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If you can capture the screen you do not need other drivers. The tinySA is connected as a serial interface and you need something to send serial commands and show the serial responses. This can be a

Hello, I want to connect to tinySA from macOS. I did it previously for updating a firmware (dfu-util) and now tried tinySA.py following the steps according to athome.kaashoek.com/tinySA/python/.

If they don't want it back you can try to replace the switch -- Designer of the tinySA For more info go to https://tinysa.org/wiki

It looks like the RF switch on the RF port is damaged and Amazon may have sent you a return from another user. Suggest returning it for a replacement.

You could try the latest firmware, perhaps? David -- SatSignal Software - Quality software for you Web: https://www.satsignal.eu Email: davidtaylor@... BlueSky: @gm8arv.bsky.social, Twitter:

OK? cool? :)? Dave

They're sending me the VNA I ordered and they don't want this back. So it's not really a warranty situation. I don't see how it can be a clone, as it came 2 day shipping from amazon which the tinysa

Why? is it out of warranty ? If still in warranty, they must accept returns I think what Erik is suggesting is that it's failing the test because it's a clone,? so not much you can do to "fix"

They don't want it back so I'd like to fix it if possible

Return to amazon -- Designer of the tinySA For more info go to https://tinysa.org/wiki

Hello all, I ordered a NanoVNA but amazon sent me a SAUltra on accident (which I planned on ordering too anyways) But it fails the self test and the calibration too. I fed in the 30MHz cal signal and

When one KNOWS the source power AND the input level to the test instrument that will yield a faithful rendition of the input signal, one can EASILY determine how much attenuation is required. PERIOD.

Thank you Jeff for this interlude of sanity. I was trained to start in a completely safe input level range, wide sweep, look for all the signals, calculate and note the safe maximum level (as Min

Contact Zeenko -- Designer of the tinySA For more info go to https://tinysa.org/wiki

Eleshop no longer has the TinySa Ultra model (non-plus) in stock. From what the people there say, the old model, ZS-405, will no longer be produced and sold? For some reason, I would prefer to be able

Hello. I have GNSS (GPS and Galileo), frequency meter with a resolution of 0.0001 Hz, 150 MHz oscilloscope, a 4.4 GHz VNA, TinySa Ultra and other devices. If I can help in any way, I can help to the

....but as has been stated here many times before damage level is far different form that which will give a realistic reading. The 8568 is different from the TinySA in that its input attenuator is

I always try to keep the signal around -30dBm so that spurs aren't a problem. The HP does have a full step attenuator so the OP's posted levels would work for HP but would be a problem for the TinySA

I think you may be getting a little confused with figure and different spectrum analyzer specs. The Tiny SA stuff is VERY sensitive, and requires a good deal more attenuation. The -30dbm figure is

QUOTE: 5W minus 40dB sounds a bit too much input level for the HP. 40 dB down from 5 watts is 4 decades in power reduction. So: 5-W > 10 dB = 0.500 W.....0.500 -W > another 10 dB =