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General safety guidelines and warnings to ensure safe operation of the digital multimeter during use.
Explanation of various safety symbols used in the manual and on the device for user understanding.
Information regarding professional maintenance and calibration procedures for the multimeter.
Overview of the multimeter's front panel, including display, buttons, and controls.
Details about the LC-Display, its specifications, and how it shows measurements.
Instructions on how to use the HOLD button to freeze the displayed measurement value.
Explanation of the turning knob's function for selecting measurement modes and ranges.
Description of the different input jacks for connecting test probes and their purposes.
Information on the automatic power-off feature and how to reactivate the device.
Details on electrical safety, pollution degree, operating conditions, and general device parameters.
Comprehensive data on measurement ranges, resolution, accuracy, and input impedance for various functions.
Procedure for measuring DC and AC voltages, including range selection and probe connection.
Steps for measuring resistance, including circuit preparation and short-circuiting probes.
Guidelines for measuring DC and AC current, emphasizing correct probe placement and series connection.
Instructions for testing diodes, including power-off requirements and polarity connection.
Procedure for measuring the hFE gain of transistors using the dedicated adapter.
Steps for performing a continuity test, including the audible buzzer indication.
Instructions for cleaning the multimeter safely and effectively using a damp cloth.
Procedure for replacing the multimeter's battery, including low battery indication.
General| Brand | zenitech |
|---|---|
| Model | RE801 |
| Category | Multimeter |
| Language | English |
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