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You have not said whether the update was reported as being successful nor described the method used to update (given there are several). In fact, the same thing happened to me and a brand new TinySA

Yep.? An old Panavise for circuit boards. Comes in handy for many things....even occasionally holding a circuit board.

Erik, given the proliferation of black screens from even valid devices, and discussions about the pros and cons of various programming utilities, I wonder if the documentation most folks see needs an

A friend is heavily involved in O Gauge trains (typically, but not entirely, made by Lionel). The amount of electronics in some locomotives and cars is astounding. John came up with a gizmo called the

The latest FW is OK. Black screens where all caused by failing updates, most probably due to wrong drivers. Once the correct driver was loaded, all was OK -- Designer of the tinySA For more info go to

@KO6BLZ How did you disassemble the attenuator?? I think I have one similar and would like to take it apart and look at or clean it up inside if soldering is poor. Is it possible to take it apart

I have also been holding back on this latest update. There does seem to suddenly be several reports of black screen that we were not ever seeing previously. I’m wary to try an update until this

Hi, In my experience; there is nothing wrong with this update. (Ultra HW:V0.4.5.1) I done fw-update with STM32CubeProgrammer... (I used the bin-file; as described in the pdf) ClearConfig, Calibration,

The point here is to get the OP to read the multitude of discussions on the topic already posted rather than have everyone who contributed type it all in yet again. 73 -Jim NU0C "Bob Ecclestone"

Is it the correct file (and file extension) for the device you have, and the application you are using to perform the update ? For example, I have always used .dfu files, but this depends on the

Hello Jim et al, I am not convinced this problem has been "thoroughly discussed". Whilst there has been a lot of "discussion", there has not been a lot achieved in my opinion. If the "cause" of the

I like that vise stand - looks like designed for holding PCBs while working on them?? Good dual purpose. -- 73 de Ken H> K9FV

This has been thoroughly discussed here in recent days. Please read previous message threads. /g/tinysa/search?p=created%2C0%2C%2C1%2C2%2C2%2C0&q=firmware+update "stego777 via

Looking at the photos of the construction, I think 10w is overly optimistic. Visually, I'd estimate perhaps 3w max for a short period and 1w continuous would be more realistic. The types using SMD

"Joe N3XLS via groups.io" <n3xls@...> wrote: That's a bit of a naive statement. I suppose you think there are no users here from non-English speaking countries as well? And yet they

Hi Erik.?After the firmware update my TinySA Ultra does not work. After turning on, only a black screen appears. .bin file this:?tinySA4_v1.4-156-g4eb315d.bin Can You help me?

The cloners have a significant investment in producing them, they might be cheaper to produce than genuine items but costs mount up when production is in the 1000's. If they don't sell then they take

Wow. I’ve got one of those exact same 40dB 10W attenuators. It appears to work well and do what it’s supposed to do. However, I’ve been slightly concerned the input/output is not identified so

Who is to say the cloners even have time to focus on this forum and/or even understand, we are dealing with a language barrier here. We aren't talking about an expensive product here were there is a

Thanks for the suggestions! I will look in to the power saving, although it would surprise me if the device was being classified as "idle" since I am reading out data every second. I found a GitHub