Mastech MS8240B Operating Instruction

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MS8240B
Digital Multimeter
FUNC
HOLD
MAX
FUSED FUSED
Digital Multimeter
Operating Instruction
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1. Introduction
CONTENTS
5. Measurement Operation
5.1 DC & AC Voltage Measurement
5.2 Resistance Measurement
5.3 Diode/Continuity Check
5.4
5.5 Transistor Check
5.6 Frequency Measurement
5.7 DC/AC mA/10A Measurement
5.8 Inductance Measurement
5.9 Temperature Measurement
Capacitance Measurement
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2. Safety note
3. Product Overview
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3.1 Meter Illustration
3.2 Functional Push Button
3.3 Display Indicators
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4. Specification
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4.1 General Feature
4.2 Electrical Specification
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6. Maintenance
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6.1 Replacing The Battery
6.2 Fuse Replacement
6.3 Cleaning and Decontamination
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1. Introduction
This Met er is a han dheld a nd batt ery ope rated D igita l Multi Meter (DMM) w ith mul ti func tion. Thi s Meter i s designed to m eet IEC -6101 0-1 CAT III 1000 V over voltage cat egory a nd doub le insu latio n. The enti re oute r surfa ce of the c ase has b een for med wit h therm o plastic ela stome r,givi ng the ma in body, tho ugh downsized , high re sista nce aga inst th e shock o f a drop. This operatin g instr uctio n cover s infor matio n on safe ty and caution . Pleas e read re levan t infor matio n caref ully and observe a ll the wa rning s and not e stric tly. Th e DMM as g enera l measu remen t tool an d widel y used in the sc hool, l abora tory, fact ory etc socia l field .
2. Safety Note
To avoid possib le elec tric sh ock or pe rsona l injur y and to avoid poss ible da mage to t he mete r or to the equipment under te st, adh ere to th e follo wing ru le:
Warning
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Do not apply mo re than t he rate d volta ge of mar ked on the meter
Do not apply vo ltage b etwee n COM and O HM terminal, i n the res istan ce meas uring s tate.
Do not measur e curre nt with t est lea d inser ted int o voltage or OH M termi nal.
Do not expose t he inst rumen t to the di rect su n light , extreme tem perat ure and h umidi ty or dew f ull.
Inspect the t est lea d for dam aged in sulat ion or exposed met al.
Before meas uring c urren t, chec k the Met er's fu ses and turn off powe r to the ci rcuit b efore c onnec ting the meter to th e circu it.
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FUNC
HOLD
MAX
FUSED FUSED
0302
Dangerous v oltag e Grounding
AC
(Alternating Current)
Double insu latio n
DC (Direct Cu rrent )
Fuse
3. Explanation of Controls and Indicators
3.1 Meter Illustration
FRONT PANEL
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Disconnec t circu it powe r and dis charg e all hig h
voltage cap acito rs befo re test ing con tinui ty, diode, resistanc e, capa citan ce or cur rent.
Note intern ation al Elec trica l Symbo l.
AC or DC
Warning se e explain in ma nual
(1) LCD Displ ay
(2) “MAX” pus h butto n   
(3) “HOLD” pu sh butt on (4) Rotary Sw itch (K nob) (5) “V. Ω. Hz In put ter minal (6) “COM” ter minal (7) “μA.mA. °C.Cx .Lx.h FE”In put ter minal (8) “10A” inp ut term inal (9) Power swi tch(O N.OFF ) (10) “FUNC” p ush but ton (11) “BKL IT” pus h butto n
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3.2 Functional Push Button
“FUNC” key is t he func tion se lect ke y that acts with tri gger. Us e the key a s switc h of DC/AC volta ge,DC /AC cur rent , Resistanc e/Con tinui ty and °C /°F.
Press “HOLD ” to ente r and exi t the hol d mode in any mod e. That act w ith tri gger.
This key is act w ith tri gger. Pr ess thi s key once, the max imum va lue is ho lding ( Will displays 'M AX' sym bol in th e LCD). After press ing the k ey, A/D will keep working, an d the dis play va lue are a lways up dated and ke pt the ma ximum v alue. (The actual g ained v alue is n ot the peak value. ).
This key is use d to cont rol Bac kligh t. This key is act w ith tri gger. Wh en pres s the key, wi ll enab le Back light f or 15 sec . Press the key a gain wi thin 15 s ec, Backlight w ill dis able.
ON/OFF Lock t ype Pow er Swit ch.
