The ToolkitRC ST8 Advanced Servo Tester is a versatile and efficient tool designed to test and monitor servos with a wide input range of 7.0-28.0V and a maximum output of 10A. It features multiple output ports, including signal outputs for PWM, PPM, and SBUS protocols. The 2.4" TFT RGB display provides clear and detailed readings with a 320x240 resolution. The tester supports various signal frequencies from 33Hz to 1000Hz and is ideal for a range of servo testing needs. The USB micro connection allows for easy firmware upgrades, and its compact design makes it portable and user-friendly Features: Wide Input Voltage Range: Supports 7.0-28.0V, maximum 10A input for versatile usage. Multiple Output Ports: Provides 5.0V-28.0V outputs at up to 10A with multiple signal ports for PWM, PPM, and SBUS. Signal Frequency Range: Capable of handling signal frequencies from 33Hz to 1000Hz. LCD Display: Equipped with a 2.4" TFT RGB display with a 320x240 resolution for clear monitoring. PWM and PPM Support: Includes options for 500us-2500us PWM, 8-channel PPM, and 16-channel SBUS signals. USB Upgrade: Allows easy firmware updates via USB 3.0 for enhanced functionality. Package Include: 1 x ToolkitRC ST8 Advanced Servo Tester
Specifications
| Wide Input Voltage Range | 7.0-28.0V, Max 10A |
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| Main Output Power | 5.0V-28.0V, Max 10A |
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| Signal Port Outputs | 5.0V-8.4V, Max 4A (for S1-S4 channels) |
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| Signal Frequency Range | 100us-2900us, 33-1000Hz (S1-S4) |
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| Supports Multiple Input Signals | PWM, PPM, SBUS |
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| Item Type: | Advanced Servo Tester |
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| Input Voltage | 7.0-28.0V @MAX 10A |
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| Signal port | 5.0V-8.4V@MAX 4A/S1-S4 |
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| Output Voltage: | 5.0V-8.4V@MAX 4A/S4 Ext. |
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| Signal Output | 100us-2900us@33-1000Hz @S1-S4 |
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| LCD display | 2.4″ TFT RGB |
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| MicroUSB | Upgrade@USB3.0 |
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| Shipping Weight | 0.12 kg |
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| Shipping Dimensions | 11 × 9 × 5 cm |
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