The properties of the negative hydrogen ion beam produced by the ITER NBI source at the BATMAN test bed were investigated by means of two diagnostics: Beam Emission Spectroscopy (BES) and a calorimeter. Two modifications to the prototype were applied. The first modification was the installation of a second Cs oven at the bottom part of the source back plate in addition to the standard one at the upper part of the source back plate varying the Cs evaporation asymmetry inside the source. The second modification consisted in the replacement of the cylindrical driver with a larger racetrack-shaped RF driver and installing a single Cs oven in a central position at the back plate of the driver. The resulting beam characteristics are discussed and compared with those obtained with the previous source design. The position of the Cs oven and the different driver size and geometry appear not to influence the beam profile and the beam deflection for a well-conditioned source.