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Hi Erik, installed the latest firmware update yesterday. when re calibrating the "hi-input" it turned out that this did not yield the desired result instead of e.g. -34.2 dBm I came to about -10 dBm actual power. The June fw version gave no problems and worked correctly, even after restoring the previous fw version everything worked well again.
It's not a big problem because uncalibrated gives the high input a fairly correct value. Despite that, I think it's worth noting.
73, the Wim PA0WFG

Wim,
How did you perform the high input, or did you calibrate the hi output?
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Hi Erik, The high input calibration is done with a nanovna as hf generator at 250 MHz (CW)
the output signal measured with the calibrated low input of the tinySA, that worked well and
the self test too.
Then put the vna signal on the high input. (Uncalibrated I had about 2 dBm margin of error)
After calibrating via the config menu (actual input level),the value turned out to be incorrect.
Every thing was done as your instruction video shows
At the end i loaded the previous fw version (1.3-265) and both inputs could be calibrated well.

Wim

Thanks, maybe something went wrong with the latest FW update. Let me check.
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I also noticed this error, even the error is in the adjustment of the LOW input and the HIGH input, but if you inform the calibration level exactly circa times, it will accept the correction in the fifth time.

Can you try if the new release solves the problems?
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Hi Erik,
I will test the new FW update later today.
BTW thanks for the nice job you did with this project and
your quick response for every one that had some questions.
73, Wim.

Hi Erik,
The new FW update is okay as far as I can see.
Calibration goes fine.
Thanks, 73 Wim.

My TinySA doesn't do the attenuator test. All other tests pass OK. Older versions work fine.

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