Applications:
Measuring currents in DC operated electrical appliances, bias current of
transitors, IC's, etc.
⑴
Insert the red test lead into the + termin~1 and the black test lead
into the
−
COM terminal.
⑵
Set the range selector switch to the 250mA range position.
⑶
Turn off power to the circuit under test.
⑷
Connect the red test lead in series with the positive (+) side of the
circuit under test and the black test lead with the negative (-) side.
⑸
Turn on power to the circuit under test.
⑹
When the reading is below 25mA, set the range selector switch to
the lower range for more accurate reading and proceed with the
measurement.
6-7. Resistance Measurements
#
WARNING
Be sure to turn off power to the circuit under test before making
resistance measurements.
#
WARNING
Never apply voltage to the ohm ranges. The fuse could blow or the
instrument get damaged. Especially when a voltage higher than
250V is applied, the fuse may not protect the circuit.
#
CAUTION
A maximum voltage of 12V is present on the ×10kΩ range. It may
damage IC's for low voltage equipment.
Before making resistance measurements, carefully check the
withstand voltage of the circuit under test.
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