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Step-by-step guide for performing basic measurements with the multimeter.
Specifies the maximum voltage and current inputs allowed for each function and range to prevent damage.
Detailed procedure for measuring DC voltage, including input impedance and zero adjustment.
Procedure for AC voltage measurements, including rms calibration and offset considerations.
Instructions for measuring DC current, including range selection and zero reference.
Procedure for measuring AC current, including considerations for superimposed DC and zero offset.
How to measure resistance, including lead resistance compensation and high impedance considerations.
Explanation of the null function for zeroing offsets and changing reference points.
Essential safety precautions for using the instrument, including electrical safety and handling.
Detailed instructions on how to replace the instrument's fuses for different ranges.
Description of the logger function for storing readings automatically or manually.
Function for displaying voltage, current, or resistance in decibels relative to a reference.
Allows readings to be multiplied by a factor A and offset b added.
Step-by-step guide for reviewing and entering constants for selected programs.
Technical specifications for accuracy, ranges, response times, and environmental conditions.
Guidelines for maintaining instrument accuracy through calibration and precautions.
General| DC Voltage Range | 200mV to 1000V |
|---|---|
| AC Voltage Range | 200mV to 750V |
| Resistance Range | 200Ω to 20MΩ |
| Continuity Test | Yes |
| Diode Test | Yes |
| Type | Digital Multimeter |
| DC Current Range | 200µA to 10A |
| AC Current Range | 200µA to 10A |
| Capacitance Range | 20µF |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C |
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