Applications; Operation; Connecting The Test Leads - Monacor DMT-2010 Mode D'emploi

3 Applications

This digital multimeter DMT-2010 with automatic range selection is suited
for measuring voltages up to 250 V¿/~, currents up to 10 A ¿/~, resist-
ances up to 40 MΩ, capacitances up to 100 µF and frequencies up to
10 MHz. Furthermore, it will measure the duty cycle of electric signals and
the forward voltage of diodes. A buzzer is provided for testing the conti-
nuity.

4 Operation

1) Caution labels in eight languages are supplied with
the meter. Attach the corresponding label in your lan-
guage (see figure on the right) to the field provided on
the housing cover on the rear side of the meter!
2) To switch on the meter, set the selector switch (6) from
the position "OFF" to the desired function. An indica-
tion will appear on the display (1). If the display remains
dark or if the symbol
chapter 7.
3) To provide a more comfortable reading position, unfold the tilt stand on
the rear side of the meter.
4) After operation, set the selector switch to "OFF". The meter will be
switched off automatically if it is not used for approx. 30 minutes. To
switch it on again, press a button or turn the selector switch.
If the meter is not used for a longer period, it is recommended to re-
move the battery to prevent any damage due to battery leakage.

4.1 Connecting the test leads

The test leads supplied with the meter will allow to perform all measure-
ments except for temperature measurements (
1. Connect the black test lead to the jack "COM" (9).
2. For measuring voltages, currents up to 400 mA, resistances, diodes,
capacitors and frequencies and for measuring the duty cycle, connect
the red test lead to the jack "V Ω Temp Hz% mA µA" (8).
For measuring currents exceeding 400 mA, connect the red test lead
to the jack "10A" (7).
For measuring, remove the protective caps from the test tips and replace
them after use.
appears, insert a new battery
chapter 5.8).
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