·Before o pe ning the ca se , always di sconnect te st leads
from all en er gized cir cu its.
·Never us e th e meter unl es s the back co ver is in pla ce
and faste ne d complet el y.
·Do not use a br asives or s ol vents on th e meter. To cl ean
it using a da mp c loth and mi ld d etergen t only.
·Qualif ie d and train ed s ervice te chnicians s hould onl y
perform c al ibratio n an d repair of t he meter.
·Do not att em pt calibr ation or serv ice unless tr ained and
another p er son capab le o f renderi ng first aid an d
resusci ta tion is pre se nt.
5.GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The meter i s an a utorang e pr ofessio nal open jaw di git
electri ca l tester wi th 3 999 count s. For meas ur ing DC
and AC volta ge , AC current , Re sistanc e, Capacita nce,
Frequen cy, duty cyc le, Diode and C ontinui ty Test with
battery o pe rated.
6.PANEL DE SC RI PT IO N
6.1Trans fo rmer jaws
Pick up the AC c ur rent flow in g through t he conducto r.
6.2Hold b ut ton
When this b ut ton is push ed , the displ ay will keep th e
last read in g and “” sy mbol will a pp ear on the LC D until
pushing i t ag ain.
When this b ut ton is pres sed more than t wo second , th e
light of di sp lay is on unt il p ressing i t more than two
second ag ai n.
6.3Rota ry s witch
This Rota ry S witch is us ed to select fu nctions a nd p ower
supply of t he m eter on or off.
6.4Func ti on button
6.4.1F. Fun c.
In Ωrange, p re ss this but ton to select o r
or Ω functi on .Diff erent sym bo l of functi on w ill
appear on t he L CD.
6.4.2R. R an ge
Press thi s bu tton to sel ect auto and ma nual rang e.
When a func ti on with aut o an d manual mo de is
selecte d, t he meter en ters auto ran ge at first . To
change to m an ual range , pu sh this but ton once.
When the me te r operate s in m anual ran ging mode,
push this b ut ton to chan ge r ange to the h igher one
and hold th is b utton for m or e than 3 seco nds to retu rn
to auto ran ge m ode.
6.4.3 REL
Push the bu tt on to get rel ative measu rement mo de ,
“REL” ann un ciate dis pl ay on LCD. Bu t store the
display ed r eading as a r ef erence va lue. In the Rel ative
mode, the v al ue shown on t he L CD is alway s the
diffe re nce betwe en the stored r eferenc e va lue and
the prese nt r eading. I f the new readi ng is the sam e
as the refe re nce value , th e display w ill be zero.
6.4.4% Hz
Push the bu tt on is used to s el ect frequ ency or dut y
cycle mea su rement.
6.5LCD DI SP LAY
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Low battery i nd ication
AUTO
REL
Auto rang e in dicatio n
Relativ e me asureme nt i ndicati on
Hold data i nd ication
DC
AC
DC input in di cation
AC input in di cation
Diode tes t indic ation
Continu it y indicat io n
Polarit y in dicatio n
nμF
kMΩ
Hz
mVA
%
Capacit an ce measur em ent unit
Ohm measu re ment unit
Frequen cy m easurem en t unit
Current m ea suremen t un it
Duty cycl e me asureme nt i ndicati on
6.6“VHz ” ja ck
This is pos it ive input t er minal for v olt, diod e,
resista nc e, fr eq uency, duty cycle a nd c apacita nc e
measure me nt connec ti on is made to i t using the r ed
test lead .
6.7“COM ” ja ck
This is neg at ive (grou nd ) input ter minal for all
measure me nt modes ex ce pt curren t. Connecti on
is made to it u si ng the blac k te st lead.
6.8 LAYOUT (FORWARD)
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6.9 LAYOUT (BACKWA RD)
PATENT PENDING
MEETS IEC1010 - 1 & IEC1010 - 2 - 032
OPERATE WITH OPEN BATTERY COVER.
TO AVOID ELECTRICAL SHOCK, DO NOT
DC 9V NEDA 1604 6F22 006P
WARNING
10A
PATENT PENDING
MEETS IEC1010 - 1 & IEC1010 - 2 - 032
OPERATE WITH OPEN BATTERY COVER.
DC 9V NEDA 1604 6F22 006P
TO AVOID ELECTRICAL SHOCK, DO NOT
WARNING
( )
EMC-LVD
10A
1000V CAT III
( )
EMC-LVD
1000V CAT III
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7.4 RESIS TANCE MEAS UREMENT
1.Inser t th e black and r ed test leads i nto the COM a nd
VHz input t er minals re spectivel y.
2.Set rot ar y switch at d esired Ωpositi on .
