I bought the device a few days ago. Thank you for giving added value to our purchase, a task that the device manufacturer completely failed to perform. Some people, like yourself, just make the world a better place.
Thanks for uploading video, I have read many comments of people that have given up trying to get the software to work with the power supply. I just followed your instructions and works fine on my pc
China dumped a pretty decent power supply on us with some cool options no one understood or knew about... that was until you came along and explained it all to us! Thank you so much!
Thanks for the follow-up video. I was wondering whether we are stuck with only a few programmable modes. But thanks to you, I can perform a lot more different types of tests with the power supply.
@@foxy1960 Hi Terry, thank you for your help so far. I have a working version of the excellent: "HanmaTek Power Supply Windows command line program to control the unit HM310P or lower" from "mcKenm" that I intend to post. You can find it on GitHub at : github.com/mckenm/HanmaTekPSUCmd
Thank you for the feedback @Francisco. We will be updating the manual about how to use the software once we figure all of that out. We will also be posting a new video about the software as we have discovered, through the kind help of a viewer, that there is an easier way to program the software
Excellent deep dive! I now want to figure out if anyone has written Open Source Software to control it, rather than their terribly out of date software. I don't run Windows, but I'd be interested in automating the device on Linux or MacOS.
Thanks Sebastian. Here are 2 useful links from 'mcKenm' for modbus register definitions and some programming background and code: Registers github.com/mckenm/HanmaTekPSUCmd/wiki/Registers Background + code github.com/mckenm/HanmaTekPSUCmd
Hello, Good video thankyou for showing the software. I have purchased the 10 amp version and I am very happy with it. I do need some help though as I need to set it to do a simple thing and I am struggling. Limit current once it has climbed to a set point at a set voltage, once current reaches set value I want the voltage to stay at the value I set it at, not drop down. I was hoping there would be more options in the software for this. As it is now the end of 2021 is there any newer firmware/software out for it?
I have my eyes on the Hanmatek HM310T but the darn thing has no reviews, and that scares me. There are so many reviews of crazy things in their other models that it frightens me.
Interesting, entertaining, well explained and very useful. Thank you Sir! I have the newer HM310T model and it doesn't beep. As a matter of fact, by following your instructions, I have now uncovered the hidden menu and I can make it beep! You can't see it, but I am jumping with excitement! This is like finding an Easter egg in a video game. Hanmatek must have seen your video and decided to disable the beep by default in their later models. 1:45 On the HM310T it's the M2 button; the address is the same: 001. How did you uncover the hidden menu? I wonder. I don't think this is mentioned anywhere in the manual. But I have not checked it thoroughly. With that tiny font size, it's quite difficult to read the printed manual, and that's one of my main complaints about this power supply. That, and the crappy software that it comes with. The software is not reliable when i'ts so finicky. For example, it doesn't treat deciaml commas right. So for example, if you're working with a voltage of 0.9 V and you want to increase it to 1.5 V by typing in "1,5" it will jump to 15 V! That's not a good thing. Cutting the power off is very involved if you want to do it through software. It's not enough to just type in the new value and press Enter, you have to grab the mouse and click on "seting" (another misspelling). I have had this unit for about 2 months now, and it's my first DC power supply, so I don't have much of a reference to go by, but I know a good quality product when I see it. This is a fairly good quality product with a great value, and I don't use the software part of it, so it doesn't bother me that it's so low quality. This is the first time I'm looking at trying the software, after having used the unit for 2 months. Modbus protocol that this unit uses is an open standard, so I think it should be possible to find a third party software that works with this, or for a hobbyist to write a custom program for it. 3:46 Nicely done with embedding the PDF manual on your website. You even amended the manual with a section about the hidden menu. That's really admirable. Good work! 5:16 Sadly, that CD-ROM is something they have not updated yet. Mine looks just as bleak as yours was two years ago. Thanks for reminding me that I need to write down the model name on the envelope. I don't use optical discs anymore. But thankfully I'm sitting at a PC that I used last year to archive all my optical media, so it features not one but three optical units: Samsung, Asus, Hitachi-LG. All brand new and came in retail boxes. So I will not count towards the number of people who will complain about having received the software on a piece of plastic and obsolete media. Optical media is not dead yet. 6:00 That was almost a complete tongue twister. Microsoft and its awkward naming and versioning of things. 