Emmanuel Blot

Same here. I think there is a pitfall with `qspectrumanalyser` redefining `subprocess` Python module with the same module name, _i.e._ `qspectrumanalyser/subprocess.py` As a quick workaround, you can change the `subprocess.py`...

I'm observing the same issue. Using the custom FW (downloaded binary), after selecting 1 minute delay, I observe ~ 1860 ms interval on both an Android device (using nRFConnect) and...

Ok, so it is just a definition issue. What is called the advertising period in the web interface is therefore the sampling period, not the real advertising period, if I...

It really depends on how you plan to use the devices: As I use a dedicated (bleson based) BLE central, I do not mind having long advertising period. If possible,...

FWIW, I made some measurements using a NRF Power Profiler Kit, powering up the device with 3.25v: * TX over 1 minute timeframe * Unusual burst, rarely seen, I do...

FWIW, I have the same issue with PyFtdi: how to run CI, for example with GitHub Actions... I looked at various HW solutions: STM32, MSP430, even small FPGAs. The problem...

> It looks like https://github.com/eblot/pyftdi/blob/master/pyftdi/tests/mockusb.py is what @eblot was referring to. 👍

I do not think PyFtdi is the way to go, and if you want to achieve a precise time control, even FTDI is not. You could customize PyFtdi to prepare...

I guess an Arduino could be enough yes (it all depends on the actual bitrate you need to achieve) - I do not like Arduino at all, but I do...

The bytes you see are the MPSSE FTDI dialect, ''i.e.'' all commands that are required to assert /CS, manage clock, clock data out, etc. These bytes are encapsulated into USB,...