Hallo, ich habe das Problem das mein NanoVNA als USB Gerät erkannt wird und ich habe kein zugewiesenen COM Port. Somit kann ich mit der App auch nicht drauf zugreifen. Welchen Treiber muss ich für Win

I am also using windows 11. First I would remove the driver you installed as I have a feeling that is causing your problems. For the record, I didn't even bother installing a driver and on my system i

Hi all, I'd like to first start out that I am a noob to nanovna, but not pc's in general. I'd like to think I know my way around a PC. Love it or hate it, I'm currently on Windows 11. Trying desperate

Hello Hugen, DiSlord and others, First: I know that this is a user and not developer forum. So please apologize for getting deeply into the code (for anyone not directly involoved). This is my first p

Thank you ! I will check this and investigate further in the next days. Best regards, 73 Rainer, DK2ZR

This not used in code. Need check: Si5351 start work - generate 8MHz clock for aic3204 codec aic3204 start work - send data over i2s bus to CPU

Hello, I’ve got two H4 (Nooelec, HW version 4.2). Both work fine and produce identical measurement results. But one of them has this behavior: If I connect USB (either PC or power supply) and switch o

My understanding is that the OTG cables have a resistor connected between pins 4 (ID) and 5 (GND); IIRC 0Ohms enables the OTG host function and 124kOhms enables OTG host plus charging capability. 73,

OK, here we go again. From a USB 1 to a USB C 3.2 implementations, USB connectors and protocols have always been a mystery. It is good, or maybe not, for marketing because one never knows what they wi

USB C to USB C cables were infact referred to as OTG On The Go cables. They are now the industry standard and used by over 700 devices. USB C is a 24 pin (12 mirrored) configuration capable of 60Gbps

Sorry but you're wrong, OTG Cables can be micro, mini or C. It has nothing to do with the size of the connector, the data lines are reversed on a OTG cable. Roy WA0YMH yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:

Sorry Brian, but that is incorrect. OTG refers to a mode of operation for any of the USB type of interfaces from Mini - Micro and C used on mostly mobile devices (phones/tabs/etc). Essentially, any of

USB-C is also known as "OTG", for On the Go. It fits smartphones, portable charging batteries, and some (most?) other newer portable devices. This is the cable to use if you install the NanoVNA Androi

I just purchased a USB C cable at the Dollar Store for, you guessed it, a buck. I have no idea if it's just for charging or also communication. Richard K8CYK

My H4 from R&L Electronics, came with two (2) USB cables. One had USB-A and USB-C connectors on it and the other had USB-C on both ends. You can charge and connect to your computer using either one of

USB-C works with either orientation.

Best Buy sells a USB-this to USB-anything else. It's well worth having around. Dave - WØLEV boulanger.croissant@...> wrote:

USB- C can be plugged in either way - makes no difference. 73 Graham G4FUJ Sent from my BlackBerry — the most secure mobile device — via the EE Network Original Message From: w1ksz@... Sent: 9

Peter, This part number on Amazon should work. B07DD5YHMH You listed the requirements in your post; USB A to USB C. You just need to insure that it is also a data cable as well as a charging cable. 73

It's a type USB-C. 73, Dick, W1KSZ ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, March 9, 2021 3:09 PM To: nanovna-users@groups.io <nanovna-users@groups.io> Subject: Re: [nanovna-users] What USB cab