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4.  Read the value from the LCD. 
5.  When frequent capacitance testing is needed you should connect the multifunction socket (included) with the 

COM & V/

/A sockets. Insert the capacitor’s pins in the “+” and “-“ connectors of the multifunction socket. 

 

REMARKS 

 

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When measuring low capacities, the reading will include the capacity of the measuring leads. However, this will 
not influence the accuracy of your measurements. 

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The device will need some time to produce a stable reading when measuring high capacitance values. 

 
 

5.12. Inductance Measurements 

 
1.  Connect the black test lead with the COM jack and the red test lead with the H jack. 
2.  Place the range switch in the desired H range position and press the L/C button. 

3.  Connect the test leads with two points of the inductor to be tested. 
4.  Read the value from the LCD. 
5.  When frequent inductance testing is needed you should connect the multifunction socket (included) with the COM 

& V/

/A sockets. Insert the inductor’s pins in the “+” and “-“connectors of the multifunction socket. 

 

REMARKS 

 
Keep in mind that precise inductance measurements are impossible in close vicinity to strong magnetic fields. 
 
 

5.13. Temperature Measurements 

 

 

WARNING

 

 
Do not connect the thermocouples with electrical circuits in order to avoid electroshocks. 
1.  Put the range switch in the °C-range position. 
2.  The LCD displays the current environmental temperature. 
3.  Insert “K”-type thermocouples into the COM jack and V/

/A jack (or you can use the multifunction socket to 

connect a different type of K-thermocouple). 

4.  Read the value from the LCD. 
 

 

5.14. Frequency Measurements 

 
1.  Connect the black test lead with the COM jack and the red test lead with the Hz jack. 

2.  Place the range switch in the 20KHz range position. 
3.  Connect the test leads with the source or load to be tested. 
4.  Read the value from the LCD. 
 

REMARKS 

 

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It is possible to obtain a reading with input voltages above 10Vrms, but the accuracy is not guaranteed. 

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Use shielded cable to measure small signals in a noisy environment. 

Summary of Contents for DVM1090

Page 1: ...DVM1090 DIGITAL THERMOMETER DIGITALE THERMOMETER THERMOMETRE NUMERIQUE DIGITALES THERMOMETER MULT METRO DIGITAL User Manual Gebruikershandleiding Manuel d utilisation Gebrauchsanleitung Manual...

Page 2: ...erminals when the meter is connected to a circuit Place the range selector switch in the highest position if the value to be measured is unknown beforehand Do not measure voltages 1000V above earth gr...

Page 3: ...F position when the device is not being used Remove the batteries to keep them from leaking if the device is to be stored for a prolonged period of time 3 Front Panel Description 1 LCD display 2 L C b...

Page 4: ...ction F 200mA 250V quick acting max resistance 2 F 10A 250V quick acting Power Supply 9V battery e g 6F22 Operating Temperature 0 C to 40 C 32 to 104 F Storage Temperature 10 C to 50 C 10 to 122 F Dim...

Page 5: ...2 3 DC Current Range Resolution Accuracy 2mA 1 A 1 0 of rdg 3 digits 20mA 10 A 1 0 of rdg 3 digits 200mA 100 A 1 5 of rdg 5 digits 10A 10mA 2 0 of rdg 10 digits Overload Protection F1 F 200mA 250V fu...

Page 6: ...gits 20 F 10nF 4 0 of rdg 5 digits Overload Protection F1 F 200mA 250V fuse quick acting max resistance 2 4 2 7 Inductance Range Resolution Accuracy 2mH 0 001mH 4 0 of rdg 8 digits 20mH 0 01mH 4 0 of...

Page 7: ...ES from the display 4 2 11 Diode Range Resolution Function 1mV Read the diode s approximate forward voltage value from the display Forward DC Current 1mA Reversed DC Voltage 2 8V Overload Protection 2...

Page 8: ...ressed in for AC voltage and AC current measurements 5 4 Selecting L or C Put the button in the pressed down position for inductance and capacitance measurements The component can now be tested Put th...

Page 9: ...splays the overrange indication 1 if the measured value is too high for the range you are using Select a higher range Place the range selector in the highest position if the value to be measured is un...

Page 10: ...make sure that all capacitors are fully discharged before measuring the in circuit resistance 1 Connect the black test lead with the COM jack and the red test lead with the jack 2 Select the desired r...

Page 11: ...on socket included with the COM V A sockets Insert the inductor s pins in the and connectors of the multifunction socket REMARKS Keep in mind that precise inductance measurements are impossible in clo...

Page 12: ...suring the circuit s continuity 1 Connect the black test lead with the COM jack and the red test lead with the jack 2 Place the range switch in the desired range position 3 Connect the test leads with...

Page 13: ...est leads before replacing the fuse in order to avoid electroshocks In order to avoid unnecessary fire risks you should only use fuses with the following ratings F1 F 200mA 250mV quick acting resistan...

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