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General| Resistance Ranges | 200Ω, 2kΩ, 20kΩ, 200kΩ, 2MΩ |
|---|---|
| Diode Test | Yes |
| DC Voltage Ranges | 200mV, 2V, 20V, 200V |
| AC Voltage Ranges | 200V |
| DC Current Ranges | 200μA, 2mA, 20mA, 200mA, 10A |
| Continuity Test | Yes |
| Display | 3.5 digit LCD, 2000 counts |
Provides general information about the dual display multimeter and its applications.
Lists the main features and capabilities of the multimeter, including display and measurement functions.
Details available optional features and standard accessories for the meter, like interfaces and probes.
Guides users on how to effectively navigate and utilize the operation manual for quick start and full advantage.
Outlines critical safety precautions, warnings, and electrical symbols for operating the meter safely.
Introduces the content covered in Section 2 regarding meter setup and operation.
Covers initial steps for using the meter, including unpacking and front panel descriptions.
Step-by-step instructions on how to power on the multimeter and its initial self-test.
Explains how to select correct input terminals and measurement ranges for current measurements.
Details how to operate the meter using its various pushbuttons for functions and operations.
Provides practical examples of common measurement procedures for a quick start.
Provides instructions for mounting the meter into a standard 19-inch rack using a kit.
Introduces the content of Section 3, focusing on front panel operations and controls.
Outlines all operations performable from the meter's front panel using its buttons and displays.
Explains the functionality, indications, and interaction of the dual displays.
Details the function, connection, and protection limits of the meter's input terminals.
Covers default settings and power-up configuration states of the meter.
Guides on how to select various measurement functions for the primary and secondary displays.
Explains how to select measurement ranges manually or automatically using range buttons.
Details how to enable, disable, and combine functions for the secondary display.
Describes how to access and configure setup parameters for interfaces and modes.
Explains how to switch between remote and local control modes for operation priority.
Details the use of arithmetic functions like dBm, MIN/MAX, REL, COMP, and Percentage.
Describes the two trigger modes: internal and external, and how to enable them.
Introduces advanced features and applications for effective meter usage.
Explores common combinations and applications of the dual display feature.
Provides practical examples of using the dual display for various measurements.
Guides on how to connect and measure resistance using the meter's terminals.
Explains how to measure true RMS values for AC and AC+DC voltage and current signals.
Introduces calibration procedures, cautions, and warranty information.
Specifies the laboratory conditions required for accurate calibration or verification tests.
Details the required warm-up time before performing calibration or verification for accuracy.
Lists standard equipment required for calibration and performance verification tests.
Introduces RS-232 interface operation and details all RS-232 interface command sets.
Describes the RS-232 connector and its serial data interchange capabilities.
Guides on setting up RS-232 parameters to match the host or terminal for communication.
Explains the different types of RS-232 commands: Key, Set, and Query.
Categorizes RS-232 commands into Key, Set, and Query commands.
Details the syntax rules for RS-232 commands, including echo, terminator, and prompts.
Provides detailed descriptions and examples of Key, Set, and Query command sets.
Lists and explains the equivalent keystrokes for front panel keys via RS-232 commands.
Explains how to use Set commands to configure measurement functions and ranges.
Describes how to use Query commands to retrieve meter status and measurement readings.
Shows example programs for controlling the meter via RS-232, in BASIC and C.
Introduces GPIB interface operation and details all IEEE 488.2 and SCPI command sets.
Describes the GPIB bus structure and its capabilities for connecting instruments.
Guides on setting up GPIB parameters to comply with the host or terminal.
Provides an overview of GPIB commands, including common and SCPI command types.
Explains the general format and types of GPIB commands and SCPI structure.
Details how the meter reports its status using IEEE-488 registers and service requests.
Describes IEEE 488.2 common commands and SCPI command sets.
Explains standard commands for reset, self-test, status queries, and operation completion.
Details SCPI subsystem commands for instrument functions like configure, calculate, and trigger.
Provides a concise summary of SCPI commands and their functions.
Introduces the content of Appendix A, covering the complete specifications of this meter.
Lists detailed technical specifications, including accuracy, ranges, and input impedance.
Provides general specifications like operating temperature, dimensions, weight, and interface details.
Introduces the basic maintenance procedures applicable to this Multi-meter.
Provides instructions for safely cleaning the multimeter, emphasizing electrical safety.
Explains how to set the line voltage selector for different power sources and fuse replacement.
Lists standard and optional accessories and replacement parts, including fuse and cord selections.
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