Monarch 122 Instruction Manual
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1071-8011-310
True RMS Datalogging Multimeter
Monarch 122
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Amherst, NH 03031-2334 USA
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MONARCH INSTRUMENT
Instruction Manual
14. With the exception of replacing the battery or fuses, this
13. To avoid false readings, replace the battery immediately
12. Keep fingers behind the finger guards on the test leads
11. Exercise extreme caution when working with voltages
10. Do not connect the test leads to a voltage source when
9. Discharge all capacitors in a circuit before measuring
8. Do not measure resistance or continuity in a circuit or test
7. Do not exceed the rated voltage between any input jack
6. Do not, under any circumstances, exceed the maximum
5. Ensure the Function Selector switch is in the proper
4. Ensure the test leads are installed in the proper connectors
3. Ensure that the instrument and test leads are in good
2. Do not use this instrument in any manner inconsistent with
1. Read and follow all instructions in this manual carefully,
instrument is not user serviceable. For technical
assistance, contact the sales organization from which you
purchased the product or Monarch Instrument directly.
when the low battery indication appears.
when making measurements.
above 60Vdc or 30Vac. Such voltages pose a shock hazard.
the test leads are connected to the µA /mA or 10A input jacks.
capacitance.
diodes while power is applied to that circuit.
and ground.
ratings of this instrument.
position for the measurement to be made.
for the measurement to be made.
condition with no visible signs of damage before use.
these operating instructions or under any conditions that
exceed the environmental specifications stated.
and retain this manual for future reference.
Safeguards and Precautions
referencing this clause.
SELLER warrants that any software supplied will operate in accordance with the
documentation or manual supplied therewith in all material respects when used in strict
compliance with such documentation or manual. Notwithstanding the foregoing, BUYER
acknowledges that, since software is complex and therefore may have defects, BUYER’s
sole and exclusive remedy for any such defects or breach of this warranty shall be to
require SELLER, within a reasonable period of time, to provide all reasonable programming
services to correct programming errors in the software. Except as provided above SELLER
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theory of liability.
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LIMITED TO, LOSSES OR DAMAGES FOR ANY LOST PROFITS OR LOST DATA) AS THE
RESULT OF ANY BREACH OR DEFAULT BY SELLER WITH RESPECT TO THE HARDWARE
OR SOFTWARE, EVEN IF SELLER HAS BEEN ADVISED OR MADE AWARE OF THE
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LIABILITY.
This limited warranty does not extend or apply to consumables (including, but not limited
to, lamps and batteries, if applicable) or equipment, instruments or accessories which are
warranted separately by the original manufacturer of these items.
SELLER warrants hardware products to be free from any defect in materials or workmanship
for a period of one (1) year from date of shipment to BUYER. SELLER’s entire liability and
BUYER’s sole and exclusive remedy resulting from any defect in workmanship or material
in the hardware product covered by this limited warranty shall be limited to and fully
discharged by the SELLER’s option of replacement or repair of such item without charge.
The limited warranty provided in this clause is in lieu of all other warranties, expressed or
implied, arising by law or otherwise. ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY
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Importer (Amherst, NH) Alan Woolfson, VP Engineering (Authorized Signature)
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July 2000
and therefore conforms in accordance with 89/336/EEC-EMC Directive. The
testing of this product was performed by GesTek EMC Lab. in July of 2000.
(Ref. No. 0007018E).
EMC: EN55022/1998, CISPR 22, Class B
to which this declaration relates is in conformity with the following standards:
Name: True RMS Multimeter
Model: Monarch 122
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
EN50082-1/1997 / EN61000-4 Series
Division of Monarch International Inc.
declares that the product:
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7.0 Setup TestLink (Multimeter) – RS232 Interface Software
8.0 Running TestLink
6.3 Fuse Replacement .......................................................................................................
8.1 Open TestLink ...........................................................................................................
8.2 Real Time Tabular and Real Time Graph ................................................................
8.3 Datalogger .................................................................................................................
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6.4 Closing the Instrument Case ......................................................................................
6.0 Battery and Fuse Replacement
5.9 Capacitance Measurements........................................................................................
6.1 Opening the Instrument Case .....................................................................................
6.2 Battery Replacement ...................................................................................................
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5.6 Diode Tests...................................................................................................................
5.7 Frequency and RPM Measurements ..........................................................................
5.8 Temperature Measurements .......................................................................................
5.3 AC/DC Current Measurements ...................................................................................
5.4 Resistance Measurements..........................................................................................
5.5 Continuity Measurements ...........................................................................................
5.0 Operating Instructions
5.1 AC Voltage Measurements ..........................................................................................
5.2 DC Voltage Measurements..........................................................................................
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1.0 Introduction
2.0 Specifications
3.0 Symbol Definitions and Feature Locations
4.0 Control Functions
4.1 Function Selector Rotary Switch................................................................................
4.14
4.15 Digital Output ...............................................................................................................
4.12 µA/mA Measuring Connector......................................................................................
4.13 COM Measuring Connector.........................................................................................
V, Hz, , RPM, , ȍ, TEMP Measuring Connector ............................................
4.9 Second Function Button .............................................................................................
4.10 Auto Power Off .............................................................................................................
4.11 20A Measuring Connector ..........................................................................................
4.6 Relative Operation .......................................................................................................
4.7 Voltage or Current to Frequency Function................................................................
4.8 Backlight Button ..........................................................................................................
4.3 MAX/MIN Button...........................................................................................................
4.2 Range Button ...............................................................................................................
4.4 Data Hold Function ......................................................................................................
4.5 Peak Hold Function .....................................................................................................
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MODEL 122 TRUE RMS DATALOGGING MULTIMETER
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