FUNC
HOLD
MAX/MIN
Push button
Function
Back light *
3.3 Display Indicators
FIG 2 LC D
Number
Indicator
Meaning
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5 6
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10
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MAX
HOLD
Mk Ω
°C/°F
The unit of tem perat ure ( °C: Centigrad e; °F: Fa hrenh eit)
9
µmVA
uV mV V is unit of vo ltage uA mA A is unit of current
Indicate ne gativ e readi ng
Capacitan ce Indi cator
Cx
Lx mH/H nµmF
Inductanc e Indic ator Inductanc e Units Capacitan ce Unit s
Ω KΩ MΩ is u nit of re sista nce
Low battery i ndica tor
Data hold
Maximum val ue
Diode
AC voltage or c urren t
DC voltage or c urren t
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4. Technical Specifications
4.1 General Specificatio ns
Manual rang ing DMM , t hat ful l scale i s 1999 co unts
Display : 3 1/2 d igit LC D displ ay.
Over load pro tecti on: Use d the PTC p rotec tion
circuit for R esist ance, c apaci tance An d frequ ency measureme nt.
DATA HOLD funct ion
MAX value mea surem ent fun ction
Back Light
Low battery i ndica tion
Auto Power- O FF.
Operating t emper ature & H umidi ty: 0 ~ 40° C
(32~104°F ) & < 80% RH
Storage tem perat ure & Hum idity : -10 ~ 50° C (14~122°F ) & <70%R H
Power Suppl y: 1.5V B atter y(AA Type)× 4
Safety Clas s: IEC- 61010 -1, 100 0V CAT II I,
600V CAT IV.
Dimension ( L×W×H ) & We ight: 205 mm×102 mm ×58mm , Approx . 390g.
4.2 Electrical Specification( at 23±5 <75% RH)°C
4.2.1 DC volt age
Range
Resolutio n
Accuracy
200mV 0.1mV
2V
20V
200V
1000V
1mV
10mV
100mV
1V
±(0.5% rdg + 2dgt)
* Input imped ance: 1 0MΩ
* Over load pro tecti on: 250 V DC/AC (rms) at 200mV Rang e.
* Max input vol tage: 1 000VD C
4.2.2 AC vol tage
Range
Resolutio n
Accuracy
200mV 0.1mV
2V
20V
200V
1000V
1mV
10mV
100mV
1V
±(0.8% rdg + 3dgt)
±(1.0% rdg + 5dgt)
* Input imped ance: 1 0MΩ * Over load pro tecti on: 250 V DC/AC (rms)
at 200mV Range.
* Frequency r espon se: 40~ 400Hz * Average rectif ier typ e. * Max input vol tage: 7 50V AC rms
4.2.3 Resis tance
Range
Resolutio n
Accuracy
200Ω 0.1Ω
2kΩ
20kΩ
200kΩ
2MΩ
20MΩ
0.001kΩ
0.01kΩ
0.1kΩ
0.001MΩ
0.01MΩ
±(0.8% rdg + 3dgt)
±(1.5% rdg + 5dgt)
* Over load pro tecti on: 250 V DC/ AC rms
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4.2.4 Diode
Range
Resolutio n
Function
0.001V
Will display the forward drop voltage.
* Over load pro tecti on: 250 V DC/ AC rms
4.2.5 Conti nuity
Range
Function
If measured r esist ance le ss than 3 0Ω, will buzzer i s sound ed.
* Over load pro tecti on: 250 V DC/ AC rms
4.2.6 DC Curr ent
Range
Resolutio n
Accuracy
2mA
20.00mA
200.0mA
10.00A
1µA
0.01mA
0.1mA
0.01A
(1.0% rdg + 3dgt)
(2.0% rdg + 3dgt)
* Over protection: use the fuse(F250mA/1KV) at mA range, and use the fuse(F10A/1KV) at 10A range. * Max input current: 200mA at 'mA' jack and 10A at '10A' jack.
4.2.7 AC Cur rent
Range
Resolutio n
Accuracy
2mA
20mA
200.0mA
10.00A
1µA
0.01mA
0.1mA
0.01A
(1.5% rdg + 5dgt)
(3.0% rdg + 10dgt)
* Over protection:use the fuse(F250mA/1KV) at mA range, and use the fuse(F10A/1KV) at 10A range. * Max input current::200mA at 'mA' jack and 10A at '10A' jack. * Frequency response:40 ~ 400Hz
4.2.8 Tem perat ure
You can selecting Ce nti-d egree [°C] or F ahren heit [°F] b y “FUNC ” key.
Range
-20°C ~ 1000° C
-20°C~0°C
1°C
400°C~1000°C
* Over load pro tecti on: use t he fuse [ F250m A/1KV ].
