Re: How about using a USB memory stick instead of an SD card
#features
The NanoVNA has two "interfaces" - one is the touch screen, the other is the serial port over USB.? So there's lots of functions available by sending serial commands and getting responses back (as
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Jim Lux
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#25885
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Re: How about using a USB memory stick instead of an SD card
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Any NanoVNA can control from CPU Software like NanoVna Saver or NanoVNA-App open com port connection and send commands You or any programmer can update exist / write new software for SD card access
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DiSlord
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#25884
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Re: Calibration
Advice: When in doubt, calibrate....... Besides, the whole cal. procedure is relatively insignificant in time. Even using the HP 8753C, I calibrate every time I want to measure my latest "brain fart".
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W0LEV
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#25883
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Re: How about using a USB memory stick instead of an SD card
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Greetings, Thank you for that information. But, I am not clear as to how to initiate an connection to,?and or the ability to exchange data to and from the SD Card which is installed into the
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Chris Gardner
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#25882
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Re: Missing File or module?
Not sure but perhaps install the win 10 dev kit as suggested under the windows usage notes for pyinstaller here: https://pyinstaller.readthedocs.io/en/latest/usage.html#platform-specific-notes-windows
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Dave Johnson
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#25881
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Re: How about using a USB memory stick instead of an SD card
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My NanoVNA H/H4 fw support commands for SD card access, so some one can write software for work. sd_list {pattern} sd_read {filename} sd_delete {filename} Commands: sd_list {pattern} example get all
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DiSlord
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#25880
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Re: Calibration
Hi Joe, Anything that is saved is stored for future use. Once you've chosen a range to calibrate, you can turn the NanoVNA off and then just recall the stored calibration. As far as needing a wider
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Zack Widup
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#25879
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Calibration
When you do a Calirate say between 3.5 and 4 Mhz, and save it. Now next time you power the unit up (NanoVNA-H4) And choose that saved profile, is that calibration still valid? Or should you do it
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Joe WB9SBD
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#25878
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Re: How about using a USB memory stick instead of an SD card
#features
Use a toe nail clipper and a nail file? -? ;-)
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Larry Rothman
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#25877
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Re: How about using a USB memory stick instead of an SD card
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Thx Larry... At least it¡¯s been considered. Back to figuring out how to ¡°hog out¡± the opening for the SD card in my nano VNA-H4 case.. :( -- Regards, Robb N2VJO
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Robb Cole N2VJO
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#25876
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Re: How about using a USB memory stick instead of an SD card
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Won't work - the Nano is a USB CLIENT. You need to have a USB HOST port in order to plug in a memory stick. This has been discussed before in the forum.
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Larry Rothman
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#25875
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Re: How about using a USB memory stick instead of an SD card
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A quick check on Amazon shows a simple USB female-to-female connector (set of two, actually) costs about $6. One of those and the existing cable that comes with the NanoVNA gets you ¡°on the air¡±
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Robb Cole N2VJO
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#25874
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Re: How about using a USB memory stick instead of an SD card
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Great idea Robb ... or alternatively, make the internally installed SD card readable via the USB interface. No case modification would be required. -- 73 Gary, N3GO
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Gary O'Neil
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#25873
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How about using a USB memory stick instead of an SD card
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How about an off-the-wall suggestion from a newbie? How hard would it be to use a USB memory stick on the already existing USB port? If that is feasible, then all users need do is buy an appropriate
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Robb Cole N2VJO
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#25872
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Re: Where to buy a NanoVNA H4 HW rev 4.3?
Is there anywhere in the UK I can get an authentic version please?
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kk4oyj@...
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#25871
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Missing File or module?
Hi to all. I had problems getting an SAA-2N using vna-saver running on windows 10, specifically it would not connect to the USB port. I solved that, and having used the vna saver on my new laptop I
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joe.g4pmy@...
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#25870
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Re: Calibration
Yes, that is correct. [email protected]> wrote:
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Stan Dye
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#25869
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Re: Calibration
Sorry Donald...somehow I conflated Donald into Doug.
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Steven Bailey <sbailey64@...>
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#25868
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Re: Calibration
Hi Doug, So the null gain (in -DB) will not be accurate but the frequency of the null will be accurate...if I do no calibration? Thanks, Steve
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Steven Bailey <sbailey64@...>
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#25867
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Re: Calibration
Steven: Taking this further, if you are just looking for a return loss null, such as for tuning a magnetic loop to a given frequency, you don't even need to do any calibration, as the frequency will
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Donald S Brant Jr
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#25866
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