• To avoid damage to the meter, do not measure voltage
exceeding 500V DC or 500V AC CAT".
• If the AC setting is used to measure DC and vice versa, an
overflow symbol will be displayed. Performing this action has
the potential to damage the Meter or any components you are
attempting to test.
• When measuring voltage, the result will fluctuate depend
ing on the power supply. Generally, the result will fluctuate
±IOV, which is NOT an inaccurate result.
II.MEASURING DC CURRENT:
• Disconnect the power supply of the circuit under test
• Insert the red test lead into the " VQmA$lT"terminal and the
black test lead into the "COM" terminal
• Turn the rotary dial to the continuity test,
touch the red test lead and the black
test lead to check whether they are
normal The buzzer will beep if the test
leads are normal
• Insert the black test lead into the "COM" terminal and red test
lead into the IOA terminal
NOTE:
(j) Pleasebe sureto startthe test from the IOAsettingwhen
measuring the unknown current.
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