POROMETISTO UT01U

POROMETISTO UT01U USB Tester User Manual

Model: UT01U

1. Introduction

The POROMETISTO UT01U USB Tester is a versatile and precise DC power meter designed for monitoring and testing various USB charging devices. It provides real-time measurements of voltage, current, power, capacity, and energy, displayed on a high-definition TFT screen. This manual will guide you through the features, setup, operation, and troubleshooting of your UT01U USB Tester to ensure optimal performance and accurate data collection.

POROMETISTO UT01U USB Tester showing voltage, current, and power readings

Figure 1: POROMETISTO UT01U USB Tester

2. Product Overview

2.1. Package Contents

Upon opening your package, please ensure all the following items are present:

  • 1 x USB Tester Device (UT01U)
  • 1 x Packing Bag
  • 1 x User Manual (this document, also available as PDF: Download PDF Manual)
Contents of the POROMETISTO UT01U package: device, packing bag, and user manual

Figure 2: Package Contents

2.2. Device Layout and Display Elements

The UT01U USB Tester features a 1.06-inch TFT display that shows various parameters. Refer to the diagram below for a detailed breakdown of the display elements and their functions.

Diagram of the UT01U USB Tester display with numbered labels for each parameter

Figure 3: Product Parameters Diagram

Display Parameter Descriptions
No. Parameter Description
1VoltageMeasured voltage (4~30V)
2CurrentMeasured current (0~6.5A)
3PowerCalculated power (0~195W)
4Data interface voltageVoltage on data lines (D+/D-)
5CapacityAccumulated charge capacity (0~666666mAh)
6ElectricityAccumulated energy (0~999999Wh)
7TimingElapsed time of measurement (0~99 hours)
8Current Direction IndicatorIndicates the direction of current flow
9Record a maximum power recordedHighest power value recorded
10Record a maximum current measurementHighest current value recorded
11Record a maximum voltage at a single pointHighest voltage value recorded
12CPU temperatureInternal CPU temperature of the tester
13Direction of currentVisual indicator for current flow direction
14Page curve timeTime scale for the curve recording page
15Voltage per cellVoltage reading per battery cell (if applicable)
16Current per cellCurrent reading per battery cell (if applicable)

The device measures 58mm in length, 20.8mm in width, and 10.7mm in height, making it compact and portable.

Dimensions of the UT01U USB Tester: 58mm length, 20.8mm width, 10.7mm height

Figure 4: Product Dimensions

3. Specifications

Feature Specification
ModelUT01U
Brand NamePOROMETISTO
Display1.06-inch TFT screen
Voltage RangeDC 4-30V
Current Range0-6.5A
Power Range0-195W
Capacity Range0-666666mAh
Electricity Range0-999999Wh
Timing Range0-99 hours
InterfaceUSB-A input and output
Data RecordYes (Max Voltage, Current, Power; retains data after power failure)
CPU Temperature MonitoringYes
Curve RecordingDynamic time-division
ADC Chip16-bit ADC chip for improved accuracy
Housing MaterialCNC metal housing
Dimensions58mm * 20.8mm * 10.7mm
Power SupplyDC
Display TypeDigital Only
Battery IncludedNo
CertificationCE, RoHS

4. Setup

The UT01U USB Tester is designed for plug-and-play operation. Follow these steps to begin monitoring your devices:

  1. Connect to Power Source: Plug the USB-A input end of the UT01U tester into a USB power source (e.g., wall charger, power bank, computer USB port). The tester's screen should light up.
  2. Connect Device to Test: Plug the device you wish to test (e.g., mobile phone, tablet, laptop, headphones) into the USB-A output port of the UT01U tester using its charging cable.
  3. Begin Monitoring: Once connected, the tester will immediately begin displaying real-time voltage, current, and power readings.
USB Tester connected to a wall charger, power bank, and laptop, demonstrating various testing scenarios

Figure 5: Applicable Scenarios for USB Tester

USB Tester connected to a wall charger, displaying high-precision voltage, current, and power monitoring on a 6-digit display

Figure 6: High-Precision Monitoring in Action

5. Operating Instructions

5.1. Basic Operation

The UT01U USB Tester provides real-time data on its display. Simply connect it in-line with your charging setup to view:

