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Radio Shack 2200087 - User Manual

Radio Shack 2200087
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radioshack
2200087
User's Guide
True
RMS
Digital
Multimeter
FCC
Note:
The
supplied
USB
cable
with
ferrite
must
be used
with
your
multimeter
to
ensure
compliance
with
the
Class
B
FCC
limits
(Section
15.27).
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We
hope
you
enjoy
your
True
RMS
Digital
Multimeter
from RadioShack.
Please
read
this
user's
guide
before
using
your
new
multimeter:
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Radio Shack 2200087 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Display TypeLCD
Display Digits3.5
DC Current Ranges200µA, 2mA, 20mA, 200mA, 10A
Diode TestYes
Continuity TestYes
Battery9V
DC Voltage Ranges200mV, 2V, 20V, 200V
AC Voltage Ranges200V
Resistance Range200Ω, 2kΩ, 20kΩ, 200kΩ, 2MΩ

Summary

Package Contents and Features

Package Contents

Lists all items included in the multimeter package.

Key Features

Highlights the main capabilities and benefits of the True RMS Digital Multimeter.

Safety Precautions

Panel Markings and Care

Special Panel Markings

Explains the meaning of various caution and warning symbols on the multimeter.

Care and Maintenance

Provides guidelines for keeping the multimeter clean and in good working order.

Setup Procedures

Install Batteries

Details the steps for installing the required AA batteries into the multimeter.

Optional Setup Features

Explains how to use the optional stand and rubber boot for the multimeter.

Connecting Test Leads

Multimeter Front View

Function Dial and Input Jacks

Describes the functions of the dial and the purpose of the input jacks.

Rubber Boot Functions

Explains the protective and storage features of the rubber boot.

Multimeter Controls and Safety

Button Operations

Details the operations and functions of various buttons on the multimeter.

Function Dial and Sliding Guard

Explains the function dial operation and the safety warning for the sliding guard.

Basic Operation Guide

Auto Power Off

Explains the auto power off feature and how to disable it.

Selecting Functions and Ranges

Guides users on selecting measurement functions and ranges using the dial and buttons.

Monitor Feature

Measuring DC;AC Voltage

Measuring DC;AC Current

Measuring Resistance

Measuring Capacitance

Checking Continuity

Checking Diodes

Measuring Logic and Frequency

Logic Level Measurement

Details how to measure logic levels (high/low) and associated warnings.

Frequency, Duty Cycle, and Pulse Width

Explains how to measure frequency, duty cycle, and pulse width with the multimeter.

Measuring AC Voltage;Current Frequency

Measuring hFE

Advanced Operation: Computer Interface

System Requirements and Installation

Lists system requirements and guides on installing the multimeter software and drivers.

Configuring Meter and Software

Instructions for configuring the meter and software to work together for data logging.

Advanced Operation: Relative Measurements

Taking Relative Measurements

Explains how to perform relative measurements for enhanced accuracy.

Using Zero Offset as Reference

Details how to use the zero offset feature to compensate for lead resistance.

Advanced Operation: Comparative and Temperature Measurements

Using a Baseline Reference

Guides on setting a baseline reference for comparing component measurements.

Measuring Temperature

Provides instructions for measuring temperature using the included thermocouple.

Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Replacing the Fuses

Provides instructions on how to safely replace the multimeter's fuses.

Technical Specifications

FCC Compliance Information

Limited Warranty Information

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