7:15 I copied the whole thing to a folder on the Desktop before doing anything else. Seeking the disc was causing me longer delays than it took to copy the entire thing. I think it has something to do with Windows 10, I have seen this many times before. 7:30 Sadly, the software folder is still misspelled as "sofeware". At least on the CD-ROM. Unsurprisingly, as I think it's the same version and unchanged. But if you download it from their website, it's titled "DC voltage stabilized power supply upper computer software HM305P". It's the same software and the same version (1.0.0). 16:30 Where is the documentation for this? How did you figure this out? My AutoControlValue XML file is empty. It only contains an empty "AutoControlValue" node. 18:40 Copy and pasting sections like this and forgetting to change the values or having copied a section that includes an error is a recipe for disaster. This should really be handled elegantly by the software. Even here, they can't spell "adjust" right. First it's "OnlyAdjustableVoltageType" and then further down it's "Ajust". Presumably if you did type it correctly yourself, then it would not work. Because the software would be looking for the misspelled node in the XML file. So not only is this prone to error, it's also rewiring your brain to misspell common English words if you keep using this. 21:15 It should cut the power after executing the number of times you have specified. Otherwise, what's the point in specifying it? Just so it can display a number in the software? If you can make it stop by specifying a zero value at the end, then it has the classic off-by-one error in its loop logic. It should also be able to do its own count of number of list nodes in the XML file; you should not have to manually specify "ListCount". I see a lot of area for improvement here. Sadly it's not open source, so we can't do much about it. I had not seen the video to the end when I made the comment above about this software not being reliable. Having to manually configure the XML file for the list function is the worst thing I have seen. Thankfully I don't need to use that. It's sad to see that the software is so low quality. The unit itself is actually very good. This is not uncommon though with other types of electronic devices. For example D-Link often makes great routers with high specification, but they totally waste the value when they can't produce good quality firmware for them. Thankfully there are some third party firmware projects that are compatible with many models. Again, thanks for this video! Everything was well explained, accurate, and all the information is very useful. It's also still relevant, even with the latest model from Hanmatek. I hope to see more videos from you in the future. All the best!
I edited my AutoControlValue XML file based on this video. So I had a few errors I had to correct to make it work. For example, it's "ClMode" (as in control mode) and not "C1Mode". I misread the lower case "l" letter as the digit "1". You also have to type "Sation" and not "Station". I typed the word correctly by watching this video. But the software developer mistyped the word station as "Sation" so I have to follow his bad example to make this work. Unbelievable! How right I was in my previous comment! It's also "ClEnble" and not "ClEnable" as you would expect. No wonder it didn't work for me. I have to be equally wrong and mistype everything to make it work. The only reason I was able to figure this out is because I compared the files I copied from the CD-ROM to the ones I got from the web. It turns out that the software will automatically populate the AutoControlValue XML file with initial values, but it didn't do that for me at first. So I'm not exactly sure what triggers it to do its job. I was troubleshooting a startup issue when I came across this. The copy I got from the CD-ROM was having issues. It turned out it didn't have file write permission. So if anyone else runs into a .NET Framework unhandled exception error, be sure to remove the read-only attribute from the TMData.db3 file. Do the same for all the files in the settings folder. At the end, when it's done looping through the list, it doesn't step out of it to end the loop, cutting the power which would be nice to have in case of unattended use. But also, you can't reuse the list to run the same loop once more. You have to close the program and start it again to make it reload the list and allow you to loop through it again. So anyone who's looking to control this unit with a software, I would advise you to look elsewhere. I will mention that there is an Italian guy who demoed a project where he used a combination of third party tools like Java, Grafana, and InfluxDB to plot impressive looking graphs with the HM310T. Maybe something useful will be born out of that project. If anyone is up for it, the project is on GitHub.
