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U17451 Analog Multimeter

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Rotary switch to select
measurement range

2

 Rotary knob to set full-scale

deflection for 0 

3

Connection for voltage
measurement

4

 Connection for current and

resistance measurement

5

 Connection for ground

6

 Adjustment screw for

mechanical zero-point
setting

7

Nub to latch the housing
shut

Instruction sheet

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Handheld meter used to measure
current, voltage and resistance as
well as gain levels or attenuation e.g.
in chains of quadripoles.

1. Safety instructions

Before using the analog multime-
ter, make sure you read the oper-
ating instructions carefully and
that you comply with them com-
pletely.

The safety of the multimeter and
the person operating it can only
be guaranteed if it is used in ac-
cordance with the instructions. Do
not operate or handle this unit
incorrectly or inappropriately.

The device may only be used by
persons, who are aware of the haz-
ards of contact (for voltages over
30 V rms) and can undertake the
appropriate safety precautions.

This also includes the appearance
of unforeseen voltages e.g. in de-
fective units or charged capacitors.

In the case of voltage and current
measurements the nominal volt-
age between the phase and neu-
tral conductor may not exceed 300
V according to CAT II (in circuits
that are directly connected to the
mains) and CAT III (in building wir-
ing installations) 300 V.

The analog multimeter may not be
used for measurements in circuits
with corona discharge (high volt-
age).

In measurements involving RF cir-
cuits special care must be taken
due to the existence of dangerous
hybrid voltages.

The appropriate permissible mea-
surement range may not be ex-
ceeded. Always change from a

Summary of Contents for U17451

Page 1: ...s used in ac cordance with the instructions Do not operate or handle this unit incorrectly or inappropriately The device may only be used by persons who are aware of the haz ards of contact for voltages over 30 V rms and can undertake the appropriate safety precautions This also includes the appearance of unforeseen voltages e g in de fective units or charged capacitors In the case of voltage and ...

Page 2: ...ection against accidental touch con tact The robust plastic housing and the spring connected bearing jewels of the movement guarantee protec tion against damage caused by me chanical stress Measurement ranges Voltage measurement DC Meas range Int resistance 100 mV 2 kΩ 1 V 20 kΩ 10 V 200 kΩ 30 V 600 kΩ 100 V 2 MΩ 300 V 6 MΩ 600 V 12 MΩ AC Meas range Int resistance 10 V 66 7 kΩ 30 V 200 kΩ 100 V 66...

Page 3: ... a hori zontal position If necessary make the corresponding adjustments by means of the adjustment screw 6 Check the full scale deflection set ting for 0 Ω To do this set the ro tary switch 1 to x 1 Ω Short circuit the connection sockets COM 5 and 100mV 50µA A Ω 4 Set the full scale deflection by turn ing the knob 2 If full scale deflection cannot be set or the needle no longer stays still the bat...

Page 4: ... select the corresponding measurement range 3 A 3 mA AC Connect the multimeter and take a reading on the V A AC scale 3 5 Measuring resistance _ V AΩ COM Using the rotary switch 1 select the corresponding measurement range x 100 Ω x 1 Ω Connect the multimeter and take a reading on the Ù scale When performing measurement on semiconductors use the follow ing terminals positive pole con nected to COM...

Page 5: ...onstants 30 V 10 dB 100 V 20 dB 300 VB 30 dB 600 V 36 dB 4 Maintenance 4 1 Cleaning Only use a paintbrush or soft tow el to clean the multimeter If stat ic electrical charging occurs on the view window this can be eliminat ed using a damp rag or an anti static agent 4 2 Battery Test the battery from time to time If it is dead or it has started to de compose it must be removed from the device The b...

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