3.Push F.FU NC . button to s elect .
4.If the re si stance be ing measure d exceeds t he
maximum v al ue of the ran ge selected o r the input i s
not conne ct ed, an over range indic ation “OL ” wi ll be
display a nd t he higher r an ge has to be se lected.
5.Read th e me asure res ul t directl y from the di sp lay.
NOTE:
If the resi st ance bein g measured ex ceeds the m ax imum
value of th e ra nge selec te d or the inpu t is not connec ted,
an overra ng e indicat io n “OL”wil l be displaye d.
When chec ki ng in-cir cu it resist ance, be su re t he circui t
under tes t ha s all power r em oved and th at all capaci tors
have been d is charged f ul ly.
For measu ri ng resist an ce above 1M , the meter m ay t ake
a few secon ds t o get stabl e reading. This is nor ma l for
high resi st ance meas ur ements.
When the in pu t is not conn ec ted, i.e. a t open circ ui t, the
figure “O L” w ill be disp la yed for the o verrange co ndition .
7.5DIOD E ME ASUREME NT
1.Inser t th e black and r ed test leads i nto the COM a nd
VHz input t er minals re spectivel y.
2.Set rot ar y switch at d esired Ωpositi on .
3.Push F.FU NC . button to s elect .
4.The red l ea d should be c on nected to t he anode and
the black l ea d to the cath ode of the diod e.
5.The typ ic al voltag e dr op should b e about 0.6V fo r
silicon d io de or 0.3V fo r germanium d iode.
6.If the di od e is revers e bi ased or the re is an open
circuit t he r eading di sp layed wil l be “OL”.
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7.6 CONTI NU ITY TES TING
1.Inser t th e black and r ed test leads i nto the COM
and VHz inp ut t erminal s respectiv ely.
2.Set rot ar y switch at d esired Ωpositi on .
3.Push F.FU NC . button to s elect .
4.If cont in uity exis ts (i.e., res istance l es s than 30)
built – in bu zz er will sou nd .
7.7 CAPACI TANCE ME ASUREME NT
1.nsert t he b lack and re d te st leads in to the COM an d
VHz input t er minals re spectivel y.
2.Turn the rotar y switch to p os ition.
3.Conne ct t est leads a cross the cap acitor un de r
measure me nt and be sur e that the pola rity of
connect io n is observ ed ( Note: The polari ty o f the
red lead co nn ection is p os itive “+” ).
4.Read th e me asure res ul t directl y from the di sp lay.
7.8 MEASU RI NG FREQUE NCY
NOTE:
The input v ol tage shou ld b e between 1 V and 10V rms.
ac. If the vo lt age is more t han 10V rms. Re ading may
be out of the a cc uracy ran ge .
1.Inser t th e black and r ed test leads i nto the
COM and VHz i np ut termin als respect ively.
2.Set rot ar y switch at d esired Hzposit ion.
3.Push % Hz . bu tton to sel ect frequen cy mode and
connect t he t est lead ti ps in paralle l with the ci rc uit
to be measu re d. Be caref ul not to touch a ny
electri ca l conduct or s.
4.The sig na l amplitu de m ust also be g reater than t he
sensiti vi ty level.
5.Deter mi ne that the a mp litude le vel of the si gn al to
be measur ed i s not great er than the inp ut voltag e
limit (25 0V D C/AC rms. ).
6.Read th e me asure res ul t directl y from the di sp lay.
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10. RE PLACING THE BATTERY
To avoid e lectrical s hock or per so nal injur y,
remove th e te st leads an d any input sig nals
before re pl acing the b attery. Re place onl y
with same t yp e of batter y.
When the electrical tester displays the “ ” mark or
the backlight be not very lit, the battery must be
replaced to maintain proper operation. Use the
following procedure to replacing the battery:
1.T he Rotary Switch is used to select OFF. Disconnect
test leads from any live source and remove the test
leads from the input terminals.
2.R emove screws on the battery cover and open the cover.
3.R emove the exhausted battery and replace with a new
9-voltage battery (IEC 6F22 JIS 006P NEDA 1604 type).
4.N ever use the multimeter unless the battery cover is
in place and fastened fully.
11.ACCESSORIES
·Operat or ’s i nstruct io n manual
·Set of tes t le ads
·Gift box
·9 volt bat te ry (IEC 6F2 2 JIS 006P NE DA 1604 type ).
CAUTION :
Using thi s ap pliance i n an e nvironm ent with a stro ng
radiate d ra dio-fre qu ency elec tromagnet ic field
(approx im ately 3V/ m ) may influen ce its meas ur ing
accurac y.
WARNING
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