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About SARK-100 Pc Scan The resource is currently listed in dxzone.com in 2 categories. The main category is VNA Vector Network Analyzer that is about VNA Vector Network Analyzer. This link is listed in our web site directory since Wednesday Aug 19 2015, and till today 'SARK-100 Pc Scan' has been followed for a total of 1390 times. Feb 24, 2015 Adventures in Amateur Radio. 3 responses to “Using the PC Link Feature of the Mini60 Antenna Analyzer” Stephen D. Hughey May 4, 2015 at 6:57 pm. “SARK 100, Mini60 Antenna Analysis Software for Windows”. Communicates with SARK 100 or Mini60 Antenna Analyzer via USB and plots VSWR, Resistance, Reactance, and Impedance vs.
NOTE: I am not the original author of this software; this software wasoriginally created by Jeremy Burton, and I have moved these changeshere from http://jedi98.uk/antenna_analyzer.php so I can share changesallowing this software to be compiled and executed on OSX.
Requirements
Sark Mini 60 Manual
- QT Framework
Installation Instructions
Linux
From the project directory, run the following commands:
You can then run this software by running ./analyzer.
OSX
From the project directory, run the following commands:
Sark 110 Manual
You can then run the program by running open analyzer.app.
Running a Scan using a SARK100
- Turn on your antenna analyzer and connect it to your antenna.
- Press the 'Config' button until you see the words 'PC Link' on your screen, then press the down arrow. Your screen should now show the message 'Waiting Link'.
- Use a USB cable to connect your computer with your antenna analyzer.
- Open the Antenna Analyzer app you compiled using the instructions above.
- From the Antenna Analyzer app, use the 'Link' menu to select your device. You probably have only one option displayed, but if there are multiple options, you may need to perform some experiments to identify which of the listed devices is your Antenna Analyzer.
- Use the displayed GUI to select which frequencies you'd like to scan, and press the 'Scan' button.