Add a reset switch for setting to DFU Mode.

Clyde Lambert All Messages By This Member #2051 Hello, Just thought I would share the way I installed a push button momentary contact tactile switch to my TinySA. By pushing the switch while turning on puts the SA in DFU mode. There is no need to take the unit apart to short the Boot and Vcc pins every time you want to change the firmware. You only have to take the SA apart once to install the switch. Please refer to the photos I attached. Next project will be to install a Bluetooth module just like in the NanoVNA H. Then wait till someone programs the firmware with the Bluetooth commands. I do not do programming anymore. The switch is protected from being accidentally activated by the rubber bumpers or feet on the bottom of the case. I got the bumpers or feet at Walmart. The package of tactile switches were purchased on Ebay. The package consisted of a bunch of switches with various lengths of push buttons. I used the 12 mm length shafts. 73's Clyde Lambert KC7BJE? 20201115_155910.heic 20201115_155610.heic 20201115_155556.heic 20201115_154128.heic 20201112_153112.heic 20201112_153107.heic 20201112_152807.heic 20201112_152729.heic
John Gord All Messages By This Member #2052 Clyde, I think most firmware versions include a "->DFU" choice in the "CONFIG" menu.? You should only need to short the contacts for the update if your firmware is not running for some reason. --John Gord toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Sun, Nov 15, 2020 at 10:16 PM, Clyde Lambert wrote: Hello, Just thought I would share the way I installed a push button momentary contact tactile switch to my TinySA. By pushing the switch while turning on puts the SA in DFU mode. There is no need to take the unit apart to short the Boot and Vcc pins every time you want to change the firmware. You only have to take the SA apart once to install the switch. Please refer to the photos I attached. Next project will be to install a Bluetooth module just like in the NanoVNA H. Then wait till someone programs the firmware with the Bluetooth commands. I do not do programming anymore. The switch is protected from being accidentally activated by the rubber bumpers or feet on the bottom of the case. I got the bumpers or feet at Walmart. The package of tactile switches were purchased on Ebay. The package consisted of a bunch of switches with various lengths of push buttons. I used the 12 mm length shafts. 73's Clyde Lambert KC7BJE?
Tripp, WT5A All Messages By This Member #2053 The firmware version 1.1-7 has it but it was taken out to save space. Not sure where to connect it though. toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Mon, Nov 16, 2020 at 12:16 AM Clyde Lambert <clyde.lambert@...> wrote: Hello, Just thought I would share the way I installed a push button momentary contact tactile switch to my TinySA. By pushing the switch while turning on puts the SA in DFU mode. There is no need to take the unit apart to short the Boot and Vcc pins every time you want to change the firmware. You only have to take the SA apart once to install the switch. Please refer to the photos I attached. Next project will be to install a Bluetooth module just like in the NanoVNA H. Then wait till someone programs the firmware with the Bluetooth commands. I do not do programming anymore. The switch is protected from being accidentally activated by the rubber bumpers or feet on the bottom of the case. I got the bumpers or feet at Walmart. The package of tactile switches were purchased on Ebay. The package consisted of a bunch of switches with various lengths of push buttons. I used the 12 mm length shafts. 73's Clyde Lambert KC7BJE? -- 73, Tripp Sanders K5TRP
Tripp, WT5A All Messages By This Member #2054 The firmware version 1.1-7 has support for a serial connection in the same way as a nanovna but it was taken out to save space. Not sure where to connect it though. It was taken out to save space in 1.1-9. toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Mon, Nov 16, 2020 at 12:16 AM Clyde Lambert <clyde.lambert@...> wrote: Hello, Just thought I would share the way I installed a push button momentary contact tactile switch to my TinySA. By pushing the switch while turning on puts the SA in DFU mode. There is no need to take the unit apart to short the Boot and Vcc pins every time you want to change the firmware. You only have to take the SA apart once to install the switch. Please refer to the photos I attached. Next project will be to install a Bluetooth module just like in the NanoVNA H. Then wait till someone programs the firmware with the Bluetooth commands. I do not do programming anymore. The switch is protected from being accidentally activated by the rubber bumpers or feet on the bottom of the case. I got the bumpers or feet at Walmart. The package of tactile switches were purchased on Ebay. The package consisted of a bunch of switches with various lengths of push buttons. I used the 12 mm length shafts. 73's Clyde Lambert KC7BJE? -- 73, Tripp Sanders K5TRP -- 73, Tripp Sanders K5TRP
