You got the "cable test" COMPLETELY wrong - in fact, you didn't even run the test. With these reviews, you really should read the manual and at least try to show your sponsor's products properly.
When testing supported protocols, tester may be turned off due to input voltage 0V (usually PD protocol). To prevent this, connect PC interface to computer or other power supply. For example, ChargerLAB Power-Z KM003C tester has a supercapacitor for these cases and lasts about 5 seconds without power.
Can this capture the highest value for V, A and W over time? The description on Amazon made it sound like it could but I have not been able to figure that out.
Please help me, I have a USB tester like that too, but when I input it with a charger, the FNB48S screen is already running Amps and watts (6w) while I haven't installed a load on the output, and that makes my FNB 48s immediately heat up to 80° C+. is there an error/shot on my Fnb 48s and How do I fix it? For QC/PD testing, it's still safe, there are no problems. The main problem is that when the input is plugged in (no load), the heat on the FNB increases drastically, until white smoke comes out. please cooperate and help
Hi, your device is clearly malfunctioning. You should enter in the whatsapp FNIRSI support channel and contact them to replace your unit. Thanks for watching.
Hola! I went to see the video (fast forward) and didn't see the station you're referring too. If it is soldering iron, I normally do. Thanks for watching.
He does not understand what he is testing… if he read the manual then he would know that some features require a special scenario (for example cable testing requires a constant current load) Good try but most of this video is useless!
hi, is ther a better version on the market than this device? 🤔 Why are they putting still micro USB ports on new devices, they should have only type c and the USB A ports specialy the micro USB port for updates makes no sense this days. 🤔
Hi, personally, I like more the FNB58. Regarding MicroUSB, yes, it never made sense that connector 😁 but there are still a lot of devices with it. Not having is limiting the market for this device, commercially will not make sense. Thanks for watching.
Hi. I've bought this tool. Initially I'd like to see the current power consumption of USB devices which does not always seems to work. However, is there a way to use this FNB48P for limiting the battery charging to 80% of the capacity? Thank you
Hi, that's a good question, but I don't think so. Might be also a good suggestion for improvement, please share it on the Whatsapp FNIRSI support forum, they're quite responsive. Thanks for watching.
Hi, personally I prefer the FNB58 has a much more nice UI, there is some differences in terms of supported current, please see the datasheets. Thanls for watching.
I have an FNB48S and your videos help me but I can't understand the faults of the smartphones I test when the voltage curve is cut by the amp curve. Could there be a short circuit and how do I know? thank you and well done
Hi, I doubt that will be short circuit. Do you have problems with all smartphones tested??? That's odd and highly improbable. Have you activated the PD switch? Thanks for watching.
yes I activated the PD switch. but I have a period at 0.01 A and 0..05 W and another period at 0.54 A and 2.7 w I changed the battery. This does not happen on other smartphones. @@TechCornerTV
Thanks Hugo. I gave it a try on an Amazon lightning deal and was disappointed. Bluetooth doesn't do anything (I have Windows and iOs). The digits flip around too fast... no way to change the persistence or significant figures. Mine hangs during protocol detection. USB-C requires fiddling with the cable connections to wake the unit. I think I would be happy with a newer version of a MaterHawk. Maybe someone who uses the FNIRSI everyday would be comfortable with it, but I just can't appreciate something that requires a re-learn ever time it's used.
Hi Paul, hmm I get it, not a fun experience. I did not had the same experience, but as I told in the video, for me the FNB58 is a much superior device in terms of how the information is presented, thats the one I use normally. Thanks for watching.
Hi, I've bought this too. For the protocol detection make sure the FNB48P ist also powered using the micro USB (PC connector). This seems to be necessary to power the device independently without disturbing the protocol.
Olá Avelino, na série 48 as diferenças entre eles tem a ver com ter ou não ligação Bluetooth e pouco mais. A versão P é a ultima, tem a diferença da caixa (case) em que é de metal e com muito bom acabamento. A versão 58 é muito mais refinada, ecrã maior, mais intuitivo, em termos de software é muito melhor, e existem algumas diferenças em termos de amperagem suportada, mas isso tens de ir ver as specs para perceber melhor essa questão. Obrigado por assistires!
HI, sorry the late reply, but so many comments to answer :) yes, but he only have usb ports, so if the macbook just use the proprietary one, you'll have to have a conversion cable. Thanks for watching.
