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Hi Phil, I received my TinySA today and it is a great little box.... trying to go through the sub-menu and so on! I would suggest you have a look at the videos produced by the IMSAI Guy

Hello there, Just received mine today and it sits beside the Nano.... long weekend ahead on the tiny box and the troubles to set it up :-) All the best for now.

Hello, Firstly, a big thank you to Erik and others in producing the tinySA. In the short time I have owned it I can achieve all that I hoped to achieve and much more. The only query is the PC

tinySA observing the signals from various generators and at various levels to test if it can cope with these weak and strong signals https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPOJNwZr1fo

Okay Erik. Thanks! Peter

Zero span in tinySA-App has not been tested yet so I'm not surprised it fails

Hello All, Newbie alert - I only received my TinySA three days ago and still finding my way around it. I have updated the firmware and also downloaded the latest version of the TinySA App onto a PC

Also, it sounds like you're using linux or mac-os, if so then you can install that OS's version of the development software (c++ builder) and compile TinySA-App program to work directly in the OS of

If you want to give the user a settings to alter the decimal point then go for it, though it can be made so that they don't need too. If any user has any more problems with the CSV files then ask

Excellent

The program saves the CSV file according to the machines locale settings, so loading the file back into another program in the same locale should be flawless ? If you're trying to load CSV files with

Tested with this small file: # tinySA # Date: 2020-10-08 20:47:48 "430000000";"2,176104e-05" "430025000","2.008500e-05" the first line uses the European locale, the second line the USA variant If

I am neither a noob nor a luddite, nor am I a programmer, but I do really like this philosophy! Thank you! 73 -Jim NU0C "OneOfEleven" <cmoss296@...> wrote:

If excel is any good it should, no guarantee though, have to try it and see. Using double quotes around each param is quite normal in CSV files (to over come the decimal point ambiguity).

The intention is to load the .csv file into excel for further analysis Will this work with double quotes?

I've just set the CSV save function to surround each parameter (value) in the CSV file with double quotes (the CSV load function removes them) - this solves the decimal point problem.

Adding settings for the user to have to set complicates things (decimal point and field char) for them, their are often far better ways really (though not always), you can auto-detect what the file is

I sometimes cut some corners in my self inflicted urgency... While you are making changes, can I kindly ask you to make the "S11" and "S21" part of the displayed graph names coming from a #define or a

Had a quick look through your CSV code and found source code problems that will cause range check error pop ups. I'll create a new function purely for .CSV file loading/saving and fix the source

If you add a file named .gitattributes to the folder where the nanoVNA-App .git subfolder and all the working sources are located, with only one line in it with: * text=auto the line endings should