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Just uploaded/installed the firmware 1.1-59 DFU file via the app V1.0.240.5. *It works fine - Thank you Erik.* Question regarding the windows App. I am using the version 1.0.240.5. Do you have a

Erik, Nice informative video.? Several members of my ham club have found the LOW OUPUT mode of the tinySA to be so useful that they have purchased a second tinySA to use exclusively as a RF signal

Even worse, I forgot it was already implemented. Use the "offset" command, just like when in SA mode -- ------------------------------------------ For more info on the tinySA go to

A short video demonstrating the soon to be released updated output menu including the new frequency slider https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uSYJrvHSHio ------------------------------------------ For

New FW release : see http://athome.kaashoek.com/tinySA/DFU/ Version v1.1-59 Changes: - Added external amplification/attenuation setting in output mode - Self test extended - Bottom quick menu bug

Not yet (I forgot.....) -- ------------------------------------------ For more info on the tinySA go to https://tinysa.org/wiki/

Very nice feature! Is the function implemented as a console command too? I could not find anything in the response from the "help" console command... I have tried it with a screen input and it's very

Example is correct. Amplification can also be negative (attenuator) The value displayed is the level after the amplifier/attenuator. Goal is to eliminate the user having to do a calculation everytime

Hi Erik! Thanks for feedback! You are right, of course , I have to adjust the output level down before I start increasing!!! I don't have the "level -50". I have also noticed the "amplifier" function

Hello everyone. I just found this thread and I see that it is very close to what I was thinking of doing. I will be using an old mixer in a metal capsule and a 433.9MHz module like the one from

Hi Karl, I can not replicate the bug. These are the commands used: *mode low output* *level -50* *output on* *levelchange 30* and the 10MHZ signal swept from -50dB to -20dB. Can you list the commands

I performed a similar tracking generator test using an external mixer, and my dynamic range was limited to around 30dB. Quoting Erik ... The 30dB limit comes from leakage of the external LO through

Hi Erik! I have tested the sweep generator function, and I think there is a bug in this function. The console command for increasing amplitude is not working, "levelchange 30" should start with a "low

A Japanese tinySA user made a nice tinySA-App manual, Thanks to google translate also easily readable for those that do not understand

Yes, but I was too lazy to change the help text, its a static text and making it depend on the amp setting is a nuisance. The text is not used to limit the input so you should be able to use the whole

Erik, I am so happy to see that you added the external AMP in RF generator mode. Thank you very much for accepting my suggestion. Of course I ran to do the tests, I noticed a small problem. If you

I would like to thank all of the learned members for their sage advice over the year and wish you ALL a very *Merry Christmas. Garry* M0MGP

Thanks Herb, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. John

See the following Wiki topic tinySA | Main / Updating the firmware ( https://tinysa.org/wiki/pmwiki.php?n=Main.UpdatingTheFirmware ).? If you have TinySA-App installed then it has a tab with two

How is the firmware in the tinysa updated? John