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A bit off current topic and I don't want to distract from topic but how do you get a self test from the app. I have v1.1.4.6 installed and can't see any mention of self test or config. Geoff

For me, beta test code V 1.1-40, 49, 52 break self-test #7. All other tests pass. No problem found when reverting back to V 1.1-32. Not sure if this is a one-off so decided to report

Erik, 1. No USB disconnection when running self test from PuTTY. 2. Using stable v1.1-32, TinySA-App also drops USB connection when running self test.? I didn't recall this previously?occurring when

Do you also loose USB comms when connected with a terminal program or only when connected with tinySA-App? tinySA-App continuously issues commands in the background task and these interfere with the

Open the case temporarily connect Boot0 and Vdd on PCB edge close to the battery switch on the tinySA, you should get a black screen. no longer needed to connect Boot0 and VDD connect USB Now it

Good morning Erik, 1. Connected to tinySA using TinySA-App 2. Uploaded v1.1-52 successfully (clearconfig, reset, restore leveloff values and deviceid) 3. Ran selftest 0 from TinySA-App Comms Window 4.

After playing with the settings a white screen,not possible to update the firmware.Not possible to set the tinysa in dfu mode.After booting the sa isn't visible anymore. Please help, Victor

Hi Herb, The hangup was caused by a complicated race condition around the ADC. Hope its solved now in beta build v1.1-52 -- ------------------------------------------ For more info on the tinySA go

I always purchase through the "official" store and email Maggie. No problem then either in getting original equipment or paying with Paypal. Thanks again Erik for your commitment and

That is true, harsh but true, some folks just have to learn the hard way... John VE7KKQ

Exactly. But if someone choose to save couple of $ and purchase from suspicious source... Not a problem. Miser pays twice.

To obtain either the nanovna or the Tinysa, the source store for each is listed in the heading of the respective Groups.io page, if you buy it from some other source, very good chance you got a clone,

I believe the one I ordered is legit. But we will find out once I get it. If it is suspect I can take photos and post them. But blacklisting a seller is rather hard. I know when I got my NanoVNA it

Agree with the "getting old quickly", I fear objecting to the payment medium would also be fruitless. Business in China is very different from the western world. Although the Chinese Government is

I believe it is wishful thinking to believe a clone maker will stop their source of income if a few customers complain. I think you’ll be lucky to receive a refund, and the maker will just make up

Brian, If you are positive you will have a clone, take loads of photos and send them to Erik, I'm sure he would appreciate the effort and if others with clones were to do the same, then perhaps there

Hi Herb, Thanks,?I can reproduce, it's a nasty problem as I changed some of the ui logic and now the house of cards starts to collapse. More cleaning to

Looks good. Spurs are gone. Thank you for all your great work!

Erik, I'm having the following issue after loading beta v1.1-51: 1.??Beta v1.1-51 successfully loaded. 2.? tinySA connected to TinySA-App 3.? Run Selftest 4. Self test successfully completes with

Thanks, Erik. I know what to look for now. Thanks, Brian D Sent: Sunday, December 13, 2020 6:09 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [tinysa] What to do when you think you bought a tinySA