Lawrance A. Schneider All Messages By This Member #2063 On Mon, Nov 16, 2020 at 01:16 AM, Clyde Lambert wrote: Please refer to the photos I attached. Hello, I see no photos?!? Thanks, ? ? ?larry
Erik Kaashoek All Messages By This Member #2067 It is simpler to connect the middle pin of the jog switch with Boot0 Press the jog switch while power on and you are in DFU mode. Correct? -- ------------------------------------------ For more info on the tinySA go to https://tinysa.org/wiki/
Jim Allyn - N7JA All Messages By This Member #2071 On Tue, Nov 17, 2020 at 11:42 AM, Lawrance A. Schneider wrote: I see no photos?!? Clyde sent the? photos in .h eic format, an Apple format which other operating systems may or may not support.? I had to install a lib to handle them in Linux.? Here they are in .png format, which should open on any computer: 20201115_155910.png 20201115_155610-2.png 20201115_155556.png 20201115_154128.png 20201112_153112.png 20201112_153107.png 20201112_152807.png 20201112_152729.png
Clyde Lambert All Messages By This Member #2080 Hello, I am not sure why or how the photos got in an Apple file format. They were taken on my Samsung galaxy S10 then attached to the message.? I have no Apple apps on my phone. Any way, thank you for converting them to PNG format. I will have to check out the app I used to prevent another acurence. Yes, I know there is a DFU setting in the upgrades, but, I was having trouble with the upgrades and the DFU settings in the menu was not working, so I decided to make it easier for me to experiment with my SA.? got tired of? Again thank you. Clyde KC7BJE?
Clyde Lambert All Messages By This Member #2082 Hello, I am not sure why or how the photos got in an Apple file format. They were taken on my Samsung galaxy S10 then attached to the message.? I have no Apple apps on my phone. Any way, thank you for converting them to PNG format. I will have to check out the app I used to prevent another acurence. Yes, I know there is a DFU setting in the upgrades, but, I was having trouble with the upgrades and the DFU settings in the menu was not working, so I decided to make it easier for me to experiment with my SA.? got tired of? Again thank you. Clyde KC7BJE
Tripp, WT5A All Messages By This Member #2083 It seems like the Galaxy 10 series and later support taking photos in heic/f now but most things still don’t support heic and heif toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Tue, Nov 17, 2020 at 8:34 PM Clyde Lambert <clyde.lambert@...> wrote: Hello, I am not sure why or how the photos got in an Apple file format. They were taken on my Samsung galaxy S10 then attached to the message.? I have no Apple apps on my phone. Any way, thank you for converting them to PNG format. I will have to check out the app I used to prevent another acurence. Yes, I know there is a DFU setting in the upgrades, but, I was having trouble with the upgrades and the DFU settings in the menu was not working, so I decided to make it easier for me to experiment with my SA.? got tired of? Again thank you. Clyde KC7BJE -- 73, Tripp Sanders K5TRP
Jim Allyn - N7JA All Messages By This Member #2105 On Tue, Nov 17, 2020 at 06:34 PM, Clyde Lambert wrote: I am not sure why or how the photos got in an Apple file format. Tripp is right: the S10 will save photos/videos in heic/heif, although the default is jpg.? I wonder if that got turned on accidentally somehow?? Open the camera app, click on the gear icon, and scroll down to Save options.? If HEIF is on, turn it off.? It's nice to have that capability, but until it's more widely used, I'm sticking with jpg and png.
Clyde Lambert All Messages By This Member #2124 THANK YOU very much. I appreciate your help. I have reset the save photo. I do not know how it was set to heic/HEIF. I do not use the camera that often to know where the "save" setting are at. At least until now The setting has been corrected. Thank you guys. 73's? Clyde Lambert KC7BJE?

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Add a reset switch for setting to DFU Mode.