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Roger, thanks for the video link! ?This is my 1st experience with a spectrum analyzer and you hit the nail on the head in educating me. ?I’m not certain I follow the integration of the 3 screens.

His has been investigate and appropriate actions have been take Due to the shipping time we may see some more. -- For more info on the tinySA go to https://tinysa.org/wiki/

Seeing how many arrive crocked, there seems to be a quality assurance problem.

Thanks. Done!?? I hope it holds Rich

Level was in the range, after setting the frequency exact, calibration was completed.

Carefully pull at the short side of the display opposite to the LCD cable connector as seen on the back of the BCP Don't yank but with some gentle pull the tape will release the display after some

The Ultra can be used to measure the level of the harmonic :-) -- For more info on the tinySA go to https://tinysa.org/wiki/

The 5.34GHz signal must within 100kHz of the 5.34GHz as expected by the Ultra. Basically the marker must be on the grid line. With +6dBm input to the Ultra at 444.96MHz you are overloading the mixer

Fine to use harmonics, but how do you know your level at the harmonic frequency is correct unless you either have a second spectrum analyzer, or your setup includes a selective form of power

My Ultra arrived yesterday from R&L.? The screen is crooked but firmly attached.? Any suggestions on how to release the tape and re-apply? Thanks Rich

I did try to use harmonics of the tinySA 9x 593 MHz and 12x 445 MHz

Some devices seem to have trouble with the tip shape, however! A simple cure is to obtain the kind of inexpensive headset splitter cable with 3.5mm stereo output plugs for the headphone and microphone

Yes, see wiki where to buy -- For more info on the tinySA go to https://tinysa.org/wiki/

For calibration above 5.34GHz you need to provide a 5.34GHz input signal into the RF input. -- For more info on the tinySA go to https://tinysa.org/wiki/

I'm seeing- "Signal level too low Touch screen to continue" When I try to do "CALIBRATE above 5.34GHz" The Wiki doesn't seen to actually cover initial setup of the ULTRA yet.

I've just got one from Mirfield Electronics, are the a valid seller?

I was under the impression that I had ordered the Ultra through Zeenko, but when I received the order it said it was through the Geek seller which is why I questioned it. I am in the process of

Thank you. This is what I was looking for. I am not too concerned about updating - DFU mode. Just being able to capture screen on the PC. Dave - W?LEV [email protected]> wrote:

You have to be very careful when you use a wideband noise generator as a substitute for a tracking generator.? The reason is that the tinySA and tinySA Ultra? have maximum input power limits of +10

Check this https://tinysa.org/wiki/pmwiki.php?n=Main.PCSW [email protected]> wrote: