02-11-2016, 12:48 AM
I added Bluetooth to my uTester for galvanic isolation back in 2013 - it's easy and works well - wrote it up on the uTracer support forum at:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/utracer/oj7JzgMjolw
You don't need an app for Bluetooth at all - if your PC has Bluetooth the uTracer will appear as a new COM port and you use the standard uTracer Windows app with no changes, except to select the new port. If your PC doesn't have Bluetooth, just get one of the very cheap USB Bluetooth dongles off eBay or Amazon. Windows supports Bluetooth natively - no extra drivers needed or anything
The uTracer will test whatever is placed in front of it - any valve, any base (or just use short croc clips if you need to), any vintage - within the physical capabilities of the board.
One thing it's not great at is driving high current low voltage heaters due to the funky way that it generates heater power. This is easily overcome by using an external heater supply just for those devices. One of the few weaknesses in the design, but not really an issue - it's a really we'll thought out device...
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/utracer/oj7JzgMjolw
You don't need an app for Bluetooth at all - if your PC has Bluetooth the uTracer will appear as a new COM port and you use the standard uTracer Windows app with no changes, except to select the new port. If your PC doesn't have Bluetooth, just get one of the very cheap USB Bluetooth dongles off eBay or Amazon. Windows supports Bluetooth natively - no extra drivers needed or anything
The uTracer will test whatever is placed in front of it - any valve, any base (or just use short croc clips if you need to), any vintage - within the physical capabilities of the board.
One thing it's not great at is driving high current low voltage heaters due to the funky way that it generates heater power. This is easily overcome by using an external heater supply just for those devices. One of the few weaknesses in the design, but not really an issue - it's a really we'll thought out device...
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