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General| Brand | PassMark |
|---|---|
| Model | PM123 |
| Category | Test Equipment |
| Language | English |
Essential safety precautions for using the PSU Tester and handling power supplies.
Information on PSU background, ATX/ATX12V standards, and revision changes.
Explanation of the 20/24-pin motherboard power connector and pinout.
Details the 4/8-pin CPU power connector and its variations.
Configuration where the tester connects only to the PSU.
Configuration connecting tester, PSU, and motherboard for detailed analysis.
Using software for monitoring PSU parameters in inline mode.
Explains the color coding used on the LCD for PASS/FAIL status.
Functionality of the Power On/Off button and its usage limitations.
How to use Up/Down and Mode buttons for display navigation and detail changes.
Details the USB A to B cable for connecting the tester to a PC.
Describes the 24-pin female to 20+4-pin male cable for motherboard connection.
Explains the EPS 8-pin female to 4+4-pin cable for CPU power.
Description of the main window layout and its sections.
How the PSU Tester appears as a Virtual COM port on the PC.
Explanation of the PSU statistics displayed, including background color meanings.
Section showing power status, total power, and descriptions of control buttons.
Setting to specify connected cables and exclude unavailable voltages from checks.
Selecting between 'Strict' and 'Loose' modes for voltage/timing checks.
Configuration options for the buzzer to indicate errors or compliance status.
Step-by-step guide for installing drivers on Windows 7 and Windows 10.
Lists connectors and details the electrical parameters the tester can measure.
Specifies max current ratings and over-voltage protection for voltage rails.
Addresses issues of no display or PC not recognizing the tester after connection.
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