Thank you for the kind comments. I really do need to post another video so I will get to it. If you haven't seen it I did redo the manual in English to make it a little more readable and I put it at circuitsbycode.com/. You can read it online, and I put the software for download there too, it seems a lot of people don't have that (use the link and past it).
Thank you. I have the documentation at circuitsbycode.com/. It is a rewrite of the manual with more of the features and a little better english. You are exactly right, the unit itself is great (I am still using it) but the software not so much
well done , we have been using this for our battery development testing .. to get this crrent range for LIBs one needs to spend a few $1000 dollars. the log seems to be only recording Voltage at this point , what is the trick to record the current too? Again -- real enjoyed your video and extremely clear way it has been presented .. very professional
Hi, and thank you so-much for a Fantastic review, as they say "A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words" and as I say when it comes to Product Reviews, "A word is Worth A Thousand Pictures", Do you still have and use this Bench Power Supply today? Thanks again Paul
Great follow-up video! The software has got me really thinking of how I can adapt it for my particular use. Also, do you think the 5 second timeout can be adjusted in the "hidden menu"?
Hello @RF Burns. Glad you see some uses for your projects. I don't think the 5 seconds timeout can be adjusted - I have tried all options in the hidden menu and while I don't know what some of them do I have not been unable to figure out a way to modify the 5 second timeout. Looking at software projects relating to this unit makes it a little easier to see what the hidden menu options might be (a lot of them are for the setup of communication with a computer, or even multiple units connected to a computer). Thankfully I have not bricked the unit (at least yet) in trying to figure out what all the hidden menu items do. I'm almost at the stage of trying to see can I access the firmware in the device
@@circuitsbycode5443 No worries on the 5 second time out. I got the unit yesterday and it became a non issue after a few minutes of working with it. BTW, it came with the "beep" disabled. I enabled it and it was too loud so I reverted back.
I find this PSU very interesting, but could you make some oscilloscope measurements, i.e. what is voltage spike when output is on/off? What is OCP/OVP timeout?
Hi all. Great Video very informative, May I have a copy of the new manual please, where can I get it from - I've Just Found the New Manual - Many Thanks
Hi Stephen, did you get the manual? You can view it online or download a PDF from here : circuitsbycode.com. You can download the software from there too if you don't have it already.
Thanks for the videos! I couldn't find how to configure the COM port. :) I'm still trying to figure out what the rest of the secret menu settings are for. Anyone knows?
Hi Leo, you are right! I have updated the software link and added it to the video description, and also on the website where the updated manual is hosted. Here it is directly (if you can let us all know if it works that would be great!): www.mediafire.com/file/7pe62nxfjtlw3xn/USB_Control_Software_Update.zip/file
Yes, the software is currently online (I just checked the download and it is safe) at: s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?file_id=96163148851483775673 Click the "USB Control Software Update.zip" and when you have downloaded it just unzip that and you are good to go
@@circuitsbycode5443 I also found a wonderfull application see : github.com/LOENS2/hanmatek-hm310p/releases You have to use the setup application to run it on Windows safely.
@Juan Carlos Relloso - Hola juan, Soy de Irlanda y lamentablemente no hablo español. El traductor de Google dice que estás preguntando por la "fuente", no estoy seguro de lo que eso significa. Gracias.
Hola te agradezco que me respondas, me gusta mucho la fuente alimentación (HM310P POWER SUPPLY) y no la localizo en España (Amazon) me gustaría poder localizar algún video en Español y poder leer un manual de usuario de la HM310P POWER SUPPLY. Un saludo y muchas gracias
@Julio Angulo - Hola julio, Soy de Irlanda y lo siento, no hablo español. Publicaré una solicitud para que alguien traduzca el manual actualizado al español. ¿Esto te ayudaría? Gracias
@Francisco Javier. Thank you! I just tried the "Software download (tested for malware)" link above at s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?file_id=96163148851483775673 and I can download the file named "USB Control Software Update.zip" successfully to my Windows PC. Is this the link you mean? If so, are you able to view the TinyUpload.com web page and do you see an area labeled "Download file" on the right hand side? The instructions under that are "To download file click the link below:" and then the link is given as "USB Control Software Update.zip". Let us know what you experience, we will get the software to you in some way if needed.
