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It is just an omission from my side that I forgot to add the preset load/store part in the output modes. If I do not forget I may add this whenever I do a next release as all the functionality exists

<Toni Ciscar But I'm referring to OUTPUT LOW/HIGH function.

I'm happy with the bug report as this revealed a bug in all fractional input that could have caused weird things. If you calculate a frequency in MHz you often get more digits then needed and it's

“It is the mark of an instructed mind to rest satisfied with that degree of precision which the nature of the subject admits, and not to seek exactness where only an approximation of the truth is

I feel with both John and @SleepingCat. John is right, especially when it concerns measurements. People can be so seemingly pretentious, although in most cases it's ignorance I'm afraid. But I think

That is so common.... "More decimals = More accurate" In my last job, people were entering GPS locations of field based equupment to ridiculous lengths. I challenged them, pointing out that their

Your question is absolutely justified. There is indeed no practical use (at least for me) of entering a hundredth of a Hz. ;) That said, I always feel that errors that occur in one place where they

TRACE/CALC/MAX HOLD -- For more info on the tinySA go to https://tinysa.org/wiki/

I want test the bandwidth and output power of a small amplifier (with attenuators). I have a small signal generator from Ebay, which steps through some frequencies. But the SA and signal are not in

It is nearly April 1st so here is a really dumb, stupid question. Why do you need to enter a frequency to 8 decimal places. 6 decimal places is 1Hz, why do you need one hundredth of a Hz. I did say it

It's in the Start, Stop and Center window.

Forgot to mention the affected firmware:?tinySA_v1.3-347-g31eb02e

When switching to HIGH Out mode and clicking on FREQ it shows CENTER? ? ? ?0..720MHz instead of CENTER? ? ? ?240..960MHz on the bottom of the screen. Although entering values from 240..960MHz

Implemented with?tinySA_v1.3-347-g31eb02e. Working! Thanks Erik!

Fixed with?tinySA_v1.3-347-g31eb02e Thanks Erik!

Retested with?tinySA_v1.3-347-g31eb02e It's almost fixed but there is still a problem when entering more than 8 decimal points. (entered values are with unit "MHz") Enter 10.000 000? ? ? ? -->

<Wander Lucio I've missed this a few times. mainly the external attenuator that I always use fixed and I always have to reconfigure.> Note than the EXTERNAL GAIN is a parameter saved in Startup and

Ditto and kadoos, great product, thank you. Mike C.

That's also how I imagined it could be implemented, but I understand if it is not possible due to memory constraints. Regards, Martin

Playing with an old laptop (i3 4GB Win 8.1) and Eriks TinySA App. Wow, works great!. I saw the software described as in its infancy. Sure looks good so far! Thanks Erik and all involved for this great