Continuity Test; Non Contact Voltage Test "Ncv - CIMCO 11 1406 Notice D'emploi

e) Continuity test
1. Turn the DMM on and select measuring range
2. I nsert the red measuring lead into the
socket (9).
3. C heck the measuring leads for continuity by connecting both measuring prods to one another. After
that the value must be approximately 0 V. An acoustic signal can be heard.
4. N ow connect the two measuring prods to the two contact points for checking continuity.
5. T he display shows the continuity voltage in volt (V).
6. I f "1" (towards the left side of the display) is shown, the two contact points are not in a closed circuit.
If the two end points are in a closed circuit, the resistant is less than 10 Ω, an acoustic signal can be
heard.
7. A fter measuring, remove the measuring leads from the measuring object and turn the DMM off. Turn
the rotary switch (5) to the position "OFF" .
f) non contact voltage test "nCV"
1. T urn the DMM on and select measuring range "NCV" with the rotary switch (5). You will see the
word "NCV" on the display (4).
2. T est this function beforehand on a known AC voltage source.
3. G uide the measuring device with the sensor area (3) towards to position to be tested at a distance
of max. 5 mm. In case of twisted cables, it is recommended to check the cable at a length of approx.
20 to 30 cm.
4. I n case voltage is detected, the will be an acoustic signal.
5. After you finish measuring, turn the DMM off. Turn the rotary switch to the position "OFF".
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make sure that all measuring sockets are unoccupied. Please remove
all measuring leads and adapters from the measuring device.
this function only serves as aid. Prior to performing work on these
cables, you have to perform contact measuring operations to check
for the absence of voltage.
with the rotary switch (5).
socket (8) and the black measuring lead into the COM