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Users have reported that version 2.16 does not do a full erase before firmware update (2.15 does). ?So you have to do the erase ad the first step. Roger

- v2.16 make a "Full chip erase" before programming... Istvan 2024. 06. 26. 14:53 keltezéssel, bvdijk@... írta:

I installed the latest firmware on mine, and also ran into problems. I thought I had “bricked” mine. The solution in my case was to use the programmer to do a full program delete, restart the

Hi Erik Thanks for the very prompt response! I must have missed that - installed 2.15 and it worked OK. So what is wrong with 2.16 as I use that on commercial products I develop and have never had

As stated in the wiki, you should not used STMCube programmer version 2.16 as it has bugs. Use version 2.15 instead -- Designer of the tinySA For more info go to https://tinysa.org/wiki

Hi I have attempted to do a firmware update on my Tinysa Ultra and failed. Using STM32Cube programmer I put it into DFU mode and connected the programmer. Loaded file tinySA4_v1.4-170-g8e96644.hex

Check to make sure you hooked it up correctly, i.e. HC05 TX to nano rx, and HC05 Rx to nano tx [email protected]> wrote:

I think it will only send data through the TX pins, by very definition. An oscilloscope will see the TX line changing levels as data is sent - standard electronics stuff - nothing magic about it.

tinysa has completed the pairing of Bluetooth module, but it seems that the data from tinysa cannot be received, and the baud rate is set correctly. How can I confirm that tinysa is sending data

Concerning the RF2200 I replaced all electrolytic capacitors, FM does not need alignment is precise in the dial and very sensitive. However MW iss off frequency and SW bands also. Who knows when was

Ah, OK.? I was thinking you were looking at the IF response on the SA. Mike - M0MLM ------------------------------------------------------------------------ *From:* Terry W7AMI via groups.io

The Panasonic RF2200 is a well made portable receiver. ?It should only need alignment if you have replaced some parts. ?What failed and were you able to find suitable parts somewhere?

enrique ( /g/tinysa/topic/106735927?p=Created,,,20,1,0,0 ) Good luck with the alignment.? As others have noted, the Drake alignment is rather involved.? Another good place for

Mike, I used the signal generator mode of the TinySA to generate the various frequencies needed to do the alignment.?? Modulated for the AM bands and straight carrier for the FM bands.? I used my

Hello, Just to say that I have ordered a TinySA Ultra, some bnc/SMA adapters a DC blocker and a Sanwa em7000 multimeter. I bit late I have realized that I had a HP 400EL AC multimeter that also read

Would appreciate some details of exactly how you went about that, Terry. Did you use a wideband noise generator? Mike -

enrique, ( /g/tinysa/topic/tiny_for_hf_radio_alignment/106735927 ) I just received my new TinySA Ultra today and have already done a full alignment on a 1960's vintage Japanese 6 Band

The communication is at low speed, not needing USB 3. Make sure the USB port can supply the required current otherwise the battery will deplete. If needed you can insert a USB bridge with own power

Thank you for the info. I will be using hardwired ethernet with a dedicated commercial USB server. Since TinySA is serial over USB, will it function correctly on a USB 2.0 port?? 2.0 servers are

So I gather the discussion in the NanoVNA group holds similar here " Question on remote use of NanoVNA"? and thanks again Stan. I did find this useful and was able to use an old Samsung Galaxy S4,