Hello! Sorry for late reply, house move and vacations. Is the silicon cable that was delivered with the FNIRSI HS01 soldeing iron ( th-cam.com/video/U56baCDtDrg/w-d-xo.html ). Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the review Hugo, it is very useful for me with my project. I have an important question. Can i use it to monitor IOS? I just want to monitor the power usage of smartphones.
Hi, really sorry for this late reply, a lot of comments queued and a struggling to keep up. Yes you can, it doesn't depend of the operating system. If the current/voltage passes trough it, you can measure it. Thanks for watching and again, my appologies.
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You got the "cable test" COMPLETELY wrong - in fact, you didn't even run the test. With these reviews, you really should read the manual and at least try to show your sponsor's products properly.
Hey John, got it! Thanks for watching.
When testing supported protocols, tester may be turned off due to input voltage 0V (usually PD protocol). To prevent this, connect PC interface to computer or other power supply. For example, ChargerLAB Power-Z KM003C tester has a supercapacitor for these cases and lasts about 5 seconds without power.
Hi, thanks for sharing this, nice to know! Thanks for watching 😁
Yeah, this unit should have a cap installed for such occasions.
It would be interesting to check if it could be added without any drawbacks.
@@MCgranat999hi, is ther a better version on the market than this devise? 🤔
@@WaschyNumber1 Yes the witrn U3 or U3L
This is a completely useless review. You have no idea what the different functions are for or how to properly use them.
True. ☹
Can this capture the highest value for V, A and W over time? The description on Amazon made it sound like it could but I have not been able to figure that out.
Yes, its literally on the main screen down at the bottom: V, A, W, min, max, avg. 👀
Hi, Yes, but @gammelgemse already answered, kudos to him for the help. Thanks for watching.
Can any of these testers identify usb ports, i.e., will it identify a 3.0 port, a 3.1 port, a SuperSpeed port, a 10 Gbps port, a 20 Gbps port?
Hi, not really, it can it identify the protocols used by that port.
@@TechCornerTVcharging protocols to be more specific. Not data protocols, so it cant detect the type of Usb port.
Please help me, I have a USB tester like that too, but when I input it with a charger, the FNB48S screen is already running Amps and watts (6w) while I haven't installed a load on the output, and that makes my FNB 48s immediately heat up to 80° C+. is there an error/shot on my Fnb 48s and How do I fix it? For QC/PD testing, it's still safe, there are no problems. The main problem is that when the input is plugged in (no load), the heat on the FNB increases drastically, until white smoke comes out. please cooperate and help
Hi, your device is clearly malfunctioning. You should enter in the whatsapp FNIRSI support channel and contact them to replace your unit. Thanks for watching.
O sea que tú apagas la estación sin dejar que se enfríe ella sola?
Hola! I went to see the video (fast forward) and didn't see the station you're referring too. If it is soldering iron, I normally do. Thanks for watching.
When I plug in my powerbank the Unit display error code 02. Does not open the main interface.
It would be nice to tell what you are testing. Like where do the cables go.
Hi Bob, got it also. I did show in the begining the power supplies that I will test, but will take more attention next time. Thanks for watching.
He does not understand what he is testing… if he read the manual then he would know that some features require a special scenario (for example cable testing requires a constant current load)
Good try but most of this video is useless!
hi, is ther a better version on the market than this device? 🤔
Why are they putting still micro USB ports on new devices, they should have only type c and the USB A ports specialy the micro USB port for updates makes no sense this days. 🤔
Hi, personally, I like more the FNB58. Regarding MicroUSB, yes, it never made sense that connector 😁 but there are still a lot of devices with it. Not having is limiting the market for this device, commercially will not make sense. Thanks for watching.
Hi. I've bought this tool. Initially I'd like to see the current power consumption of USB devices which does not always seems to work. However, is there a way to use this FNB48P for limiting the battery charging to 80% of the capacity?
Thank you
Hi, that's a good question, but I don't think so. Might be also a good suggestion for improvement, please share it on the Whatsapp FNIRSI support forum, they're quite responsive. Thanks for watching.
What's the diference between FNB48 and the 58. Which do you think should I buy.
Hi, personally I prefer the FNB58 has a much more nice UI, there is some differences in terms of supported current, please see the datasheets. Thanls for watching.
