The Servo Tester is a compact electronic tool designed to test and control RC servo motors without requiring a microcontroller. It allows users to check servo movement, adjust the shaft position, and verify servo operation using a rotary knob and built-in operating modes.
Features
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Easy testing of RC servo motors
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Rotary knob for manual position control
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Multiple operating modes: Manual, Neutral and Auto
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Supports testing of standard PWM-controlled servos
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Three-pin servo output connectors
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Simple plug-and-play operation
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Compact design with a protective blue housing
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Useful for robotics, RC models and DIY electronics projects
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Servo Motor Tester |
| Control Method | PWM Signal |
| Operating Voltage | 4.8–6V (as marked on the device) |
| Control Interface | Rotary Knob |
| Operating Modes | Manual, Neutral and Auto |
| Output Interface | 3-Pin Servo Connector |
| Compatible Devices | RC Servo Motors |
| Signal Type | Servo Control PWM |
| Construction | Electronic PCB with Protective Housing |
| Application | Servo Testing and Calibration |
Pin Configuration
| Pin | Function |
|---|---|
| S | PWM Signal |
| + | Positive Supply |
| − | Ground (GND) |
Check the connector markings before connecting your servo.
Operating Modes
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Manual: Rotate the knob to adjust the servo position.
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Neutral: Moves the servo toward its center position, typically around 90°.
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Auto: Automatically sweeps the servo through a range of positions to test its movement.
Applications
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RC cars, boats and aircraft
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Robotics projects
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Servo motor testing and calibration
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Arduino and ESP32 project development
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RC model maintenance
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DIY automation projects
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Checking servo movement before installation
Advantages
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No microcontroller required for basic testing
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Quick testing of servo motors
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Convenient manual position adjustment
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Automatic movement testing
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Simple operation for beginners and hobbyists
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Compact and portable design
Package Includes
– 1 × Servo Tester Module
Note
Use a compatible power supply within the voltage range marked on the tester. The tester provides a control signal but may not supply enough current for high-torque servos. For larger servos, use a suitable external power source with a common ground.








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