⑥
Holster,
Battery
door.
See
picture.
4.2
DCV
measurement
4.2.1
Insert
the
black
test
lead
into
“COM”
terminal,
and
the
red
one
into
“V
Ω
mA”
terminal.
4.2.2
Turn
the
rotary
to
switch
to
“ ”
ranges.
Under
Auto
Range
status,
it
will
display
“AUTO”
symbol.
Press
“RANGE/REL”
key
can
change
to
Manual
range,
the
available
ranges
are
600mV,
6V,
60V,
600V.
4.2.3
Connect
test
leads
to
the
test
point;
LCD
will
display
polarity
and
voltage
of
the
test
point
connected
by
the
red
test
lead.
NOTE:
1)
If
LCD
display
“OL”
under
manual
range,
it
means
it
is
over
range,
now
you
need
to
select
a
higher
range.
1)
Do
not
input
voltage
over
600V.
Or
it
may
cause
damage
to
the
circuit
of
the
meter,
and
the
built
‐
in
buzzer
will
alarm.
2)
Be
careful
while
measuring
a
high
voltage
circuit.
DO
NOT
touch
the
high
voltage
circuit.
4.3
ACV
measurement
4.3.1
Insert
the
black
test
lead
into
“COM”
terminal,
and
the
red
one
into
“V
Ω
mA”
terminal.
4.3.2
Turn
the
rotary
to
switch
to
“
”
ranges.
Under
Auto
Range
status,
it
will
display
“AUTO”
symbol.
Press
“RANGE/REL”
key
can
change
to
Manual
range,
the
available
ranges
are
600mV,
6V,
60V,
600V;
Press
“SELECT”
key
to
switch
between
Frequency/Duty
cycle
measurement.
4.3.3
Connect
test
leads
to
the
test
point;
LCD
will
display
voltage
of
the
test
point
connected
by
the
test
leads.
NOTE:
2)
If
LCD
display
“OL”
under
manual
range,
it
means
it
is
over
range,
now
you
need
to
select
a
higher
range.
1)
Do
not
input
a
voltage
over
600V.
Or
it
may
cause
damage
to
the
circuit
of
the
meter,
and
the
built
‐
in
buzzer
will
alarm.
2)
Be
careful
while
measuring
a
high
voltage
circuit.
DO
NOT
touch
the
high
voltage
circuit.
4.4
DCA
measurement
4.4.1
Insert
the
black
test
lead
into
“COM”
terminal
and
the
red
one
into
“V
Ω
mA”
terminal
(Max.600mA)
or
into
“10A”
terminal
(Max.10A);
4.4.2
Turn
the
rotary
switch
to
Current
ranges,
auto
range
is
the
default
when
you
turn
on
the
meter,
“AUTO”
symbol
displayed.
Press
“RANGE/REL”
key
can
change
to
Manual
range,
the
available
ranges
are
600uA,
6000uA,
60mA,
600mA,
6A,
10A.
4.4.3
Connect
test
leads
to
the
tested
circuit;
LCD
will
display
polarity
and
current
of
the
test
point
connected
by
the
red
test
lead.
NOTE:
1)
If
you
are
not
sure
about
the
range
of
current
under
test,
please
select
the
highest
range,
and
then
select
the
proper
range
based
on
displaying
value.
2)
If
the
LCD
displays
“OL”,
it
means
the
current
is
over
range.
Now
you
need
to
select
a
higher
range.
3)
Maximum
input
current
is
600mA
or
10A
(subject
to
which
terminal
the
red
test
lead
is
inserted
into).
Current
exceeding
rated
value
will
damage
the
fuse,
and
may
cause
damage
to
the
circuit
of
meter.
4.5
ACA
measurement
4.5.1
Insert
the
black
test
lead
into
“COM”
terminal
and
the
red
one
into
“V
Ω
mA”
terminal
(Max.200mA)
or
into
“10A”
terminal
(Max.10A);
4.5.2
Turn
the
rotary
switch
to
a
proper
cuttent
range.
Press
“SELECT/
”
key
to
select
the
AC
mode,
auto
range
is
the
default
when
you
turn
on
the
meter,
“AUTO”
symbol
displayed.
Press
“RANGE/REL”
key
can
change
to
Manual
range,
the
available
ranges
are
600uA,
6000uA,
60mA,
600mA,
6A,
10A.
4.5.3
Connect
test
leads
to
the
tested
circuit;
LCD
will
display
the
current
of
the
test
point.
