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Proceed as described above to measure alternating currents (A ).
- TurntheDMMonandselectthedesiredmeasuringfunction“A,mA,µA”.
- Press“SELECT”toswitchtotheACmeasuringrange.“AC”appearsinthe
display. Pressing this button again takes you back to the DC measurement
range, etc.
- Connectthemeterasdescribedinchapter“Measuringdirectcurrents”.
- Power the circuit down again after the end of measuring and remove the
measuring lines from the measured object. Switch off the DMM.
g) Resistance Measuring
Make sure that all circuit parts, circuits and components and other objects of measurement are
disconnected from the voltage and discharged.
Proceed as follows to measure resistance:
- TurntheDMMonandselectthemeasuringfunction“Ω”.
- PlugtheredmeasuringlineintotheΩmeasuringjack(E)
and the black measuring line into the COM measuring jack
(D).
- Check the measuring lines for continuity by connecting
the two measuring prods. The impedance value must be
approximately0-0.5Ω(inherentimpedanceofthemeas-
uring lines).
- Forlow-impedancemeasurements,pushthebutton“REL”
(G) to not include the inherent impedance of the measur-
ing lines in the following impedance measurement. The
displayshows0Ω.
- Now connect the two measuring prods to the object to be
measured. As long as the object to be measured is not
high-impedance or interrupted, the measured value will be
indicated on the display. Wait until the displayed value has
stabilised.Withimpedancesof>1MΩ,thismaytakeafew
seconds.
- If “OL” (overload) appears on the display, you have ex-
ceeded the measuring range or the measuring circuit is
interrupted.
- Remove the measuring lines from the object to be meas-
ured after completion of the measurement and switch off
the DMM.
If you carry out a resistance measurement, make sure that the measuring points you touch with the meas-
uring prods are free from dirt, oil, solderable lacquer or similar. Such circumstances can falsify the meas-
ured result.
Thebutton“REL”worksonlywhenameasuredvalueisdisplayed.When“OL”isdisplayed,thisfunction
cannot be activated.
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