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 DIGITAL MULTIMETER OPERATION MANUAL

 

 

1.SPECIFICATIONS 

1.1 GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS 

      Display                        : 3 

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digit LCD with a max reading of 1999. 

   Polarity            : Automatic negative polarity indication. 

   Zero adjustment     : Automatic. 

      Over range indication : Only the MSD “1” displays. 

      Low battery                : The “

 ” displays. 

      Safety  standards          :   

  EMC/LVD. The meter is up to the standards of 

IEC1010 Pollution Degree 2, Over voltage category

or double insulation

     Operating environment : Temperature 32 to 104

 (0

 to 40

), humidity<85%RH. 

      Storage environment : Temperature -4 to 140

(-20

 to 60

), humidity<95%RH. 

   Power             : Single, standard 9 volt battery. NEDA 1604IEC6F22 

   Dimension         : 140(H)X65(W)X40(D)mm 

   Weight            : Approx. 170g(including 9V battery) 

1.2 ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS 

      Accuracy is 

±

(percentage of r number of digit) at 23

±

5

,<75%RH. 

         

DC Voltage   

Range Accuracy 

Resolution 

200mV 100uV 

2V 1mV 

20V 10mV 

200V 

±

(0.5%+3d)

 

100mV 

1000V 

±

(0.8%+5d)

 

1V 

Impedance

 10M

Ω

 

         

AC Voltage   

Range Accuracy 

Resolution 

20V 10mV 

200V 

±

(0.8%+5d)

 

100mV 

700V 

±

(1.2%+5d)

 

1V  

Impedance :  10M

Ω

       

Frequency response : 20V/200V range: 40-400Hz 

                  700V range   : 40-200Hz 

          Resistance 

Range Accuracy 

Resolution 

200

Ω

 

±

(0.8%+5d)

 

0.1Ω

 

2k

Ω

 

 

20k

Ω

 

10Ω

 

200k

Ω

 

100Ω

 

2M

Ω

 

±

(0.8%+3d)

 

1kΩ

 

20M

Ω

 

±

(1.2%+8d)

 

10kΩ

 

 Over Load protection 

250V DC/AC RMS 

         

DC Current 

Range Accuracy 

Resolution 

20mA 

±

(1.2%+3d)

 

10uA 

200mA  

±

(1.5%+3d)

 

100uA  

10A 

±

(2.0%+5d)

 

10mA 

  Over Load protection

Fast 0.2A/250V fuse, 10A/250 fuse. 

         

AC Current 

Range Accuracy 

Resolution 

20mA 

±

(1.2%+5d)

 

10uA 

200mA  

±

(1.5%+5d)

 

100uA  

10A 

±

(2.0%+8d)

 

10mA 

  Over Load protection

Fast 0.2A/250V fuse, 10A/250 fuse   

         

Capacitance 

Range Accuracy 

Resolution 

20nF 10pF 

200nF  

100pF  

20uF 

±

(4%+10d)

 

10nF 

  Over Load protection 

36V DC/AC RMS 

           

Diode Test 

Range

Description

Test Condition

Read & display approx. forward 

voltage of diode 

Forward DC Current approx. 

1mA. Reversed DC voltage 

approx. 3V. 

Buzzer sounds if resistance 

Between terminals V/

Ωa

nd 

COM is less than about 90

Ω.

 

Open voltage is approx. 3V 

      Over load Protection: 250V DC/AC RMS 

                     

Temperature 

Range Accuracy 

Resolution 

-40

 ~ 400

 

±

  ( 0.75% + 3d) 

1

 

400

 ~ 1000

 

±

  ( 1.5% + 15d) 

1

 

           Using F type thermocouple probe 

2. FRONT PANEL DESCRIPTION 

1.

 

LCD display 

2.

 

DATA HOLD switch 

3.

 

FUNCTION and RANGE switch 

4.

 

INPUT terminal 

3.OPERATION 

  1.Check the 9-volt battery by setting the ON-OFF switch to ON. If the battery is weak, 

  sign will appear on the display. If this does not appear on the display, proceed as 

below. See MAINTENANCE if the battery has to be replaced. 

 2.The mark, or sign next to the lead jacks, is for warning that the input voltage or 

current should not exceed the indicated values. 

      This is to prevent from damaging to the internal circuits. 

  3.The function switch should be set to the range that you want to test before operation. 

3.1 DC and AC Voltage measurement   

1.

 

Connect the BLACK test lead to “COM” jack and RED test lead the “V/

Ω

” jack. 

2.

 

Set the FUNCTION switch to desired DCV or ACV position and connect the probes 

across the source or load under measurement. 

Note: 

1)

 

  If the voltage ranges is unknown beforehand set the FUNCTION switch to a high 

range and work down.         

2)

 

When only the figure "1"is displayed, over range is being indicated and the 

FUNCTIN switch must be set to a higher range. 

3)

 

    

: Do not apply more than DCV1000V/AC700Vrms to the input. Indication is 

possible at higher voltages but there is danger of damaging the internal circuitry. 

4)

 

Be careful when measuring high voltage. 

3.2 DC and AC Current measurement   

1.

 

Connect the BLACK test lead to “COM” jack and RED test lead to “mA” jack for 

measurement up to 200mA. 

2.

 

Set the FUNCTION switch to desired current range position. 

3.

 

Connect the probes in series with the current source to be measured. 

4.

 

For current measurement from 200mA to 10A follow generally the above procedure but 

connect the RED test lead to “10A” jack. 

Note: 

1)

 

If the current range is unknown beforehand, set the FUNCTION switch to a high 

range and work down. 

2)

 

When only the figure "1" is displayed over range is being indicated and the 

FUNCTION switch must be set to a higher range. 

3)

 

: The max input current is 200mA,or 10A depending upon the jack used. 

Excessive current will blow the fuse so that must be replaced.   

The 10A range is not protected by a fuse. 

  4) The max terminal voltage drop (burden voltage) is 200mV. 

3.3 Resistance measurement 

1.

 

Connect the BLACK test lead to “COM” jack and RED test lead the “V/

Ω

” jack.      

2.

 

Set the FUNCTION Switch to desired resistance range position. 

3.

 

Connect the probes across circuit to be tested. 

Note:

 

1)

 

If the resistance value being measured exceeds the max value of the range selected, 

and over range indication will be displayed ("1"). Select a higher range, for resistance 

of approx. 1M

Ω

and above, the meter may take a few seconds to stabilize. This is 

normal for high resistance readings. 

2)

 

When the input is not connected, i.e. at open circuit, the figure "1" will be displayed 

for the over range condition. 

3)

 

When checking in-circuit resistance, be sure the circuit under test has all power 

removed and that all capacitor are fully discharged. 

4)

 

Open circuit voltage is approx. 3V. 

Max input overload: 250Vrms<10sec. 

3.4 Capacitance measurement 

1.

 

Before connection the test capacitor, note the display which may have readings other than 

zero each time the range is changed. This offset reading will not affect the accuracy for it 

can be overridden by true value.   

2.

 

Connect the test capacitor to the input sockets, noting the polarity connections when 

required.   

Note:

   

1)

 

If the capacitance value being measured exceeds the max value of the range selected, 

and over range indication will be displayed ("1"). Select a higher range. 

2)

 

Before insert the capacitor into Cx socket, the LCD display may not be zero, the 

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