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Micronta 22-214A - Making Measurements; Using Test Leads; DC Voltage Measurements

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Setting
up
Your
Meter
Using
Range
Doubler
Switch
For
resistance
measurements,
always
use
the
V-0-A
position.
When
using
the
V-A/2
position
for
all
other
functions,
divide
the
range
switch
setting
by
2
and
read
on
an
appropriate
scale.
Examples:
1.
Range
switch
is
set
to
250
V
AC
and
range
doubler
switch
is
set
to
V-A/2.
The
range
is
125
volts
(250
divided
by
2)
and
you
should
read
the
red
scale,
following
the
O
to
125
markings.
2.
Range
switch
is
set
to
10A
and
range
doubler
switch
is
set
to
V-A/2.
(Black
lead
is
plugged
in
-
COM
and
red
lead
in
+
DC
10A.)
The
range
is
5
amperes
(10
divided
by
2)
and
you
should
read
the
black
scale,
following
the
O
to
50
markings.
12
MAKING
DC
Voltage
Measurements
MEASUREMENTS
WARNING:
USE
EXTREME
CARE
WHEN
MAKING
HIGH
VOLTAGE
MEASUREMENTS;
DO
NOT
TOUCH
TERMINAL
OR
PROBE
ENDS.
1.
Plug
the
black
lead
into
©
COM
and
the
red
lead
into
@
V-0-A
jack.
2.
Set
the
range
switch
to
one
of
the
DC
V
positions;
it
is
best
to
start
at
the
highest
range
and
work
down.
If
you
are
uncertain
about
the
level
of
voltage,
start
with
the
1000
volt
range.
See
step
6
on
next
page.
3.
Connect
the
test
probe
tips
to
the
circuit
under
test;
be
sure
to
observe
correct
polarity.
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