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Check on Amazon, you may be able to find a cable that has all three types of plugs, I have one, not from Amazon, that has USB-Micro, USB-C and the plug for the fruit devices. John VE7KKQ

Or so one would think... https://www.theverge.com/tldr/2021/3/22/22344978/usb-c-ports-gadget-pim-de-groot-cursed-plug-reversible

Thanks for the responses guys! I was not aware that USB-C connectors differ from Micro-USB connectors. From what I can determine, the TinySA does utilize a USB-C connector but many of my other devices

As it didn't seem anyone understood what I wrote last, I started work on a tutorial to explain only to realized it already existed: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Window_function if you have data which

USB-C is not keyed, doesn't matter which way they go, if the plug will not go into the socket, then either you have the wrong plug for the socket or you need to invert the plug, if that works, it is

Did you know. For some of these cables (USB C) it matters which is up and down. On the Chinese cables, you might wanna turn them. wrote:

News to me, Both original TinySA's I have feature standard USB-C connectors. I never had any problems using a standard USB- C cable of any length. Just make sure you don't buy one of the Chinese

Looks like I had forgotten to use the "clearconfig 1234" command. Once this was done, the battery voltage is now working as expected on firmware v1.3-317. After re-loading the firmware, I did a self

Agreed. Patience is important. They seem to have no poll for wanted features for the larger (e.g. 4.3 inch) version. For example, I would like to see it have buttons, to replace the poor quality

As most of you already know, the supplied USB cable for the TinySA does not terminate in a standard USB-C connector at the TinySA end. I am interested in ordering a longer spare cable and was

Hi Rudi, I will try the clearconfig command and report back...

Hello Lane, I am using firmware v1.3-317 and the battery voltage shows 4.27 V, see tinySA_v1.3-317_Batter-4.27V.jpg. Question: Did you "CLEAR CONFIG" after the firmware update? Menu->CONFIG->EXPERT

I've been around computers long enough that I just know to try right-click when trying out software. As a former IBM OS/2 user right-click and I were good friends since long before Microsoft realized

Thanks, Ted. I think the nanoVNA is next on my list, and it's good to know the proper driver is ready for it. You sure can carry a lot of decent test gear in your pocket now!

Terry, Yeah that's a problem with a lot of the software for these devices, you basically have to muddle through the program to gain familiarization with it. The TinySA app is a derivative from the

Oh, cool! How would anyone know to right-click the grid? Is there a Help file somewhere?

Jim, NU0C has a picture for your message -- 73, Gyula HA3HZ

Hi Terry, THX for the reply on the drivers, I remember I had to do that once. That info might help out someone with the same problem. As to the TinySA interface with the TinySA-app, when connected,

Somewhat of a mystery then. Could i have a setting wrong?

Right-click on the graph area and you will find some handy options. 73 -Jim NU0C "Terry Perdue" <K8tp@...> wrote: