Pi B+ - where are the voltage testpoints?

[Bosse_B]

I am used to check the incoming voltage on the Pi to see if there is a problem with the supply.
On the Model B there were test points that could be used for this, but I cannot find any on my newly bought B+.
So how can you check what is actually delivered to the Pi after the supply drop because of load and the cable drop because of thin wires?
I would like to measure the voltage on the Pi board itself somehow.

[mahjongg]

There are spots on the back, marked PP# , If I remember correctly PP7 is 5V and PP6 is one of the GND spots.

[klricks]

PP1 & PP2 = +5VDC directly from the mirco USB
PP7 = +5VDC after the fuse.
PP3 = Ground (But easier to connect at other places such as metal shields on Ethernet jack etc).

[mahjongg]

PP3 PP4 PP5 and PP6 are all GND.

[Bosse_B]

Thanks!
I did not receive an email alert on the replies so I thought my question went unnoticed....
Strange forum that defaults to no alert on replies....
Have to remember to tick the checkbox every time.

[klricks]

Thanks!
I did not receive an email alert on the replies so I thought my question went unnoticed....
Strange forum that defaults to no alert on replies....
Have to remember to tick the checkbox every time.

Probably something in settings? I am automatically notified forever without checkbox.
Though I am using the prosilver option which much better IMO than the default layout.
User Control Panel --> Board Preferences --> My Board Style ---> Prosilver

[Bosse_B]

PP1 & PP2 = +5VDC directly from the mirco USB
PP7 = +5VDC after the fuse.
PP3 = Ground (But easier to connect at other places such as metal shields on Ethernet jack etc).

THanks!
I found the PPx points and measured PP1 agains the Ethernet case.
It was a bit low at 4.86V, but I guess it is still within tolerance.