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I bought the device a few days ago. Thank you for giving added value to our purchase, a task that the device manufacturer completely failed to perform. Some people, like yourself, just make the world a better place.
Thank you, I am glad it was helpful
Thanks for uploading video, I have read many comments of people that have given up trying to get the software to work with the power supply. I just followed your instructions and works fine on my pc
This is great news, well done!
China dumped a pretty decent power supply on us with some cool options no one understood or knew about... that was until you came along and explained it all to us! Thank you so much!
Thank you @Shane
Thanks for the follow-up video. I was wondering whether we are stuck with only a few programmable modes. But thanks to you, I can perform a lot more different types of tests with the power supply.
Thank you
Ifthekhar. I appreciate the nice feedback. I will be posting a 3rd party software solution in future, I just ran out of time on this one
@@circuitsbycode5443 definitely looking forward to it 🙂
@@circuitsbycode5443 Have you any idea of which 3rd party software you are going to try with this power supply?
@@foxy1960 Hi Terry, thank you for your help so far. I have a working version of the excellent: "HanmaTek Power Supply Windows command line program to control the unit HM310P or lower" from "mcKenm" that I intend to post. You can find it on GitHub at : github.com/mckenm/HanmaTekPSUCmd
Very nice video! it is really helpfull! The new manual you did is much better than the original one.
Thank you for the feedback @Francisco. We will be updating the manual about how to use the software once we figure all of that out. We will also be posting a new video about the software as we have discovered, through the kind help of a viewer, that there is an easier way to program the software
@@circuitsbycode5443 that's nice! Thanks a lot!
Thank you for both the video guides and the manual guide, very helpful 🙏😀
Oh good, I am glad it helped
Great video!! i spent many time looking for information and your tutorial was great at all
Glad to hear it. I hope you can get the most out of the device
Excellent explanation and very clear. Thank you
Glad that it is of some help. Thank you
Excellent deep dive! I now want to figure out if anyone has written Open Source Software to control it, rather than their terribly out of date software. I don't run Windows, but I'd be interested in automating the device on Linux or MacOS.
Very cool and helpful... this video openend a ton of possiblatys to me....i will write my own python software for it....thanks
Thanks Sebastian. Here are 2 useful links from 'mcKenm' for modbus register definitions and some programming background and code:
Registers
github.com/mckenm/HanmaTekPSUCmd/wiki/Registers
Background + code
github.com/mckenm/HanmaTekPSUCmd
I can confirm that this software its compatible with HM310T
Hello, Good video thankyou for showing the software. I have purchased the 10 amp version and I am very happy with it. I do need some help though as I need to set it to do a simple thing and I am struggling. Limit current once it has climbed to a set point at a set voltage, once current reaches set value I want the voltage to stay at the value I set it at, not drop down. I was hoping there would be more options in the software for this.
As it is now the end of 2021 is there any newer firmware/software out for it?
I have my eyes on the Hanmatek HM310T but the darn thing has no reviews, and that scares me. There are so many reviews of crazy things in their other models that it frightens me.
That power supply only allows you to program M1 & M3.
None of the others work (cannot save anything)
I bought it and love it.@@daytonagreg8765
Thank you very much for a very informative video
Great, I am glad it was helpful
Thank you! Great video!
Interesting, entertaining, well explained and very useful. Thank you Sir!
I have the newer HM310T model and it doesn't beep. As a matter of fact, by following your instructions, I have now uncovered the hidden menu and I can make it beep! You can't see it, but I am jumping with excitement! This is like finding an Easter egg in a video game. Hanmatek must have seen your video and decided to disable the beep by default in their later models. 1:45 On the HM310T it's the M2 button; the address is the same: 001.