  • Voltage (V): The electrical potential difference.
  • Current (A): The flow rate of electric charge.
  • Power (W): The rate at which electrical energy is transferred.
  • Capacity (mAh): Accumulated charge over time.
  • Electricity (Wh): Accumulated energy over time.
  • Timing (h): Duration of the measurement.
  • CPU Temperature: Internal temperature of the tester's processor.
USB Tester connected to a laptop, showing real-time voltage, current, and power measurements, including single highest records

Figure 7: Real-time Measurement Display

5.2. Button Functions

The UT01U features a single button on its side for various functions:

  • Single Click: Changes the display page. The tester has three main display pages: real-time measurement, statistical data (max values), and curve recording interface.
  • Double Click: Rotates the screen display direction by 180 degrees, useful for different viewing angles.
  • Long Press (approx. 3 seconds): Clears the recorded timing, capacity, and power data. This resets the accumulated values for a new measurement cycle.
  • Long Press on Curve Page: When on the curve recording page, a long press allows you to change the curve time scale. The available time scales are 5 minutes, 15 minutes, 60 minutes, and 2 hours.
Diagram showing the three display pages of the USB Tester and how to switch pages with a single click and rotate the screen with a double click

Figure 8: Display Page Switching and Rotation

5.3. Capacity and Energy Recording

The UT01U supports saving accumulated capacity (mAh) and energy (Wh) values even after power failure. This allows for long-term monitoring and analysis of device charging cycles.

USB Tester connected to a power bank, showing capacity (mAh), electricity (Wh), and timing being recorded and saved after power failure

Figure 9: Capacity Record Feature

5.4. CPU Temperature Monitoring

The tester includes a CPU temperature monitoring feature to help prevent overcharging and potential damage to your equipment. If the CPU temperature exceeds a safe threshold (e.g., >50°C), it may indicate an issue with the charging process or the device being charged.

USB Tester displaying CPU temperature, with a warning about overheating above 50°C

Figure 10: CPU Temperature Monitoring

5.5. Universal Compatibility

The UT01U is compatible with a wide range of devices and mainstream fast charging protocols, supporting both USB-A input and output for versatile testing.

Diagram showing universal compatibility of the USB Tester with mobile phones, laptops, tablets, chargers, power banks, and headphones

Figure 11: Universal Compatibility

6. Maintenance

  • Keep the device clean and dry. Avoid exposure to moisture or extreme temperatures.
  • Do not attempt to disassemble or modify the device, as this will void the warranty and may cause damage.
  • Store the tester in its packing bag or a protective case when not in use to prevent scratches or physical damage. The CNC metal housing provides good durability against drops.
  • Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the screen and body of the tester. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents.
USB Tester with CNC metal housing, emphasizing its durability and resistance to falling

Figure 12: Durable CNC Metal Housing

7. Troubleshooting

Frequently Asked Questions

Question 1: Why is the product plugged in and not displayed?
Answer: Most charging products with Type-C ports have no voltage output by default and only become active when the load protocol is detected. Ensure a device is connected to the output of the tester.
Question 2: My product charger is marked with 10A or 120W. Why can't the test table detect 10A or 120W?
Answer: The value tested by this product is the real-time charging parameter during the charging process. The mark on the charger indicates its maximum theoretical power output, not necessarily what is being drawn by the connected device at that moment.
Question 3: Will the product have a current of 0.00001~0.00005A without connecting to the load during use?
Answer: The product uses the INA226 bidirectional current and voltage acquisition chip of Texas Instruments. It is normal for a small no-load current to occur. This can be eliminated through button calibration. To calibrate: Hold the button when no load is connected, then connect a reference power supply with 5.0000V Type-C to the micro USB. Release the button when the screen shows "CAL". The product will automatically eliminate no-load current. If "CAL" does not appear, it either means the product does not require calibration or the voltage of the reference power supply is inaccurate.

8. User Tips

  • For accurate capacity measurements, ensure the tester is connected for the entire charging cycle of your device.
  • Utilize the screen rotation feature (double-click the button) for comfortable viewing in various orientations.
  • Regularly clear the accumulated data (long press the button) before starting a new test to ensure fresh and accurate readings.
  • Pay attention to the CPU temperature display, especially during prolonged high-power charging, to prevent potential overheating.

9. Warranty & Support

The POROMETISTO UT01U USB Tester is designed for reliability and performance. For any technical support or warranty inquiries, please refer to the seller's contact information or the official product page where you made your purchase. Keep your proof of purchase for warranty validation.

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