This clip shows several fast-charge testers linked through a networking box, running and logging together from one PC. If your line needs more than one bench but not a full ATE cabinet yet, this is the in-between step.
The footage shows the networking box linking our test units. Full specifications, accuracy figures and protocol lists live on the product page — we do not restate them here to avoid any drift between datasheet and this clip: charger test systems →
This clip shows multiple test units connected through a networking box, synchronized and reporting to one PC. It is the picture to keep in mind when one bench is no longer enough but a full cabinet is not yet justified.
Q: Can several testers run together as one line?
A: Yes. A networking box links several test units so they run and report together from one PC. The footage shows the units synchronized through the box.
Q: Is test data from all linked units collected in one place?
A: Yes. Results from every linked unit are logged centrally and exportable, so you get one consolidated record instead of separate files per station.
Q: Does this replace an ATE cabinet for high volume?
A: It is a flexible step up from single bench testers. For full automated fixturing and unattended throughput, the ATE cabinet system is the next level — see the ATE product page for the difference.