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Re: Firmwares

 

Again, excellent tables !
Thank you.
One suggestion is you can reduce the outside margins in order to place more info on a sheet since most users will be looking at it on a display.
Regards,Larry

On Tuesday, November 26, 2019, 4:09:44 p.m. GMT-5, Gyula Molnar <gyula.ha3hz@...> wrote:

add new Q-0.4.4 and special firmware in pdf.

73, Gyula


Re: host software for nanovna, for linux users.

Vince Vielhaber
 

I built 3.7.5 from source, it was painless.

Vince.

On 11/26/2019 03:44 PM, ajparent1/kb1gmx wrote:
Yuck python, not a python fan. Ill have to see if Python 3.7 is going to be a pain
for this machine since its running a LTS copy of Mint.

I'll look at it.

Thanks,

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K8ZW


Re: host software for nanovna, for linux users.

ajparent1/kb1gmx
 

Didn't read the initial posting, yes? I said I didn't want to run wine or a VM though
I have them and not a noob to linux.

Python is an issue as the system is mint v17.3, so the current version of python is 2.7....

Before anyone says it, update to 3.7 would break the system is many nasty ways.
You may not as how I know as its ugly, glad I had backups!

I was hoping for native code not cross developed winders code with dependencies.

I'll keep looking or work with the code as it may be easy to deal with though slow.

The easy way was is grab the Touchstone files and I have (Openoffice) Calc tools
for them over the years.


Re: host software for nanovna, for linux users.

 

You can always try running the windows exe in wine and let everyone know if it works - or not.

On Tuesday, November 26, 2019, 3:44:33 p.m. GMT-5, ajparent1/kb1gmx <kb1gmx@...> wrote:

Yuck python, not a python fan. Ill have to see if Python 3.7 is going to be a pain
for this machine since its running a LTS copy of Mint.

I'll look at it.

Thanks,


Re: host software for nanovna, for linux users.

ajparent1/kb1gmx
 

Yuck python, not a python fan. Ill have to see if Python 3.7 is going to be a pain
for this machine since its running a LTS copy of Mint.

I'll look at it.

Thanks,


Re: Firmwares

 

Appreciation for ALL the contributions being made - THANK YOU to each and every one of you! 73


Re: host software for nanovna, for linux users.

Vince Vielhaber
 

+1 on nanovna-saver. It's in the files section. You need python 3.7 for it tho.

Vince - K8ZW.

On 11/26/2019 02:22 PM, ajparent1/kb1gmx wrote:
Looking at one but I really do not want to run wine or a virtual winders machine.
Is/are there programs for linux (Debian, Ubuntu, or Mint) ? Also what level of
development is that at if existent?

If in source form what language and dependencies?

Allison

--
K8ZW


Re: host software for nanovna, for linux users.

 

I suggest taking a look at nanovna saver. It runs on/based on python and is almost platform independent


host software for nanovna, for linux users.

ajparent1/kb1gmx
 

Looking at one but I really do not want to run wine or a virtual winders machine.
Is/are there programs for linux (Debian, Ubuntu, or Mint) ? Also what level of
development is that at if existent?

If in source form what language and dependencies?

Allison


Re: USB cable

Bob Albert
 

Will this work?
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On Tuesday, November 26, 2019, 10:36:00 AM PST, vbifyz <3ym3ym@...> wrote:

My unit has a problem with both the supplied cable and the connector itself. With the supplied USB-C cable it almost never connects to the PC, but charging is ok.
With a better quality cables it connects about 50% of the time (in both orientations), and loses connection easily if I move it around.
Answering the original question: The cable to search is "USB Type-C to USB-A 2.0 Male". Don't buy the cheapest ones. You don't need more expensive high speed 3.0 cables either.


Re: USB cable

 

My unit has a problem with both the supplied cable and the connector itself. With the supplied USB-C cable it almost never connects to the PC, but charging is ok.
With a better quality cables it connects about 50% of the time (in both orientations), and loses connection easily if I move it around.
Answering the original question: The cable to search is "USB Type-C to USB-A 2.0 Male". Don't buy the cheapest ones. You don't need more expensive high speed 3.0 cables either.


Re: NanoVNA-Saver 0.2.0

W5DXP
 

On Tue, Nov 12, 2019 at 05:35 AM, Rune Broberg wrote: New chart type: Permeability
Rune, I found a very good use for the permeability function today. I have a ferrite core samples kit from Amidon that I acquired years ago. Somehow the 4 BN61-202 devices had become mixed with the 4 BN73-202 devices and I needed to know which was which. I ran the permeability curves on one and the curves didn't cross below 30 MHz so I assumed it was 61 material. The next test curves crossed at about 4 MHz so I assumed it was 73 material. So I was able to separate the 61 material from the 73 material in nothing flat. Thanks very much for this very useful enhancement.


Re: Software for Android

 

Hi all

I have just got my unit and it works well but I am looking for the best software (for Ham Radio) to use on my Android phone and tablet?

I have nanoVNAPartner and nanovna-saver-v0.2.0 and was looking for something like this for my tablet.

What would be your suggestions please?

Thanks - 73

Les - M0LPB
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Les,

You could try:



but I can't say whether it's the "best" for you.

73
David GM8ARV
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SatSignal Software - Quality software for you
Web:
Email: david-taylor@...
Twitter: @gm8arv


Re: Firmwares

 

Thanks a lot.

Jean


Re: USB cable

 

I have also used a regular microUSB cable with an inexpensive microUSB to USB Type -C converter. Worked okay.


Re: Firmwares

 

Excellent!? Thank You.??

Do you want to add it to the Files section or let Oristo add it? and update the Wiki.

On Tuesday, November 26, 2019, 12:22:37 p.m. GMT-5, Joe St. Clair AF5MH <saintc@...> wrote:

Gyula's document formatted for letter size and in PDF.


Re: NanoVNA-Q firmware update 0.4.4 #nanovna-q

 

Also NanoVNA-Q firmware has si5351 status checking, so if there is a problem, you will see PLL indicator on the screen.
And also it allows to pause sweep and connect NanoVNA to PC and read paused sweep with no need to reset device.

Some of NanoVNA-Q features was added to NanoVNA-H_20191125.


Re: Firmwares

 

Gyula's document formatted for letter size and in PDF.


Re: NanoVNA-Q firmware update 0.4.4 #nanovna-q

 

strange that you still didn't know that.
Some NanoVNA-Q fixes even used in NanoVNA-H firmware.

It has fixed frequency rounding errors, and multithreading issues.
Also it provides additional features, such as:
- improved gain control for NanoVNA-H devices
- better battery indicator
- vbat_offset command for battery voltage calibration
- color command for configure custom colors
- scanraw command for raw measurements with unlimited point count
- impedance label which shows complex impedance for current marker position
- more precise data transfer from NanoVNA to PC
- average mode which allows to perform more precise calibration and get less noisy measurements
- a couple of bug fixes and improvements


Re: NanoVNA-Q firmware update 0.4.4 #nanovna-q