October 23, 2009 – 3:42 pm
Windows 7 was released on Oct. 22nd. ETS-Lindgren has had a corporate partner copy for internal testing of enterprise applications but we have not done compatibility checks with TILE! and 7 yet.
We do know that as of this writing it does not appear to be compatible. The Windows XP compatibility release candidate was released but there is a warning not to use it yet.
That said, we will be testing it in the next week and should have a resolution soon. In the meantime we are suggesting to stay with earlier Windows versions until we can test it.
Joe Tannehill
October 9, 2009 – 12:01 pm
If you want to see a quick video showing some TILE! features, select "What is TILE!" at the top of the page. When the new page opens it is in the top right section.
August 26, 2009 – 11:52 am
If anyone has a comment or profile they would like to share, let us know.
August 26, 2009 – 11:51 am
Asked by an attendee. If you have a method you would like to share, please comment here.
August 26, 2009 – 11:50 am
See the CISPR 16 post under ‘Blog’.
August 26, 2009 – 11:47 am
We will be posting a comment on this soon.
August 26, 2009 – 11:46 am
We will have to follow up with this. If any users have info, please post it here.
August 26, 2009 – 11:44 am
An age old problem in TILE!. We promised at the TUG ’09 breakfast we would put all issues on this website and address them.
At this time the plotting issue has moved up the priority chain. Look for more information here soon.
After your test equipment comes back from calibration the GPIB address may have changed, or an instrument you substituted required you to change the driver GPIB address.
This note is here as a reminder to check for that. You probably will not read this before you call me, but atleast I can say "I told you so"!
Joe Tannehill
If you want to add two ranges such as two antenna ranges together you can use the max(x,y) equation. This is typically used to find the highest level of two similar ranges. However, it is not restricted to similar ranges, therefor you can add dis-similar ranges. If there is a frequency overlap or duplicate, it will return the highest amplitude of the two.
Example:
To add a log periodic range to a bicon range you would do max(bicon,log).
This is easier than storing the files, then transferring them back with the ‘append’ feature.
Joe Tannehill
