Functional description
16 100.000-count Graphical Multimeters
Functional description (cont'd)
Access to main functions
Connection of leads
The input terminals are limited to 3 : COM, V, Ω, and A.
Connect the black lead to the COM socket (for all measurements).
Functions authorized
when connected on
the V
Ω
ΩΩ
Ω
terminal
Voltage measurement (Volt).
PEAK is displayed when a peak (Pk+ Pk-measurement) of voltage is detected
and when it is higher than the range of active voltage.
Measurement of Frequency (Hz) on a V
AC
voltage.
A 1st press gives access to Resistance measurements (Ohm).
A 2nd press gives access to Continuity measurements ( ).
A 3rd press gives access to Diode measurements ( ).
A 1st press gives access to Temperature measurements (according to the last
configuration of the function).
A 2nd press gives access to the type of temperature measurement: °C, °F, K.
Selection using the
keys,
validation using the key or after 2 s.
Another press on this key while selecting the measurement type gives access
to the type of sensors:
- platinum probes: Pt100 or Pt1000 only on MTX 3282, MTX 3283
- thermocouples: J or K (TC J, TC K)
Selection using the keys
,
validation using the key or after 2 s.
Measurement of Capacitance.
"Favourite" measurement configurable by the user.
For the menu's configuration, see §.
☺
Function.
Instrument Configuration menu.
Functions
authorized when
connected to the
A terminal
When the red lead is connected to the A terminal, it automatically selects
Current (AC + DC) measurement.
If current measurement is selected without connection of a lead to terminal A
or without a protection fuse, the LEADS symbol flashes on the display.
Current measurement (Ampere)
The current measurement may be performed using autorange
(AUTO PEAK) over the whole scope of the ranges (µA, mA, A).
PEAK is displayed when a peak (Pk+ Pk- measurement) of current is detected
and when it is higher than the range of active current.
"Favourite" measurement configurable by the user.
For the menu's configuration, see §.
☺
Function.
Instrument Configuration menu.
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