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12.2 Incorrect wiring alarm
The DMM automatically detects which terminals are connected to the test leads.
If the test leads are connected to the wrong terminals (which can be dangerous
for the user and damage the DMM), the DMM triggers an acoustic and optical
alarm.
If you switch to another measurement mode (except current mode) when the
test leads are connected to the terminals, the DMM triggers an alarm. The alarm
is also triggered when the measuring input is switched from the
10A
terminal to
the
BATT
/
mAµA
terminal.
If the alarm is triggered and “LEAd” appears on the display, check that the leads
are connected to the correct terminals and that you have selected the correct
measurement mode.
The multimeter triggers the alarm when the terminals are connected as follows:
The multimeter triggers the alarm when the terminals are connected as follows:
Measurement
mode
V / Ω / Hz / NCV mA / μA / 1.5V BATT / 9V BATT
10 A
Connected
terminals
mA / µA / 10 A
10 A
mA / µA
If the alarm is triggered, check that you have selected the correct meas-
urement mode and that the cables are connected to the correct termi-
nals. The correct terminals are indicated on the display for each meas-
urement range.
