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Ill.  Rules for Safe Operation 

Please  note  the  "Warning  Signs  and  Words."  Warnings 

indicate the  conditions and  actions which  pose  hazards to 

users or may damage the meter or equipment under test. 

This  Meter  is  designed  to  comply  with  the  safety 

standards,  Conforms  to  UL  STD.  61010-1,  61010-2-030, 61010 

-2-032, 61010-2-033, Certified  to CSA STD. C22.2  NO. 61010-1,

61010-2-030,  IEC  STD 61010-2-032,  61010-2-033  in  pollution 

degree  2,  measurement  category  {CAT 111  1000v,  CAT  IV  600V)

and  double  insulation  as  well  as  with  the  IP65  standards

for  waterproof  and  dustproof  .  If you use  the  meter without

following  up  the  operating  instructions,  the  protection  provided

by the  meter  may be impaired  or lost.

Measurement Category 

Ill (CAT  Ill) is for measurements 

performed in  the building installation.  Examples are 

measurements on distribution boards,  circuit-  breakers, 

wiring,  including cables,  bus-bars, junction boxes,  switches, 

socket-outlets in the fixed installation,  and equipment for 

industrial use  and  some  other equipment,  for example, 

stationary motors with permanent connection to the fixed 

installation. 

Measurement Category  IV 

(CAT  IV) is for measurements 

performed at  the  source of the  low-voltage installation. 

Examples are electricity meters and  measurements  on 

primary overcurrent protection devices and ripple control 

units. 

1. Never use a damaged meter.  Before using the meter, check

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the meter case to see cracks or any missing plastic part. 

Pay special attention to the insulation around the connectors. 

2. Before using the meter, ensure the battery cover is closed

and latched.  Before opening the battery cover, remove the

test leads from the meter.

3. Inspect the test leads for damaged insulation or exposed 

metal. Check the test leads for continuity.  If any test lead 

is damaged, replace it before using the meter. 

4. Do not apply more than the rated voltage, as marked on

the meter, between the terminals or between any terminal

and grounding.

5. Do not use the meter when removing the cover or opening

the case.

6. When the meter works at a voltage 30V (rms) in AC, 42V

(peak) in AC or over 60V in DC, special care should be

taken for there is danger of electric shock.

7. Replacement fuse must comply with the specifications in

this Operating Manual.

8. Use proper terminals, function and range for your

measurement. Do not operate the meter separately.

9. When measuring the current,  shut off the power to the

circuit then connect the meter to the circuit. Remember:

The meter and the circuit must be connected in series.

10. When making electrical connections, connect the common 

test lead before connecting the main test lead;  when

disconnecting, disconnect the main test lead before

disconnecting the common test lead.

Summary of Contents for MP730657

Page 1: ...Model MP730657 OPERATING MANUAL...

Page 2: ...2 Meter Settings 45 3 AC Voltage 47 4 DC VoltageV 47 5 AC and DC Current 48 6 Resistanc e i o 7 Conductanc e i1 8 Capacitanc e i 1 9 Continuity Test 62 10 Diodie 52 11 Frequency Duty Cycle Measurement...

Page 3: ...easurement comparison measureme nt relative measurement peak detection trends capture and data record readback as many as 20 000 pieces This Operating Manual covers information on safety and cautions...

Page 4: ...on primary overcurrent protection devices and ripple control units 1 Never use a damaged meter Before using the meter check 29 the meter case to see cracks or any missing plastic part Pay special atte...

Page 5: ...he maximum range position 18 When the symbol cCJl shows on the LCD display the battery should be promptly charged to ensure measurement accuracy 19 Do not arbitrarily change the wiring within the mete...

Page 6: ...V Meter Structure see Figure 1 1 Case 2 LCD 3 Function Keys 4 Rotary Switch 5 Input Terminals 11 11 2 Figure 1 31...

Page 7: ...primary and secondary displays are covered by menus or pop up message 7 Telecommunication Indicates the USB Bluetooth function is enabled 8 Buzzer Indicates the button sound is enabled unrelated to t...

Page 8: ...the display RANGE Switch the range mode of the meter to manual mode then take turns to switch between all the available ranges Long press the button to return to automatic range measurement MAX MIN S...

Page 9: ...erload and suspend for 10 minutes and frequency from 0A to10 00A mA A Input terminals for measuring the current and frequency from 0A to 600mA COM Common terminals for all measurements VO l CHz IE Inp...

Page 10: ...V m Overall accuracy specified accuracy 5 of range No specified idex for the RF field over 1V m Operating altitude o 2ooom Temperature coefficient 0 1X specified accuracy C 18 C or 28 C Internal batte...

Page 11: ...cy Tolerance Reading Digits 60mV 0 001mV 45 1kHz 1k 10kHz 10k 20kHz 20k 100kHz 0 6 60 1 2 60 3 60 4 60 600mV 0 01mV 45 1kHz 1k 10kHz 10k 20kHz 20k 100kHz 0 3 30 1 2 40 3 40 4 40 6V 0 0001V 45 1kHz 1k...

Page 12: ...e for 60mV 3 AC Voltage DC Voltage Range Resolution Accuracy Tolerance Reading Digits 60mV 0 001mV 50 lkHz 1k 10kHz 10k 35kHz 1 80 3 40 6 40 600mV 0 0lmV 50 1kHz 1k 10kHz 10k 35kHz 1 80 3 40 6 40 6V 0...

