2. The mark or sign
“
”
next to the test lead jacks is for warning
that the input voltage or current should not exceed the indicated
values. This is to prevent damage to internal circuity.
3.
The FUNCTION switch should be set to the range to be used
before operation.
4.1 DC Voltage Measurement
1) Set the FUNCTION switch to
“V ” range to be used.
(2) Connect the BLACK test lead to the
“COM” jack and the
RED test lead to the
“V
Ω
” jack
(3) Connect the test leads across the source or load under
measurement.
Note:1.If the voltage range is not known beforehand. Set the
FUNCTION switch to high range and work down.
2.When
“1” is display,over range is being indicated and the
FUNCTION switch must be set to a higher range .
3.Don
’t apply more than DC 1000V to the input, indication is
possible at higher voltage but there is danger of damaging the
internal circuity.
4.Use extreme caution to avoid contact with high tension
circuits when measuring high voltage
4.2 AC Voltage Measurement
(1) Set the FUNCTION switch to
“V~” range to be used.
(2) Connect the BLACK test lead to the
“COM” jack and the
RED test lead to the
“V
Ω
” jack .
(3) Connect the test leads across the source or load under
measurement.
Note:1.See DC voltage measurement note 1~2.
2. Don
’t apply more than 700Vrms AC to the input, indication
is possible at higher voltage but there is danger of damaging
the internal circuity.
3. Use extreme caution to avoid contact with high tension
circuits when measuring high voltage.
DC current Measurement
(1) Set the FUNCTION switch to
“A ” range to be used.
(2) Connect the BLACK test lead to the
“COM” jack and the
RED test lead to the
“mA” jack for a maximum of 200mA. for a
maximum of 20A ,move the RED test lead to
“20A” .jack .
(3) Connect the test leads in series with the load under
measurement.
Note:1. If the current range is not known beforehand .set the
FUNCTION switch to high range and work down.
2. When
“1” is display ,overrange is being indicated and the
FUNCTION switch must be set to a higher range.
3. The maximum input current is 200mA
、
20A depending upon
the jack used .Excessive current will blow the fuse which
must be replaced . The fuse rating should be 200mA or 20A
and no more to prevent damage to the internal circuity.
4.4 AC Current Measurement
(1) Set the FUNCTION switch to
“A
～
” range to be used .
(2) Connect the BLACK test lead to the
“COM” jack and the
RED test lead to the
“mA” jack for a maximum of 200mA.for a
maximum of 20A, move the RED test lead to
“20A”jack.
(3) Connect the test leads in series with the load under
measurement.
Note:1. If the current range is not known beforehand. .set the
FUNCTION switch to high range and work down.
2. When
“1” is display ,over range is being indicated and the
FUNCTION switch must be set to a higher range.
3. The maximum input current is 200mA
、
20A depending upon
the jack used .Excessive current will blow the fuse which must
be replaced . The fuse rating should be 200mA or 20A and no
more to prevent damage to the internal circuity.
4.5 Resistance Measurement
(1) Set the FUNCTION switch to
“
Ω
” range to be used
(2) Connect the BLACK test lead to the
“COM” jack and the
RED test lead to the
“V
Ω
” jack .
(3) Connect the test leads across the resistance under
measurement.
Note:
1. If the resistance value being measured exceeds the
maximum value of the range selected, an over-range indication
will be displayed (
“1”). Select a higher range .For resistance of
approximately 1 Megohm and alove. the meter may take a few
seconds to stabilize . This is normal for high resistance
readings.
2. When the input is not connected, i. e at open circuit .the sign
“1” will be displayed for the overrange condition.
When checking in-circuit resistance, be sure the circuit under
test has all power removed and that all capacitors are fully
discharged.
4.6 Capacitance Measurement
(1) Set the FUNCTION switch to
“C” to be used and the “LC”
button to be pushed down.
(2) Insert the capacitor under measurement into the two jacks
“LCx-” and “LCx+” on the front panel.
Note:
1. Capacitors should be discharged before being inserted into
the test-jacks.
2.
When testing large capacitance, note that there will be a
certain time lag before the final indication.
3. Do not connect an external voltage or charged capacitor
(especially larger capacitors) to measuring terminals.
4.7 Diode Measurement and audible continuity test
(1) Set the FUNCTION switch to the
“
” range and connect
the test leads across the diode under measurement, display
shows the approx. forward voltage of this diode.
(2) Connect the BLACK test lead to
“COM” jack and the
RED test lead to the
“V
Ω
” jack..
(3) Connect the test leads to two point of circuit, if the
resistance is lower than approx. 80
Ω
, the buzzer sounds.
4.8 back light
Press button "LIGHT" backlight illume, Again press once
backlight breath go out.
4.9 Transistor hFE Test
(1)
Set the FUNCTION switch the “hFE” range.
(2) Determine whether the transistor is NPN or PNP and
locate the Emitter. Base and collector leads. Insert the leads
into the proper holes in the socker on the front pane.
(3) The display will read the approximated hFE value at the
test condition Base current 10uA , Vce3V.
5..MAINTENANCE
(1) The multimeter is a precision electronic device. Do not
tamper with the circuity . to avoid damage :
A : Never connect more than 1000V DC or 750Vrms AC.
B : Never connect a source of voltage under the condition of
resistance measurement .
C : Never operate the meter unless the battery cover is in
place and fully closed .
D : Battery and / or fuse replacement should be done after the
test leads have been disconnected and POWER IS OFF .
(2) Turn off the power if the meter is not in use, removed the
battery if the meter will be free for long period.
(3) If a sign of
“
” appear on the display, open the
compartment cover, remove the spent battery and replace it
with a battery of the same type. fuse replacement fellow the
same the same steps .
(4) Contact with the maintenance service center of our
company if you have trouble.
(5)
Please take out the battery when not using for a long
time.
6. WARRANTY
Warranty this instrument to be free defects in material
and workmanship for a period of one year .Any instrument
found defective within one year from the delivery date and
returned to the factory with transportation charge prepaid. will
be repaired , adjusted or replaced at no charge to the original
purchaser . This warranty does not cover expendable items
such as batteries or fuse. if the defect has been caused by a
misuse or abnormal operating conditions the repair will be billed
at a normal cost.
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