(2.0% rdg + 3dgt)
Resolution
0°C~400°C
Fahrenheit Temperature [°F]
Accuracy
(1.0% rdg + 3dgt)
(5.0% rdg + 4dgt)
0°F~1800°F
Range
-0°F~50°F
1°F
750°F~1800°F
(2.0% rdg + 3dgt)
Resolution
50°F~750°F
Accuracy
(1.0% rdg + 3dgt)
(5.0% rdg + 4dgt)
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4.2.9 Capac itanc e
Range
Resolutio n
Accuracy
2nF
0.001nF
±(4.0%rdg +5dgt)
20nF
200nF
2µF
20µF
0.01nF
0.1nF
0.001nF
0.01µF
* Over load pro tecti on: use t he fuse [F250 mA/1K V]
200µF
0.1µF
±(5.0%rdg +10dgt)
4.2.10 hFE
Range
Function
hFE: 1~1000
hFE
* Over load pro tecti on: use t he fuse [ F250m A/1KV ]
4.2.11 Frequ ency
* Sensitivi ty: 200 mV -5V AC rm s * Over load pro tecti on: 250 V DC/AC r ms
Range
Resolutio n
Accuracy
20kHZ 1HZ
±(1.5%rdg +5dgt )
4.2.12 Indu ctanc e
Range
Resolutio n
Accuracy
2mH
0.001mH
±(4.0%rdg +8dgt)
20mH
200mH
2H
0.01mH
0.1mH 1mH
20H
10mH
±(4.0%rdg +3dgt) ±(4.0%rdg +3dgt) ±(4.0%rdg +3dgt) ±(4.0%rdg +5dgt)
Over load pro tecti on: use t he fuse [ F 250mA /1KV]
To avoid ha rms to yo u or dama ge to the meter from el ectri c shock . Pleas e do not attempt to me asure v oltag e highe r than DC 1000V/AC 7 00Vrms a lthou gh read ings may be obtain ed.
5.1 DC & AC Voltage Measureme nt
5. Measurement Operation
The DC voltag e range s are 200 .0mV, 2.000V, 20.00 V ,
200.0V and 10 00V; an d then. The AC v oltag e range s are 200.0mV,2.00 0V, 20. 00V, 20 0.0V an d 750.0 V. To measure DC/A C volta ge:
1. Insert the r ed test l ead int o the “” input t ermin al and th e black t est lea d into th e COM ter minal .
2. First time , Defau lt mode i s DC meas ureme nt mode , you ca n selec t the AC vol tage mo de by 'FU NC“ key.
3. Set the rota ry swit ch to pro per DC/ AC mV or V ra nge.
4. Connect th e test le ad acro ss with t he obje ct bein g meas ured. The m easur ed valu e will be s how on th e LCD display.
6. If th e “OL” sy mbol is d ispla yed on th e LCD, yo u must b e set the r otary s witch t o the hig her ran ge.
Note: In the rang of 20 0mV in DC /AC and 2 V AC, even i n the
absence of in put or co nnect ivity t est lea der, the re also have someth ing dis play on L CD. in th is case , short-cir cuit "V " and "CO M", so th at LCD di splay back to zero.
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To avoid da mage to t he Mete r or to the equipment u nder te st, dis conne ct powe r and di schar ge all hi gh-vo ltage c apaci tors before resi stanc e measu remen t.
5.2 Resistance Measur eme nt
The resista nce ran ge are: 200Ω, 2.000 kΩ,20 .00kΩ ,
200.0kΩ,2 .000M Ω,20. 00MΩ.
To measure resi stanc e, conn ect the m eter as f ollow s:
1. Insert the r ed test l ead int o the ”” termi nal and the bl ack tes t lead in to the CO M termi nal.
2. Set the rota ry swit ch to pro per res istan ce rang e. Connect the t est lea d acros s with th e objec t being measured. The m easur ed valu e will be d ispla y on the L CD.
Note:
The test lead c an add 0. 1Ω to 0.2 Ω of erro r to resistanc e measu remen t. To obtain prec ision r eadin g in low-resi stanc e measu remen t, that i s the ran ge of
200.0Ω, sho rt the in put ter minal b efore m easur ing. In this time, th e conta ct resi stanc e displ ayed on t he LCD.
You can subtract the c ontac t resis tance v alue fr om the measure d value .
For high-re sista nce mea surem ent (>1 0MΩ), i t is normal taki ng seve ral sec ond to ob tain st able re ading .
The LCD displ ay “OL” i ndica ting op en-ci rcuit f or the tested resi stor or t he resi stor va lue is hi gher th an the maximum ran ge of the m eter.
