Note:
1. Firstly, the knob should be set to the highest range if users have no idea about the range of voltage
under test. Then select the proper range based on display value.
2. If MSD displays “1", it means the meter is over range. Please set the knob to a higher range.
3. Do not attempt to input voltage over 600V. Otherwise, it may damage the circuit of the meter.
4. Avoid touching high voltage circuit when measuring it.
2.7 AC Voltage Measurement
1. Apply the black test lead to "COM" terminal and the red test lead to “V/Ω” terminal.
2. Set the knob to a proper ACV range, and connect the test leads crossly to the electric circuit under
test.
Note:
1. Firstly, the knob should be set to the highest range if users have no idea about the range of voltage
under test. Then select the proper range based on display value.
2. If MSD displays “1", it means the meter is over range. Please set the knob to a higher range.
3. Do not attempt to input voltage over 600Vrms. Otherwise, it may damage the circuit of the meter.
4. Avoid touching high voltage circuit when measuring it.
2.8 DC Current Measurement
1. Apply the black test lead to "COM" terminal and the red test lead to “V/Ω” terminal (max. 200mA), or
put the red test lead to "10A" terminal (max. 10A).
2. Set the knob to a proper DCA range, and connect the test leads in series to the electric circuit under
test. LCD displays polarity and current value under test connected by the red test lead.
Note:
1. Firstly, the knob should be set to the highest range if users have no idea about the range of voltage
under test. Then select the proper range based on display value.
2. If MSD displays “1", it means the meter is over range. Please set the knob to a higher range.
3. The max input current is 200mA or 10A (depends on the insert position of the red meter pen).
Excessive current will melt the fuse. When measuring, if the meter has no reading display, please
check relevant fuse.
2.9 Resistance Measurement
1. Apply the black test lead to "COM" terminal and the red test lead to “V/Ω” terminal.
2. Set the knob to a proper resistance range, and connect the leads crossly to the resistance under
test.