Quick Review: Power-z KM002C USB-C Tester
Power-z KM002C USB-C Tester is designed for testing digital voltmeter ammeter power bank. With mini size, it is portable to carry and holds easy application. The new USB PD3.1 fast charging standard will
support voltage output up to 48V, and the charging power will be
simultaneously increased to 240W.
Processor for ARM Cortex-M4: 192MHz operating frequency, 32bit
processor and Thumb-2 instruction set. Built-in DSP; supports
floating-point operations
20bit ADC; 4MB large FLASH; resistant to 50V high voltage
E-marker test function: PDO test for Apple 140W charger, supporting 5V, 9V, 15V, 20V and 28V
Protocol detection: PD3.1, QC4, QC5, SCP, FCP, AFC, VOOC, SuperVOOC, VIFC, EPR and UFCS
High brush and high brightness, the screen is upgraded again. 1.3" IPS screen, resolution 240x240 and 1:1 screen ratio
Powerful host computer: visualized graphical interface display; USB PD
handshake protocol analysis; online viewing of charging power; local
storage of charging data; online update of the host computer; support
for the multi-open function of the tester.- Independent power supply, computer communication port: Type-C (5V) Name: HID
- Interface internal resistance: about 28mΩ
- Typical working current: 8~25mA
- Voltage accuracy: 0.00002V
- Current accuracy: 0.000003A
- Voltage range: 0-50V
- Current range: 0~6A
- Number of offline recording groups: 4MB built-in storage
- Maximum number of sets of capacity energy: 501.
Function introduction:
Quick start:
1. Insert the Type-C port of Power-Z into the charging port of the mobile phone
2. Insert the original charger into the C port at the bottom of the Power-Z
3. Turn on the power and start using, easily monitor charging voltage, current, power and other data
Key Description: (from top to bottom)
Button 1: Back, adjust the text display direction on the main interface
Button 2: OK, adjust the data refresh frequency on the main interface
Button 3: Previous page, cursor up
Button 4: Next page, the cursor moves down
Precautions:
1. The QR code manual will appear when you first open it, you can choose to skip it and "start using" directly.
2.
The current firmware version is the test firmware, there are some minor
bugs that do not affect the use, please forgive me. Some unfinished
features and issues will be added and fixed in subsequent updates.
3.
HID is a data interface, used to connect to the host computer and PC
suite (for the time being only Windows). It can be used for 5V power
supply during testing, which is more stable.
4. The official version of the manual will be updated synchronously with the official firmware.
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