I have an FNB48S and your videos help me but I can't understand the faults of the smartphones I test when the voltage curve is cut by the amp curve. Could there be a short circuit and how do I know? thank you and well done
Hi, I doubt that will be short circuit. Do you have problems with all smartphones tested??? That's odd and highly improbable. Have you activated the PD switch? Thanks for watching.
yes I activated the PD switch. but I have a period at 0.01 A and 0..05 W and another period at 0.54 A and 2.7 w I changed the battery.
This does not happen on other smartphones. @@TechCornerTV
Où trouver le firmware pour le fnb48p, suite à une mise à jour de mon appareil, il ne s'allume plus . Merci
In terms of features between fnb48p and the fnb58 is there a big difference or is it just the ui?
Hi, I prefer the FNB58 but I think the FNB48 can withstand more current. Thanks for watching.
Thanks Hugo. I gave it a try on an Amazon lightning deal and was disappointed. Bluetooth doesn't do anything (I have Windows and iOs). The digits flip around too fast... no way to change the persistence or significant figures. Mine hangs during protocol detection. USB-C requires fiddling with the cable connections to wake the unit. I think I would be happy with a newer version of a MaterHawk. Maybe someone who uses the FNIRSI everyday would be comfortable with it, but I just can't appreciate something that requires a re-learn ever time it's used.
Hi Paul, hmm I get it, not a fun experience. I did not had the same experience, but as I told in the video, for me the FNB58 is a much superior device in terms of how the information is presented, thats the one I use normally. Thanks for watching.
@@TechCornerTV Thanks Hugo, I will check out your new review on that item, and if it looks better I will get that model through your affiliate link!
Hi, I've bought this too. For the protocol detection make sure the FNB48P ist also powered using the micro USB (PC connector). This seems to be necessary to power the device independently without disturbing the protocol.
Olá Hugo, quais as diferenças entre o 48, 48S e 48P? E entre a série 48 e 58 quais diferenças? Muito obrigado pelo seu tempo e esclarecimentos.
Olá Avelino, na série 48 as diferenças entre eles tem a ver com ter ou não ligação Bluetooth e pouco mais. A versão P é a ultima, tem a diferença da caixa (case) em que é de metal e com muito bom acabamento. A versão 58 é muito mais refinada, ecrã maior, mais intuitivo, em termos de software é muito melhor, e existem algumas diferenças em termos de amperagem suportada, mas isso tens de ir ver as specs para perceber melhor essa questão. Obrigado por assistires!
You mentioned a Power Cable, What is it?
Hi, can you mention the minute where I said that to understand the context? Thanks for watching.
I` gonna buy with your link =)
Awesome, really appreciate your support! Hope you enjoy your new FNB48. Thanks!
Thanks a lot for such a detailed video. Mine stopped working and I could reset and make it work by watching how to access the menu... !
Hi. Glad it helped, really good that you were able to solve the issue. Thanks for watching.
can i use this to macbook?
HI, sorry the late reply, but so many comments to answer :) yes, but he only have usb ports, so if the macbook just use the proprietary one, you'll have to have a conversion cable. Thanks for watching.
what usb cable are you using ? the one with metallic end
Hello! Sorry for late reply, house move and vacations. Is the silicon cable that was delivered with the FNIRSI HS01 soldeing iron ( th-cam.com/video/U56baCDtDrg/w-d-xo.html ). Thanks for watching!
thanks@@TechCornerTV
Is it can read QC4.0?
Hello! Sorry for late reply, house move and vacations. Don't think so, probably after a firmware upgrade. Thanks for watching!
Good! Thanks!
Hi! Thanks for watching.
Thanks for the review Hugo, it is very useful for me with my project. I have an important question. Can i use it to monitor IOS? I just want to monitor the power usage of smartphones.
Hi, really sorry for this late reply, a lot of comments queued and a struggling to keep up. Yes you can, it doesn't depend of the operating system. If the current/voltage passes trough it, you can measure it. Thanks for watching and again, my appologies.
Thanks for the review Hugo. I preferred the earlier model that you reviewed but this USB tester is very feature packed as well.
Hello, I totally agree, for the price difference is FNB58 all the way! Thanks for watching!
I can not find it with our link aliexpress?
Hi, thank you for the support 😁 try this one, it should work, just tested geni.us/fnirsi-fnb48p