How did you uncover the hidden menu? I wonder. I don't think this is mentioned anywhere in the manual. But I have not checked it thoroughly. With that tiny font size, it's quite difficult to read the printed manual, and that's one of my main complaints about this power supply. That, and the crappy software that it comes with.
The software is not reliable when i'ts so finicky. For example, it doesn't treat deciaml commas right. So for example, if you're working with a voltage of 0.9 V and you want to increase it to 1.5 V by typing in "1,5" it will jump to 15 V! That's not a good thing. Cutting the power off is very involved if you want to do it through software. It's not enough to just type in the new value and press Enter, you have to grab the mouse and click on "seting" (another misspelling).
I have had this unit for about 2 months now, and it's my first DC power supply, so I don't have much of a reference to go by, but I know a good quality product when I see it. This is a fairly good quality product with a great value, and I don't use the software part of it, so it doesn't bother me that it's so low quality. This is the first time I'm looking at trying the software, after having used the unit for 2 months. Modbus protocol that this unit uses is an open standard, so I think it should be possible to find a third party software that works with this, or for a hobbyist to write a custom program for it.
3:46 Nicely done with embedding the PDF manual on your website. You even amended the manual with a section about the hidden menu. That's really admirable. Good work!
5:16 Sadly, that CD-ROM is something they have not updated yet. Mine looks just as bleak as yours was two years ago. Thanks for reminding me that I need to write down the model name on the envelope. I don't use optical discs anymore. But thankfully I'm sitting at a PC that I used last year to archive all my optical media, so it features not one but three optical units: Samsung, Asus, Hitachi-LG. All brand new and came in retail boxes. So I will not count towards the number of people who will complain about having received the software on a piece of plastic and obsolete media. Optical media is not dead yet.
6:00 That was almost a complete tongue twister. Microsoft and its awkward naming and versioning of things. 7:15 I copied the whole thing to a folder on the Desktop before doing anything else. Seeking the disc was causing me longer delays than it took to copy the entire thing. I think it has something to do with Windows 10, I have seen this many times before.
7:30 Sadly, the software folder is still misspelled as "sofeware". At least on the CD-ROM. Unsurprisingly, as I think it's the same version and unchanged. But if you download it from their website, it's titled "DC voltage stabilized power supply upper computer software HM305P". It's the same software and the same version (1.0.0).
16:30 Where is the documentation for this? How did you figure this out? My AutoControlValue XML file is empty. It only contains an empty "AutoControlValue" node.
18:40 Copy and pasting sections like this and forgetting to change the values or having copied a section that includes an error is a recipe for disaster. This should really be handled elegantly by the software. Even here, they can't spell "adjust" right. First it's "OnlyAdjustableVoltageType" and then further down it's "Ajust". Presumably if you did type it correctly yourself, then it would not work. Because the software would be looking for the misspelled node in the XML file. So not only is this prone to error, it's also rewiring your brain to misspell common English words if you keep using this.
21:15 It should cut the power after executing the number of times you have specified. Otherwise, what's the point in specifying it? Just so it can display a number in the software? If you can make it stop by specifying a zero value at the end, then it has the classic off-by-one error in its loop logic. It should also be able to do its own count of number of list nodes in the XML file; you should not have to manually specify "ListCount". I see a lot of area for improvement here. Sadly it's not open source, so we can't do much about it.
I had not seen the video to the end when I made the comment above about this software not being reliable. Having to manually configure the XML file for the list function is the worst thing I have seen. Thankfully I don't need to use that. It's sad to see that the software is so low quality. The unit itself is actually very good. This is not uncommon though with other types of electronic devices. For example D-Link often makes great routers with high specification, but they totally waste the value when they can't produce good quality firmware for them. Thankfully there are some third party firmware projects that are compatible with many models.
