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v0.1.4 2020-03-26 : This update requires recalibration of the device
1) Supports 0dBm output (fundamental frequency, for HW V3.1 & HW V2.3 only, for HW V2.2 still -13dBm output); 2) No new features were added compared to firmware v0.1.1. How to know my NanoVNA-F HW version?: /g/nanovna-f/wiki/How-to-know-my-NanoVNA-F-HW-version v0.1.0&v0.1.1 2020-02-03 : This update requires recalibration of the device 1) Add TDR feature; 2) Add marker tracking feature & dynamic update of frequency and other information when the mark moves; 3) Add ordinate display 4) Support to 10kHz frequency 5) Some font, color, and layout optimizations 6) Suggestions from groups.io/nanovna-f & facebook group members and much more, thank you for your feedback (1) a beep to the end of each standard measurement in calibration (2) callsign.txt expanded to 44 chars, not limited to call sign display, can display your phone and email address, etc. 7) The startup information is not displayed for a long time at present, you can call it up in the menu. Just into the menu: CONFIG -> ABOUT v0.0.5 2019-12-30 : This update requires recalibration of the device 1) Support measurable frequency to 1.5 GHz, default setting 1 GHz, accurate measurement up to 1.35GHz; 2) Fix: unexpected 0.3dB offset of s21 in thru; 3) Fix: mark all off bug; 4) Fix: clutter display when standing wave ratio is infinite; 5) Add version & info command; 6) Add REAL IMAG R X trace format. v0.0.4 2019-10-30 : This update does not require recalibration of the device 1) Can display call sign; 2) fix BUG: CW=100MHz do not output 3) Optimize Chinese translation 4) How to display your call sign: /g/nanovna-f/wiki/How-to-add-call-sign-display v0.0.3 2019-10-07 : This update requires recalibration of the device 1) support NanoVNA's PC software; 2) Add a boot tone; 3) Optimize band (<100MHz) S11 measurement results v0.0.2 2019-08-29 : First Release Github: Groups.io: /g/nanovna-f Files: /g/nanovna-f/files Wiki: /g/nanovna-f/wiki Facebook: Website: deepelec.com Thank you for your support to BH5HNU and deepelec :-) |