To avoid da mage to t he Mete r or to the equipment u nder te st, dis conne ct powe r and di schar ge all hi gh-vo ltage c apaci tors before Diod e/Con tinui ty chec k.
5.3 Diode/Continuity check
To avoid da mage to t he Mete r or to the equipment u nder te st, dis conne ct powe r and di schar ge all hi gh-vo ltage c apaci tors before Diod e/Con tinui ty chec k.
1. insert the r ed test l ead int o the “” termi nal and t he black test le ad into t he COM te rmina l.
2. Set the rota ry swit ch to Ω pos ition .
2. For forwar d volta ge drop r eadin g on any semi condu ctor co mpone nt, pla ce the re d test le ad on the c ompon ent ano de and pl ace the b lack te st lead on the com ponen t catho de. The mea sured value show on t he LCD.
3. Select the c ontin uity ch eck mod e by the “F UNC” ke y. The buzzer may be s ound if t he resi stanc e of a circ uit under test is l ess tha n 30Ω.
5.3 Capacitance Measu rem ent
1. insert the r ed test l ead int o the “” termi nal and t he black test le ad into t he COM te rmina l.
2. Set the rota ry swit ch to Ω pos ition .
2. For forwar d volta ge drop r eadin g on any semi condu ctor co mpone nt, pla ce the re d test le ad on the c ompon ent ano de and pl ace the b lack te st lead on the com ponen t catho de. The mea sured value show on t he LCD.
3. Select the c ontin uity ch eck mod e by the “F UNC” ke y. The buzzer may be s ound if t he resi stanc e of a circ uit under test is l ess tha n 30Ω.
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5.5 Capacitance Measu rem ent
Warning
To avoid damaging mete r or devi ce to be me asure d, before cont inuit y tests , turn off al l circu its to be tested and di schar ge all ca pacit ors. The capacit ance me asuri ng rang e of this m eter:
2.000nF, 20.0 0nF, 200. 0nF, 2.00 0uF and 2 00.0u F.
Method of mea surin g capac itanc e:
1. Rotate swi tch to th e appro priat e posit ion.
2. Connect bl ack and r ed test p robe to C OM inpu t socke t and V input soc ket, re spect ively. (You can als o use the de dicat ed mult ifunc tion te st hold er to mea sure capacitan ce).
3. Measure th e two lea ds of the c apaci tor to be t ested with o ther tw o ends of t est pro bes and r ead the measured va lue fro m LCD dis play.
Note: When measur ing bul k capac itors w ith thi s meter, readings wi ll be sta blize e after a f ew seco nds. When measur ing the s mall ca pacit or with l ess tha n 20nF, the distrib uted ca pacit ance (d ispla yed bas e numbe r) of the meter an d wire sh ould be s ubtra cted.
5.6 Transistor Measure men t
Warning
Do not apply an y RMS vol tage hi gher th an 250V D C or AC between co mmon en d and hFE e nd. This preven ts elec trica l shock a nd/or m eter da mage.
Method of mea surin g trans istor :
1. Rotate the s witch t o hFE pos ition .
2. Plug multi -func tion so cket wi th corr ect pol arity (the “ +” end of m ulti- funct ion soc ket is co nnect ed with hFE en d, “COM ” end is co nnect ed with c ommon e nd).
3. Determin e that th e trans istor i s NPN or PN P ty pe, then i nsert t hree pi ns of tra nsist or, e.b. c, to the corr espon ding ho les of de dicat ed mult i-fun ction al sock et.
4. Read hFE app roxim ation o f trans istor t o be meas ured from L CD disp lay.
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5.7 Frequency Measure men t
Warning
Do not measur e the fre quenc y of RMS vo ltage higher than 2 50V DC or AC . Th is prev ents el ectri cal shock and/o r meter d amage .
Method of mea surin g frequ ency:
1. Rotate swi tch to 20 KHZ pos ition .
2. Connect bl ack and r ed test p robe to C OM inpu t socke t and HZ input so cket, r espec tivel y.
3. Measure th e frequ ency va lue of ci rcuit t o be test ed with o ther tw o ends of t est pro bes.
4. Read the mea sured f reque ncy val ue from L CD disp lay.
Note: Do not input th e volta ge over 1 0V RMS, a s accur acy of readings ca nnot be g uaran teed.