Again, thanks for this video! Everything was well explained, accurate, and all the information is very useful. It's also still relevant, even with the latest model from Hanmatek. I hope to see more videos from you in the future. All the best!
I edited my AutoControlValue XML file based on this video. So I had a few errors I had to correct to make it work. For example, it's "ClMode" (as in control mode) and not "C1Mode". I misread the lower case "l" letter as the digit "1".
You also have to type "Sation" and not "Station". I typed the word correctly by watching this video. But the software developer mistyped the word station as "Sation" so I have to follow his bad example to make this work.
Unbelievable! How right I was in my previous comment! It's also "ClEnble" and not "ClEnable" as you would expect. No wonder it didn't work for me. I have to be equally wrong and mistype everything to make it work.
The only reason I was able to figure this out is because I compared the files I copied from the CD-ROM to the ones I got from the web. It turns out that the software will automatically populate the AutoControlValue XML file with initial values, but it didn't do that for me at first. So I'm not exactly sure what triggers it to do its job. I was troubleshooting a startup issue when I came across this. The copy I got from the CD-ROM was having issues. It turned out it didn't have file write permission. So if anyone else runs into a .NET Framework unhandled exception error, be sure to remove the read-only attribute from the TMData.db3 file. Do the same for all the files in the settings folder.
At the end, when it's done looping through the list, it doesn't step out of it to end the loop, cutting the power which would be nice to have in case of unattended use. But also, you can't reuse the list to run the same loop once more. You have to close the program and start it again to make it reload the list and allow you to loop through it again.
So anyone who's looking to control this unit with a software, I would advise you to look elsewhere. I will mention that there is an Italian guy who demoed a project where he used a combination of third party tools like Java, Grafana, and InfluxDB to plot impressive looking graphs with the HM310T. Maybe something useful will be born out of that project. If anyone is up for it, the project is on GitHub.
Thank you for the kind comments. I really do need to post another video so I will get to it. If you haven't seen it I did redo the manual in English to make it a little more readable and I put it at circuitsbycode.com/. You can read it online, and I put the software for download there too, it seems a lot of people don't have that (use the link and past it).
Thank you. I have the documentation at circuitsbycode.com/. It is a rewrite of the manual with more of the features and a little better english. You are exactly right, the unit itself is great (I am still using it) but the software not so much
well done , we have been using this for our battery development testing .. to get this crrent range for LIBs one needs to spend a few $1000 dollars. the log seems to be only recording Voltage at this point , what is the trick to record the current too? Again -- real enjoyed your video and extremely clear way it has been presented .. very professional
Hi, and thank you so-much for a Fantastic review, as they say "A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words" and as I say when it comes to Product Reviews, "A word is Worth A Thousand Pictures", Do you still have and use this Bench Power Supply today? Thanks again Paul
Yes, I still have it. I am using it right now to power a fuel cell and it is still working great
Great follow-up video!
The software has got me really thinking of how I can adapt it for my particular use.
Also, do you think the 5 second timeout can be adjusted in the "hidden menu"?
Hello @RF Burns. Glad you see some uses for your projects. I don't think the 5 seconds timeout can be adjusted - I have tried all options in the hidden menu and while I don't know what some of them do I have not been unable to figure out a way to modify the 5 second timeout. Looking at software projects relating to this unit makes it a little easier to see what the hidden menu options might be (a lot of them are for the setup of communication with a computer, or even multiple units connected to a computer). Thankfully I have not bricked the unit (at least yet) in trying to figure out what all the hidden menu items do. I'm almost at the stage of trying to see can I access the firmware in the device
@@circuitsbycode5443 No worries on the 5 second time out. I got the unit yesterday and it became a non issue after a few minutes of working with it. BTW, it came with the "beep" disabled. I enabled it and it was too loud so I reverted back.
Hmm. I wonder if the Rockseed version of this unit uses the same software?
I found a bug if you set .350 for the current it sets 349ma. I set .351 it sets 351ma. 250 works as you said.
Can anyone point me to an example I can view of the language to do programmes as in this video.
