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4.4 Voltage Measurement

  

CAUTION

: Maximum Input Voltage is 600Vrms, do not 

exceed this rating to avoid personal injuries or 
damage to the instrument.

4.5.2 Continuity Test

Set the function selector knob to 

  (Resistance). Insert the red test lead 

into the positive input terminal (+), and the black test lead into the COM 

terminal on the front of the instrument. Proceed to connect the test leads 

tips across the component or circuit under test. If the resistance less is 

than 100



, the buzzer will emit a continuous tone.

4.6 Other Functions

4.6.1 Relative Measurements

By pressing the ZERO button, the instrument is entered into zero mode and 

the    indicator will appear on the LCD screen. The value in the display 

immediately before pressing the button is stored into memory as a reference 

value for future tests. To exit the Zero mode press the ZERO button again.

4.6.2 Data Hold and Peak Hold

Pressing the HOLD/PEAK button once, the present reading is held and    

appears on the display. Press the switch again to return to normal mode 

(continuous readings) and to release the data hold feature. The 

PEAK 

HOLD

 function is enabled by pressing the HOLD/PEAK button until the 

  indicator appears on the screen. When in this mode, the instrument will 

hold and display the highest reading obtained during the measurement. 

To exit the peak/hold mode press the HOLD button for approx. 2 sec. until 

the display indicator turns off. This function works with DCV, ACV, DCA 

and ACA.

4.6.3 Auto Power Off

The meter will turn off automatically after approx. 30 minutes of no operation 

to extend the battery  life. Auto  power  off can  be  disabled  by  pressing  

and  holding  down  the  ZERO button while turning on the instrument, when 

auto power is off, the symbol     on the screen will not appear.  Auto power 

off will be re-enable after turning off and on the instrument.

5. MAINTENANCE

  

CAUTION:

 

Before attempting battery removal  or 

replacement, disconnect test leads and 
remove the instrument from any energized 
circuit to avoid shock hazard.

5.1 Battery Replacement

When the battery needs replacement, the battery symbol 

  will be 

appear in the upper left hand side of the LCD display. To replace the 

battery, remove the screws at the back cover and replace with a 2 AAA 

1.5 V alkaline batteries.

5.2 Cleaning

Periodically wipe the case with a soft damp cloth and mild household 

cleanser. Do not use abrasives or solvents. Ensure that no water gets 

inside the instrument to prevent possible shorts and damage.

6. WARRANTY

One year  limited  warranty, excluding  batteries and fuses. For details  
see Standard Warranty Information in our webpage or you may request 
a printed copy.

4.4.1 DC Voltage Measurement

Set the function selector knob to    (DCV). Insert the red test lead into the 

positive input terminal (+), and the black test lead into the COM terminal 

on the front of the instrument. Proceed to connect the test leads across 

the source or load under mea sure ment. The polarity will be indicated when 

the tip probe is connected. Read voltage in the display.

4.4.2 AC Voltage Measurement

Set the function selector knob to    (ACV). Insert the red test lead into the 

positive input terminal (+), and the black test lead into the COM terminal 

on the front of the instrument. Proceed to connect the test leads across 

the source or load under mea sure ment. Read voltage in the LCD screen

4.5 Resistance and Continuity Measurement

  

CAUTION

: Maximum Input Voltage is 600Vrms, do not 

exceed this rating  to  avoid  personal  injuries  
or damages to  the  instrument.  Also ensure 
there is no  power applied  to  the  circuit  and  
that all  capacitors are discharged.

4.5.1 Resistance Measurement

Set the function selector knob to 

  (Resistance). Insert the red test lead 

into the positive input terminal (+), and the black test lead into the COM 

terminal on the front of the instrument. Proceed to connect the test leads 

across the component or circuit under test. Read resistance in Ohms on 

the LCD screen

Battery

H

HOLD

OFF

A

A

V

V

ZERO

P H

600V CATII

300V CATIII

600V

COM

P

PEAK

Press

2 Sec

V

+

-

600V CATII 100A

H

HOLD

OFF

A

A

V

V

ZERO

P H

600V CATII

300V CATIII

600V

COM

P

PEAK

Press

2 Sec

Ω

600V CATII 100A

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