5.8 Current Measureme nt
Warning
To avoid damage to meter o r devic e, befo re measuring c urren t, plea se chec k the met er's fu se. When measur ing, us e corre ct inpu t socke t, func tion selection a nd meas uring r ange. When the circ uit vol tage is o ver 250 V, do not a ttemp t to measure cu rrent o n the cir cuit. When the test p robe is i nsert ed to the c urren t input socket, don 't conn ect the o ther en d of the te st prob e with any circ uit in pa ralle l. DC measurin g range o f meter :
2.000mA, 20 .00mA , 200.0 mA and 10. 00A; AC measurin g range : 200.0 0mA and 10 A.
Method of mea surin g curre nt:
1. Turn off the powe r suppl y and dis charg e all hig h voltage cap acito rs on the c ircui t to be tes ted.
2. Rotate swi tch to th e appro priat e posit ion.
3. Connect th e black t est pro be to the C OM inpu t socke t. If the c urren t to be tes ted is lo wer tha n 200mA , conne ct the re d test pr obe to th e mA input s ocket . If the measured cu rrent i s betwe en the ra nge of 20 0mA~1 0A, the re d test pr obe sho uld be co nnect ed to 10A in put sock et.
4. Turn off the circ uit to be t ested . Conne ct the bl ack tes t probe to the lo w volta ge end of d iscon necte d circu it to be tes ted and t he red te st prob e is conn ected t o the othe r end (hi gh volt age) of d iscon necte d circu it.
5. Connect th e power s upply t o the cir cuit, t hen rea d the LCD display. If th e displ ay show s only “O L”, it me ans that t he inpu t is out of t he sele cted in put ran ge. Please rota te the sw itch to a h igher m easur ing ran ge.
6. Turn off the powe r to the ci rcuit t ested . Disch arge al l the ca pacit ors, re move th e test pr obes fr om the me ter and restore t he circ uit to th e origi nal sta te.
Note:
1. When measu ring cu rrent , the met er shou ld be connected i n serie s, inst ead of in p arall el, to av oid the mete r damag e and ris king pe rsona l safet y.
2. Lengthy me asure ments o f large c urren ts (>10 A) will affect t he disp lay acc uracy o f the met er. Stan dard te st time c annot b e over 10 s econd s in any 3 mi nute pe riod.
3. During DC me asure ment, i f the tes t probe s are connected i n rever sal ord er to the c ircui t, the di splay will become n egati ve, but t he meas ureme nt accu racy of the m eter wi ll not be a ff ected .
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6.1 Battery Replaceme nt
6. Maintenance
5.9 Temperature Measurement
Warning
Do not input an y volta ge high er than 1 2V DC or AC RMS within th e tempe ratur e measu ring ra nge, to avoid damag e to the me ter.
Method of mea surin g tempe ratur e:
The MS3203 mu ltifu nctio n socke t with K- type temperatu re prob e is requ ired fo r measu ring te mpera ture.
1. Rotate the k nob to th e TE MP positi on. The LCD w ill display “OL ” and tem perat ure uni t °C.
2. When inser ting th e multi funct ion soc ket, in sert “C OM” and “V” leads o f the soc ket in th e comm en d and curr ent MA jac ket res pecti vely.
3. Then insert th e tempe ratur e probe i nto the s ide temp eratu re jack et of the m ultif uncti on sock et. Note t he pola rity of t he atta chmen t. The LCD wi ll display the t emper ature o f the cur rent en viron ment.
4. The other end of t he temp eratu re prob e (the t emper ature s ensor ) is put in to the ob ject to b e test ed. The LCD w ill dis play th e tempe ratur e at the location of t he curr ent sen sor.
5. Press the “F UNC” ke y to conv ert the m easur ed valu e to °F, or se t the tem perat ure uni t to °F fir st befo re measuring .
When the symb ol show s on the di splay d uring
use of the mete r, you mus t repla ce the ba tteri es, to avoid affecti ng the no rmal us e of the me ter.
Method of rep lacin g batte ries:
1. Disconne ct the te st wire . Switc h off the pow er.
2. Open the bat tery co ver on th e rear of t he case w ith the sc rewdr iver, an d remov e the bat terie s.
3. Install ba tteri es with s ame spe cific ation , and secure th e cover.
6.2 Fuse Replacement
Steps for rep lacin g fuse:
1. First remo ve the te st wire , and swi tch off the m eter.
2. Open the bat tery co ver on th e rear co ver wit h the scre wdriv er, and re move th e damag ed fuse .
3. Install a fu se with s ame spe cific ation , put the b atter y cove r in plac e again , and tig hten th e screw s.
6.3 Cleaning
Please wipe t he surf ace of th e meter w ith the s oft clo th and mild dete rgent , if nece ssary. Do no t use org anic solvents as t hey wil l corro sion th e meter 's case .
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