O
perat
ion
9
Read the range in volts, amps, or ohms
as indicated by the position of the
decimal point.
Ô
6. Connect the black test lead then the
red test lead to the circuit you want to
measure. To measure different circuits,
see “Making Measurements” on
Page 12.
Ô
H
OLDING
A
M
EASUREMENT
Press
HOLD
to hold all indications on the
display. The meter holds the measured
value and Hold appears on the display even
if you remove the test leads from the circuit.
Range
Display
400 mV
ddd.d mV
4 V
d.ddd V
40 V
dd.dd V
400 V
ddd.d V
600 V
ddd V
40 mA
dd.dd mA
400 mA
ddd.d mA
4 A
d.ddd A
10 A
dd.dd A
400
Ω
ddd.d
Ω
4 k
Ω
d.ddd k
Ω
40 k
Ω
dd.dd k
Ω
400 k
Ω
ddd.d k
Ω
4 M
Ω
d.ddd M
Ω
40 M
Ω
dd.dd M
Ω
Ô
NOTE
Ô
+V.
Ω
.
mA
is fuse-
protected. If the meter
does not work, check
the fuse (see “Replacing
the Fuse” on Page 20).
CAUTION
If
O.F
(overflow) appears,
the value you are
measuring exceeds the
range you set, or you do
not have the test leads
connected to a
component when the
meter is set to its
resistance or diode
function.
This is normal when you
measure resistance or a
diode with
O.F
appears.
If you are measuring
voltage or current when
O.F
appears, however,
immediately disconnect
the test leads from the
circuit.
