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Fluke 77/BN - Touch Hold Erp

Fluke 77/BN
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TOUCH
HOLD
TOUCH
HOLD
In
Touch
Hold,
the
meter
"captures"
a
reading
when
the
test
leads
touch
a
circuitor
when
the
range
push
button
is
pressed.
This
allows
you
to
lift
the
test
leads
before
reading
the
display.
WARNING
DO
NOT
USE
TOUCH
HOLD
TO
DE-
TERMINE
IF
A
CIRCUIT
WITH
HIGH
VOLTAGE
IS
DEAD.
The
meter
will
capture
a
reading
if
the
input
is
constant
for
1/2
second
and
if
at
least
one
segment
of
the
analog
display
differs
from
the
previous
read-
ing.
However,
the
meter
will
not
cap-
ture
a
reading
if
the
input
is
overrange
or
near
zero
volts
or
amps.
In
some
functions,
therefore,
the
meter
may
not
display
a
reading
on
power-up.
Press-
ing
the
range
push
button
will
force
a
reading.
The
Touch
Hold
is
always
in
autorange,
so
the
meter
will
up-range
if
necessary.
Open
test
leads
in
noisy
environments
may
pick
up
stray
signals.
It
is
there-
fore
possible
for
an
unwanted
update
(signaled
by
an
extra
beep)
to
occur.
An
unwanted
update
is
most
likely
to
occur
in
one
of
the
following
situations:
1.
When
test
leads
are
exposed
to
large
rf
or
other
ac
fields.
2.
When
one
test
lead
is
connected
to
a
voltage
source
and
the
other
test
lead
body
is
held
by
the
operator.
3.
When
the
high
side
(red)
metal
probe
tip
is
touched
by
the
operator.
4.
When
used
in
high
voltage
environ-
ments
where
dielectric
energy,
stored
in
materials
and
on
operator's
hands,
is
released
slowly
into
open
leads
just
after
making
a
Touch
Hold
measure-
ment
above
a
few
hundred
volts.

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