
MASTER BKGRD 6-26-07
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MASTER BKGRD 6-26-07
Taking Measurements
Taking Relative Measurement
The meter allows you to take measurements with zero offset or other values as
reference using the
REL
button
.
Use zero offset as reference
1. Set the meter to any function e�cept
ºC/ºF
,
dBm
,
,
,
LOGIC
, or
h
FE
.
2. Disconnect test leads for capacitance, or touch the test leads together for
other functions to measure zero offset.
3. when you see the reading, hold down
REL
.
Rel
appears.
4. Take a measurement. You will get the actual �alue of the measured
component.
Use baseline as reference
1. Set the meter to any function e�cept
ºC/ºF
,
dBm
,
,
,
LOGIC
, or
h
FE
.
2. press
RANGE
to select a suitable range for relati�e measurement if necessary.
3. Connect the test leads to the component whose measurement you want to
use as a baseline.
4. when you see the reading, hold down
REL
.
Rel
appears. The meter sets
to manual range.
5. Take a measurement. You will get the relati�e �alue of the measured
component to the baseline. if the measured �alue is lower than baseline, the
meter will show a negati�e relati�e �alue.
To reset a relati�e measurement, press
REL
again or set the function dial to
another setting.
Displaying Temperature
You can use an optional thermocouple module (not supplied) to measure
temperature with your meter.
WARNING:
Do �OT use the thermocouple to measure objects when the �oltage
is abo�e 30 V RMS and 42.4 V peak or 60V DC.
1. Set the function dial to
ºC/ºF
/
V
.
2. Unplug both test leads from the meter, plug the thermocouple’s common
plug into
–COM
(common), then plug the thermocouple’s
+V
plug into
+ V.mA.
Ω
.
3. press
SELECT
to select temperature measurement. Then press
RANGE
to
to
toggle between Celsius and Fahrenheit,
Celsius and Fahrenheit,
C
or
F
appears.
4. Touch the thermocouple’s sensor head to the object you want to test.
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