There are two recommended ways to test the EVM. The first and preferred way to test the EVM is to use a four-quadrant or two-quadrant power supply. The second is to use an electronic load in constant voltage mode.

1. Power Supplies:

   A power supply capable of supplying 40V at 8A is required. While this part can handle larger voltage and current, larger power levels are not necessary for this procedure.

2. Load #1 :
   1. If load #1 is a four-quadrant or two-quadrant power supply. Kepco load: BOP36-6M, DC Voltage from 0 to ±36 V, DC current from 0 to ±6 A (or higher), or equivalent is recommended
   2. If load #1 is an electronic load in constant voltage mode, Kikusui PLZ164WA 0-150V, 0-33A, or equivalent is recommended
   3. When testing without a real battery, connect 2000µF of capacitance across the input.

3. Meters:

   Six Fluke 75 multimeters, (equivalent or better) or: Three equivalent voltage meters and three equivalent current meters.

4. Computer:

   A computer with at least one USB port and a USB cable.

5. EV2400 Communication Kit or USB2ANY Communication Kit:
6. Software:

   For software setup, refer to section 2.4 Communication Interface Setup