I find this PSU very interesting, but could you make some oscilloscope measurements, i.e. what is voltage spike when output is on/off? What is OCP/OVP timeout?
Good question, I plan on a new video about using an oscilloscope so I can include some traces from the power supply in that
Hi all. Great Video very informative, May I have a copy of the new manual please, where can I get it from - I've Just Found the New Manual - Many Thanks
Hi Stephen, did you get the manual? You can view it online or download a PDF from here : circuitsbycode.com. You can download the software from there too if you don't have it already.
@@circuitsbycode5443 Yes I've got it now. Thank you. I've just started out learning about electronics, so this was very helpful. Thanks
Thanks for the videos! I couldn't find how to configure the COM port. :)
I'm still trying to figure out what the rest of the secret menu settings are for. Anyone knows?
Do you know how to fix the inaccurate current display? My power supply seems always displays13mA higher than the actual current.
I do not have this unit. Researching for purchase. Most units have trim pot on the back of the display panel inside.
hi thanks for the manual, but the software is down any help would be much appreciated
Hi Leo, you are right! I have updated the software link and added it to the video description, and also on the website where the updated manual is hosted. Here it is directly (if you can let us all know if it works that would be great!): www.mediafire.com/file/7pe62nxfjtlw3xn/USB_Control_Software_Update.zip/file
@@circuitsbycode5443 thanks so much :)
In case anyone comes across this thread. The software and manual are now located here: circuitsbycode.com/
I started to watch this then looked at the back of mine and there’s a empty place where the usb should be !😥😥
Hi, do you have any link for the software (original) or alternatives ?
My computer do not have any CD reader anymore.
Yes, the software is currently online (I just checked the download and it is safe) at:
s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?file_id=96163148851483775673
Click the "USB Control Software Update.zip" and when you have downloaded it just unzip that and you are good to go
@@circuitsbycode5443 I also found a wonderfull application see : github.com/LOENS2/hanmatek-hm310p/releases
You have to use the setup application to run it on Windows safely.
@@nspp3036 Excellent! Thank you for the link. We will do a review of this and post it shortly
In case anyone comes across this thread. The software and manual are now located here: circuitsbycode.com/
Hola se puede ver esta fuente en Español y precio. Gracias
@Juan Carlos Relloso - Hola juan, Soy de Irlanda y lamentablemente no hablo español. El traductor de Google dice que estás preguntando por la "fuente", no estoy seguro de lo que eso significa.
Gracias.
Hola te agradezco que me respondas, me gusta mucho la fuente alimentación (HM310P POWER SUPPLY) y no la localizo en España (Amazon) me gustaría poder localizar algún video en Español y poder leer un manual de usuario de la HM310P POWER SUPPLY. Un saludo y muchas gracias
Por favor si lo pueden acer el video en español ya que la compre y de inglés no se nada gracias
@Julio Angulo - Hola julio, Soy de Irlanda y lo siento, no hablo español. Publicaré una solicitud para que alguien traduzca el manual actualizado al español. ¿Esto te ayudaría?
Gracias
The software download link is down. :(
@Francisco Javier. Thank you! I just tried the "Software download (tested for malware)" link above at s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?file_id=96163148851483775673 and I can download the file named "USB Control Software Update.zip" successfully to my Windows PC. Is this the link you mean? If so, are you able to view the TinyUpload.com web page and do you see an area labeled "Download file" on the right hand side? The instructions under that are "To download file click the link below:" and then the link is given as "USB Control Software Update.zip". Let us know what you experience, we will get the software to you in some way if needed.
@@circuitsbycode5443 Thanks a lot my friend, this link works propperly!!
In case anyone comes across this thread. The software and manual are now located here: circuitsbycode.com/
Annoying when he says a word with “P” in it
Hi @Ritchie Valens. Yes, sorry about that. I am just using my 'phones microphone. I will work our something better for the next time
@@circuitsbycode5443 a cotton ball and a rubber band will fix that.