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General| Brand | Greenlee |
|---|---|
| Model | DM-100 |
| Category | Multimeter |
| Language | English |
Details the measurement capabilities, features like auto power off, and bar graph display.
Emphasizes the importance of safety information in the manual and on the tool.
Explains the manual's goal to familiarize personnel with safe operation and maintenance.
Explains the safety alert symbol and signal words (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION).
Instructs users to read and understand material before operating or servicing.
Warns about the danger of contact with live circuits.
Lists precautions regarding moisture, damaged units, test leads, and intended use.
Warns against exceeding rated voltage and touching uninsulated parts.
Warns against operating with the case open and to disconnect leads before opening.
Warns about using the correct fuse for overvoltage protection.
Advises against changing functions while leads are connected.
Cautions against attempting repair and exposure to extreme conditions.
Notes on shutting off power, discharging capacitors, lead connection, and EMI.
Identifies the display, function buttons, selector, and input terminals.
Explains common symbols found on the unit, like warning, battery, and fuse.
Lists and explains icons common to both DM-100 and DM-110 models.
Explains icons specific to the DM-100 model.
Explains icons specific to the DM-110 model, including units.
Explains average-responding RMS and true RMS measurement methods.
Table showing typical AC signals, their RMS values, and crest factors.
Explains the function of the Blue button, RANGE, PWR RST, Hz, and HOLD buttons.
Outlines the steps for setting up, testing, and taking readings with the meter.
Provides steps for troubleshooting if the unit doesn't function as expected.
Table detailing how to set the selector and connect leads for various measurements.
Notes on capacitance discharge, continuity tone, diode display, and current limits.
Explains the automatic power-off feature, its timings, and how to reactivate.
Describes how to disable the Auto Power Off feature.
Illustrates how to connect the multimeter for voltage measurement.
Illustrates how to connect the multimeter for current measurement.
Illustrates how to connect the multimeter for resistance measurement.
Illustrates how to connect the multimeter for continuity checks.
Illustrates how to connect the multimeter for capacitance measurement.
Illustrates how to connect the multimeter for diode testing (forward and reverse bias).
Details the accuracy specifications for AC current measurements on the DM-100.
Details the accuracy specifications for AC voltage measurements on the DM-100.
Details the accuracy specifications for DC current measurements on the DM-100.
Details the accuracy specifications for DC voltage measurements on the DM-100.
Details the accuracy specifications for resistance measurements on the DM-100.
Provides specifications for diode test current, open circuit voltage, and continuity threshold.
Details accuracy for AC current, including crest factor impact and 10A limit.
Details accuracy for AC voltage, including frequency range and input impedance.
Details accuracy for DC current measurements on the DM-110.
Details accuracy for DC voltage, including input impedance.
Details accuracy for resistance measurements on the DM-110.
Details accuracy for capacitance measurements, noting film capacitors.
Details accuracy and sensitivity for frequency measurements.
Provides specifications for diode test current, open circuit voltage, and continuity.
Details display types, counts, sampling rates, and polarity.
Specifies temperature coefficient and automatic power-off timings.
Details overload protection for Amps/Volts and overvoltage categories.
Lists operating and storage conditions, including humidity and elevation.
Details battery types for DM-100 and DM-110, and battery life.
Defines Overvoltage Category I, covering signal level electronics.
Defines Overvoltage Category II, covering local level appliances.
Defines Overvoltage Category III, covering distribution level systems.
Defines Overvoltage Category IV, covering primary supply level equipment.
Cautions against repair and exposure to extreme conditions during maintenance.
Details the procedure and warnings for battery and fuse replacement.
Provides instructions for cleaning the unit.
Explains the lifetime limited warranty terms for products.
Provides instructions for shipping units for repair and warranty coverage.
Lists contact information for technical and customer service.
