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1) Turn rotary switch to
“TEMP”
position.
2) Insert K-type thermocouple into the multi-function
socket with the “+” end in
“INPUT”
input and “-“ into
“COM”
input.
3) Temperature reading will show on main display.
4.18 Temperature
4.19
μ
A Current Measurement
4.20 NCV Sensitivity and settings
1) Hold
“FUNC”
when you turn on the meter and the
following display will show up on the LCD:
2) Push the
“RANGE”
button to adjust the NCV
sensitivity from 0-4. '4' is the highest sensitivity
where '0' will turn off the NCV functionality.
3) Push the
“HOLD”
button to save the selected
sensitivity and return to normal meter operation.
4) With the NCV function active (sensitivity between
1-4), if the sensor at the top of the clamp gets close
to a live conductor (AC voltage >90V) the NVC
indicator will flash and buzzer will sound.
Note:
1) Even though there is no indication, voltage may still
exist. Do not rely solely on NCV detector to determine
the presence of voltage in a wire. The measurement
may be affected by the design of the outlet, type of
insulation and other external factors.
2) The voltage sensing indicator may turn on when a
voltage is fed to the meter.
3) Other external interference (ex. Flashlight, motor)
may trigger the NCV sensor.
1) Insert the black lead into
“COM”
input and the red
lead into
“INPUT”
input.
2) Turn the rotary switch to
μ
A
position.
3) Push
“FUNC”
to switch between AC/DC current
4) Connect test leads to circuit.
5) Current measurement will be shown on main display.
NCV
5. Maintenance
5.1 Replacing the batteries
TO AVOID ELECTRICAL SHOCK, PRODUCT
DAMAGE OR PERSONAL INJURY, REMOVE
TEST LEADS BEFORE OPENNING BATTERY
COVER.
WARNING