USB Tester surprises that can go wrong
Modern USB-Testers have lots of extra ports and their use and internal wiring often not properly documented. There are a few easy traps when it comes to using and connecting common USB-testers like the UM25 or UM34 and clones which I reviewed earlier. In this video, I’d like to address a few of these in the hope to avoid disappointment or possible damage to your equipment.
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Never Grab The Wrong Cable Again!
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Using the TC66 USB tester as a $30 5½ digit precision multi-meter
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