but the spectrum on the screen will be frozen.

On 28/11/2022 08:41, Gary Traveis wrote:

On Mon, Nov 28, 2022 at 12:13 AM, Erik Kaashoek wrote:

Is there a HW image of where to connect to the Ultra to do listen mode?
Is the layout the same as the non-Ultra?
(I've ordered but haven't received my Ultra yet)

Mine has a 3.5 mm socket, but I've not tried connecting to it so far! I don't know whether it's mono or stereo, or if there are limitations.

David
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On Mon, Nov 28, 2022 at 12:13 AM, Erik Kaashoek wrote:

https://tinysa.org/wiki/pmwiki.php?n=TinySA4.MenuTree

Is there a HW image of where to connect to the Ultra to do listen mode?

Is the layout the same as the non-Ultra?

(I've ordered but haven't received my Ultra yet)

On Sun, Nov 27, 2022 at 08:31 PM, Larry McElhiney wrote:

Your menu tree image is virtually unreadable as attached

Larry, did you see this:
https://tinysa.org/wiki/pmwiki.php?n=TinySA4.MenuTree
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There are still many opportunities to improve the FW and the Wiki explaining everything.
This will take some time.
It will not be possible to demodulate FM, only slope demodulation will sort of work.
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Thanks - I realized after I posted (then deleted, that didn't help things either!) that the "ultra" version had emerged since I last looked into this. I've since placed order with R&L, expect a long ETA, but at least there's a solution in the offing.

Eric announced the 4" version, the TinySA Ultra, just a few weeks ago, Dave.

On 28/11/2022 12:16 pm, David Feldman via groups.io wrote:

I use my TinySA pretty regularly (just stand-alone, not attached to a PC or other external controller), but don't follow this group regularly.

My (sole) complaint with my TinySA is and has always been the screen - too small!

Is there any prospect of a larger-screen (say, 4" or so) version?

Thanks for any update,

Dave

On Sun, Nov 27, 2022 at 07:40 PM, Mike C. wrote:

Been playing around w/the Ultra and it's great but there are a few shortfalls. When I do a Cal #3 test fails. Where do I find some info to either correct or find info on?

Mike,
? ?I think you mean self test #3.? I believe self test #3 verifies the level of the 30MHz calibration output and should look similar to the following image when the CAL output is connected to RF in.



It will be helpful to Erik in troubleshooting your error if you provide a screen shot like I did above.

- From tinySA-App you can issue the command "self test 0 3" to run only selftest #3.
- Use the camera icon in tinySA-App to capture the screen shot.

If you have trouble capturing the screen shot, just attach a photo showing the self test #3 failure screen.

Herb

Hi Mike,

Both of my TinySA Ultra units pass Test #3. ?(There is no adjustment.)

You could try a different cable to feed the Calibrate signal to the SA input, just in case.

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Your menu tree image is virtually unreadable as attached. ?Where is your website?

Thanks,

Larry
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Thanks,

Larry
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