This tool is designed to work with tinySA Ultra (www.tinysa.org) CSV files captured into the SD card storage.
Download the files from the SD card into a folder on your computer. Then, execute the program.
The program executes the following operations:
- combines all the files present in the folder of your selection;
- divides the first-collumn value (frequency) by one million;
- outputs a combined.csv file.
Conversion of the first-collumn value is necessary because Shure Wireless Workbench only accepts 2-collumn CSV files formatted in the following format:
frequency_in_MHz,amplitude_in_dBm
tinySA Ultra CSV format is the following:
frequency_in_Hz,amplitude_in_dBm
All credit in creating this goes to my dear wife, whose Python skills are ever improving.