Hi all, found a Python library - https://github.com/Ho-Ro/nanovna-tools but unfortunately this one can not read all/selected files from the SD card inside the nanoVNA-H and H4. Anyone has a link to su

Robin, Good hint, should work for the bigger ones now - untested because of the HW not (yet) available. Martin usage: nanovna_remote.py [-h] [-d DEVICE] [-n | --h4 | -t | --ultra] [-z {2,3,4}] optiona

Martin, 1) thanks for doing this, it's much appreciated. 2) the link below took one straight to the code, where lines 60-64 show: which is OK for an original nanoVNA(-H) or a tinySA. *However*, the *H

Hi, as written just around the corner https://groups.io/g/tinysa/topic/tinysa_remote_py_python/94944540 there's a new tool in my toolbox: https://github.com/Ho-Ro/nanovna-tools/raw/main/nanovna_remote

And for those who just want to install the Saver program on Linux... https://groups.io/g/nanovna-users/files/NanoVNA%20PC%20Software/NanoVNA-Saver/nvna-s-pve-rev-c.pdf Take a lot of beating! And works

I would kindly recommend you to join special forums for "Lynux, python, cloning, Eclipse.." developers. This is the "nanovna-users" group. The serious developers do not discuss the basics here, they w

Have a look here; https://groups.io/g/nanovna-users/message/11957 There are several python intros on GitHub if you go looking. On Mon, 27 Jul 2020 at 12:25 PM, Anne Ranch<anneranch2442@...> wrot

For Python, I use the Anaconda distribution, which also brings in Numpy, SciPy, matplotlib, etc. all of which are useful (for instance, if you want to do FFTs or nice plots). Granted one can bring tho

Anne, For the firmware development, try and follow this document I hobbled together from a couple of forum posts. It worked for me and OneofEleven. If you read my search tips (first line in the forum'

Hi Thomas, The python modules for me: scipy 1.4.1 pyQT5 5.14.1 pyserial 3.4 numpy 1.18.1 it works with windows7 under 32 bits. The pyQT5 version can be problematic, I don't know about Debian, but "pat

Hi, I built a Debian package for nanovna-saver (using dh-python) and installed it. However when I try to run I get the following erorr ================= Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/b

Tried that and there is no option to change the icon.

In Windows, you could try right clickinging the icon. Then choose properties, there you can see "change Icon".. This works here in Win7

I am using the Python scrip "auto-py-to-exe" to create the EXE for Nanovnasaver. Everything works except I cannot get the .ico file to be assigned to the EXE. I select it in the script but it still sh

If you're interested in modifying/hacking/playing with several of the NanoVNA apps written in Python, there is an open-source area on Github with a complete intro on the subject: https://github.com/we

Larry, Thanks for the link. I went to the Clear Linux website and poked around. It's using RPM bundles and FlatPak for software formats. Just check out the workbench or ham radio software that you def

I have been using Caelinux distribution because it comes as a live image with most engineering tools pre-installed.

If you're thinking of migrating your ham shack computer over to using Linux, you may want to look at Clear Linux from INTEL. https://www.forbes.com/sites/jasonevangelho/2020/02/06/intels-clear-linux-j