Page 13: ...00 A 0 1 A 45 1kHz 1k l0kHz 0 6 20 1 2 40 60mA 0 001 mA 45 1kHz 1k l0kHz 0 6 40 1 2 40 600mA 0 0lmA 45 1kHz 1k l0kHz 0 6 20 1 2 40 10A 0 001A 45 1kHz 1k l0kHz 1 20 3 40 Display True virtual value for...

Page 14: ...mm 10 A range 10A H 1000V Fuse Type 1 10x38mm Switch on for 30 seconds and suspend for 10 minutes for 20A Not specified for over 10A 6 AC Current DC Current Range Resolution Accuracy Tolerance Readin...

Page 15: ...r 10 minutes for 20A Not specified for over 10A 7 Resistance Range Resolution Accuracy Tolerance Reading Digits 6000 0 010 In REL state 0 05 10 6kO 0 0O0lkO 60kO 0 0OlkO 0 05 2 600kO 0 0lkO 6MO 0 0001...

Page 16: ...ture Range Resolution Accuracy 40 40 2 0 30 40 400 0 1 c 1 0 30 400 1000 2 5 40 F 104 F 2 5 50 104 F 752 F 0 2 F 1 5 50 752 F 1832 F 2 5 Overload protection 1000V Two channel temperature measurement c...

Page 17: ...Range Resolution Accuracy Tolerance Reading Digits 10 90 10Hz 2kHz 0 01 1 2 30 Overload protection 1000V When the rise time is less than 1 s the signals center on trigger level 13 Pulse Width Range Re...

Page 18: ...greater than SOO The buzzer continuously sounds the resolution is less than 1on The buzzer does not sound Overload protection 1000V 15 Diode Test Range Resolution Remark Open circuit voltage is aroun...

Page 19: ...pty When the battery capacity is lower than 3 of full capacity the meter will automatically shut down 3 Backlight Control If the display is not visible in low light situa tions press to switch the bac...

Page 20: ...probe and OFF to disable the alarm sound for mis inserted probe 3 Communication Set as ON to enable USB or Bluetooth communication while a symbol will appear in the upper left corner Set as OFF to dis...

Page 21: ...space Press the cursor keys 0 0 to select the relevant menu items of the meter as follows Help Menu Language Press the function key SET Menu to set the language for help information Press or 0 to sel...

Page 22: ...voltage higher than 1000V Higher voltage may be measured but it poses risk to damage the meter When measuring high voltage special care should be taken to avoid electric shock After completing all the...

Page 23: ...re 7 Press the key SEECT to select the required AC or DC to be measured Connect the test leads to the test circuit in series 3 Directly read the measured current values on the display True virtual val...

Page 24: ...asuring operations disconnect the connection between the test leads and the circuit under test 49 AC DC RL 1 11 T111111U1S G QDQDG 8 8 3 8 s B I I AC DC RL 1 11 Trv lfaT 0000 8 8 3 8 s v J Aflll ilJ C...

Page 25: ...about measurement errors of resistance between 0 10 to 0 20 To obtain accurate readings relative measurement can be adopted First short the input test lead then press the key MENU and press F2 to ent...

Page 26: ...inal 2 Set the rotary switch to the measurement IE press the key SELECT to select capacitance measurement Connect the test leads to both ends of the measured capacitance as shown in Figure 9 51 3 Dire...

Page 27: ...zzer does not sound 3 Directly read the measured resistance value on the display Warning When measuring the in circuit resistance all the power within the measured circuit must be shut off before meas...

Page 28: ...ttention If the measured diode is in open circuit or the polarity is reversed 0L will display When measuring the in circuit diode all the power within the measured circuit must be shut off before meas...

Page 29: ...leads and the circuit under test 12 Temperature 1 Set the rotary switch to the measurement mv c F then press the key SELECT to select Celsius C or Fahrenheit F Insert the temperature connector into f...

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Page 31: ...wer or load to be tested in parallel as shown in Figure 5 3 Press the function key MENU Menu to enter one of the menu items press the cursor keys 0iJ 0 to select the menu item dBm A reference impedanc...

Page 32: ...ction key EDIT Menu to enter the setting mode of compare types Press 0 or 0 to set one of the four types as follows elNNER Low Value Input Value High Value eOUTER Input Value Low Value or Input Value...

Page 33: ...one time recorded data Press the function key YES Menu to confirm To cancel the operation press the function key NO Menu 4 Record Press thefunction key ENTER Menu to enter the continuous recording mod...

Page 34: ...ed Time Run time displayed in hours minutes seconds Remaining Time Time left displayed in hours minutes seconds Samples Total recording points for present recorded events Start Time and date started f...

Page 35: ...recording points for present record events Maximum Maximum value for present record data Average Average value for all data of present record Minimum Minimum value for present record data REC Positio...

Page 36: ...ecord event J Time and date started from recording period View the trend chart Press or long press the F2 key to move the cursor left The cursor moves one data to the left for each pressing Long press...

Page 37: ...lean the terminals according to the following steps 1 Turn off the meter and remove all test leads 2 Clean up the dirt on the terminals 3 Soak a clean cotton swab in mild detergent and water Clean eac...

Page 38: ...17 If the reading is OL F2 needs to be replaced 3 Repalcing Fuse Inspect or replace the meter fuse as shown in Figure 18 according to the following steps 1 Turn off the meter and remove the test lead...

Page 39: ...ter on the display prompt you to insert a power adapter for charging Connect the power connector to the four terminals in the meter then insert the power adapter into the power connector The character...

Page 40: ...is required Do not dispose of these items with general household waste Separate for the treatment recovery and recycling of the materials used Waste batteries can be returned to any waste battery rec...

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