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Operating Instructions
Read the ENTIRE IMpORTANT SAFETy INFORMATION section
at the beginning of this manual including all text under
subheadings therein before set up or use of this product.
Tool Set Up
1. There are different functions
and 30 ranges provided. A
rotary switch is used to select
functions as well as ranges.
2. A Power Button is used to
turn the meter on or off.
3. A push - push switch (push ON,
push OFF) is used to hold data.
This switch can be used with all
available settings, including DCV,
ACV, DCA, ACA, Hz, and C.
4. As a general rule, the LCD display
box is locked. To adjust the angle
of the display, pull on the top
of the meter and rotate it.
5. This meter has four input jacks that
are protected against overload to
the limits shown. Depending on the
intended function, connect either the
black or red test lead to the COM jack.
6. WARNING! Before attempting to insert
a transistor’s capacitor thermocouple
for testing, disconnect the Test Leads
from all measurement circuits.
7. WARNING! Before taking voltage
measurements with Test Leads,
remove the thermocouple. Do
not connect Test Leads to the
hFE or capacitor socket.
Function
Red Lead connection
Input Limits
200mV & 200mV~
V/
Ω or
V/
Ω/Hz
250Vdc or rms ac
V & V~
V/
Ω or
V/
Ω/Hz
1000Vdc, 700Vac (sine)
,
V/
Ω or
V/
Ω/Hz
250Vdc or rms ac
Hz
V/
Ω or
V/
Ω/Hz
250Vdc or rms ac
Ω
V/
Ω or
V/
Ω/Hz
250Vdc or rms ac
(
μ
A) mA & (
μ
A) mA~
mA
200mAdc or rms ac
2A & 2A~
A
2Adc or rms ac
20A & 20A~
20A
10A dc or rms ac continuous
20A for 15 seconds maximum
Additional Multimeter precautions
1. Do not test voltage on AC
circuits higher than 700 volts.
2. Do not test voltage on DC circuits
higher than 1000 volts.
3. Do not test current on circuits
higher than 20 amps.
4. Be careful not to apply voltage to the
Test Leads when they are connected
to the COM and VΩmA Jacks or when
the Multimeter is in an Ohms testing
setting. Damage can occur to the
multimeter and the fuse may blow.
5. Do not switch between testing
modes with the multimeter
connected to a circuit.
