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[. . . ] Blue Switch - Push to switch to measure AC Voltage/Current or DC Voltage/Current in the Voltage/Current mode or to measure Resistance or continuity or diode in / / mode. Hold Switch - This switch is used to hold measured value for all functions, and then "HOLD" annunciator is displayed. Hz Switch - This switch is used to quickly view the frequency during measuring the AC voltage or current. Push " Hz" switch once the LCD is changed to display frequency. [. . . ] When disconnecting from a circuit, disconnect the hot lead first, then the common lead. Disconnect the meter from the circuit before turning off any indicator, including motors, transformers, and solenoids. 3 4 Overload Protection Function VAC & VDC AAC & ADC Ohms () Diode Continuity Overload Protection 1000V 1A/500V 10A/500V 600VAC/600VDC 600VAC/600VDC 600VAC/600VDC AC Volt Circuit Connection: APO RPM Hz Unit of Measure Multipliers For your reference, the following symbols are often used to make measurement easier: Symbol Verbal Multiplier M mega x 1, 000, 000 k kilo x 1, 000 m milli ÷ 1, 000 µ micro ÷ 1, 000, 000 Auto Power Off (APO) The APO sign on the LCD panel indicates the meter is working in the Auto Power Off mode. If the meter idles for more than 10 minutes, the meter automatically turns the power off. When this happens, the state of the meter is saved the meter can be turned back on by pushing any key switch or changing the rotary mode. The meter will give an alarm 15 seconds before the meter automatically turns the power off. To disable the auto power off function, power-up the meter while pressing either the range or Hz switch. Range 3V 30V 300V 750V Resolution 1mV 10mV 100mV 1V Max Display 3. 000 30. 00 300. 0 750 Accuracy ±(1. 3% +5) 40Hz to 500Hz ±(1. 3% +5) 40Hz to 1kHz AC Conversion Type: Average Sensing RMS indication. Plug the black test lead into the COM port and the red test lead into the VHz port. Measure AC Voltage. ~ Hz sensitivity The sensitivity in the Hz mode (pushing key) is 1/10 of full scale range. The measuring frequency is from 40Hz up to 1KHz. ~ ~ 5 6 DC Volts Circuit Connection: APO RPM AC Current Circuit Connection: APO RPM Hz Hz Range 300mV 3V 30V 300V 750V Resolution 100µV 1mV 10mV 100mV 1V Max Display Accuracy 300. 0 ±(0. 25% +1)* 3. 000 30. 00 300. 0 750 Range 30mA 300mA 10A Resolution 10µA 0. 1mA 10mA Max Accuracy Voltage Display Burden 30. 00 ±(2. 0% +5)* 200V max 300. 0 2Vmax 10. 00 ±(2. 5% +5)* 2V max Input Impedance: 10M (over 1000M in 300 mV range) ±(0. 4% reading +1 digit) in 3V range To Measure DC Voltage: 1. Plug the black test lead into the COM port and the red test lead into the VHz port. Measure DC Voltage. AC Conversion Type: Average Sensing rms indication 40Hz ~ 1kHz Overload Protection: 1A (500V) fast blow fuse for mA input 10A (500V) fast blow fuse for A input To Measure True RMS AC Current: 1. Plug the black test lead into the COM port and the red test lead into the mA or A port. 8 7 DC Current Circuit Connection: APO RPM Frequency/RPM Circuit Connection: APO RPM Hz Hz Range 30mA 300mA 10A Resolution 10µA 0. 1mA 10mA Max Display 30. 00 300. 0 10. 00 Accuracy ±(1. 5% +2) ±(1. 5% +2) ±(2. 0% +2) Voltage Burden 200Vmax 2Vmax 2V max Range 3kHz/30kRPM 30kHz/300kRPM 300kHz/3MRPM 3MHz/30MRPM Resolution 1Hz/30RPM 10Hz/300RPM 100Hz/3KRPM 1kHz/30KRPM Max Sensitivity Accuracy Display 3. 000/30. 00 30. 00/300. 0 300. 0/3. 000 3. 000/30. 00 250mV RPM: 0. 01% ±10 100mV* Frequency: 0. 01%±1 Overload Protection: 1A (500V) fast blow fuse for mA input 10A (500V) fast blow fuse for A input To Measure DC Current: 1. Plug the black test lead into the COM port and the red test lead into the mA or A port. Measure DC Current. 30MHz/300MRPM 10kHz/300KRPM 30. 00/300. 0 *Less than 50Hz the sensitivity is 1. 5V. To Measure Frequency: 1. Plug the black test lead into the COM port and the red test lead into the VHz port. Measure Frequency or RPM. 9 10 Resistance (Ohms) Circuit Connection: APO RPM Hz Range Guide for Ohms (): 300 = Meter indicates actual resistance 3k = Multiply meter display reading by 1, 000 to acquire actual resistance. 30k = Multiply meter display reading by 1, 000 to acquire actual resistance. 300k = Multiply meter display reading by 1, 000 to acquire actual resistance. 3M = Multiply meter display reading by 1, 000, 000 to acquire actual resistance 300M = Multiply meter display reading by 1, 000, 000 to acquire actual resistance. The meter displays total resistance through all possible paths between the probe-tips. [. . . ] Plug the black test lead into the COM port and the red test lead into the VHz port. The buzzer will sound if the resistance of the circuit measured is lower than 30. For AC Current Clamp (61-450): 1. Plug the black test lead into the COM port and the red test lead into the VHz port. Snap the jaw of the current clamp around one of the current carrying conductors. 15 16 General Specifications LCD Display: 3400 count maximum reading Bar Graph Display: 70 segment analog bar graph Polarity Indication: Automatic, negative indicated, positive implied Overrange Indication: "OL" or "-OL" Low Battery Indication: " " when the battery voltage drops below operating voltage Size (WxHxD): 88mm x 180mm x 33. 5mm (without holster) 94mm x 188mm x 40mm (with holster) Sampling: 2 times/sec LCD Display, 12 times/sec bar graph Auto Power Off: Approx. [. . . ]

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