Overload Indication - Wavetek Meterman 235 Manuel D'utilisation

The holster/tilt stand protects the meter from accidental falls and provides greater
ease of use. Both test lead probes can be attached to the holster for storage. One
probe can be attached for measurement, holding the meter with probe in one
hand and the second probe in the other hand.
D • Schutz-Holster
Das Schutzholster schützt das Gerät vor Stürzen und Stößen. Die Meßspitzen
können am Holster befestigt werden.
E • Funda Protectora
La funda con pie integrado protege el medidor en caso de caídas accidentales. Las
puntas de prueba pueden fijarse a la funda.
F • Gaine de Protection
La gaine protège l'appareil contre des chutes accidentelles et des chocs. Les sondes
des cordons peuvent être attachées à la gaine.
".OL". Select the next higher range untila value is displayed, or return to
autoranging. If overload still exists in the highest range, remove test leads from
the measurement setup as input is beyond the range of the meter.
Note: The overload indication (no sound) is normal in the Ohms and continuity
ranges. It appears in Ohms and continuity when the leads are not connected to
anything or when the measured value is higher than the selected resistance
range.
Function Error: The meter sounds a continuous tone when a test lead is placed
in the mA or 10A input jack and the selector switch is not set to the correct
current position. (If the DMM is connected to a voltage source with leads set for
current, very high current could result). All current ranges are protected by fast
acting fuses.
PROTECTIVE HOLSTER

OVERLOAD INDICATION

Input Overload (highest range in autoranging) is
indicated by ".OL" and a continuous tone. Remove
test leads from the measurement setup as the input is
beyond the range of the meter.
Fig. 1
Display Overload (input exceeds the selected
range while range is locked) is also indicated by
Battery Low: When the battery low indicator is
displayed the battery has less than 50 hours
operation and the accuracy of the meter can no
Fig. 2
longer be guaranteed.
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