ETEKCITY MSR-A600 Bedienungsanleitung

Digital Multimeter

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Model No.: MSR-A600

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1 x MSR-A600 Digital Multimeter

2 x Test Leads

2 x 1.5V AAA Batteries (Pre-installed)

1 x User Manual

Package Contents

Safety Information

• International Electrical

Symbols

Function Diagram

Rotary Switch

Button Functions

LCD Screen Symbols

Before First Use

Operation

• Voltage Measurement

• Resistance Testing

• Continuity Testing

• Diode Testing

• Capacitance Testing

• DC and AC Current

Measurement

Maintenance

• Replacing the Batteries

• Checking the Fuses

• Replacing the Fuses

Specications

• General Specications

• Accuracy Specications

Warranty Information

Customer Support

Package ContentsTable of Contents

WARNING

Safety Information

This multimeter complies with the standards

IEC61010: in pollution degree 2, overvoltage

category (CAT. II 600V), and double insulation.

Use the multimeter only as instructed in

this operating manual, or the device may be

damaged, and you may be seriously injured.

In this manual:

WARNING : Identies conditions and

actions that are hazardous to the user or may

damage the multimeter and test leads while

operating.

NOTE: Identies the information that the user

should pay attention to.

• Please read and follow all of the

instructions and warnings in this

manual before using the product.

Failure to comply with the instructions

may result in serious injury, re,

and/or electrical shock. The person

responsible for this equipment must

ensure that all users understand and

follow the instructions.

• TO AVOID THE RISK OF ELECTRIC

SHOCK OR DAMAGE TO THE

MULTIMETER OR OTHER EQUIPMENT,

DO NOT CONNECT LEADS TO POWER

SOURCES THAT MAY EXCEED 600V.

• Expired or damaged batteries can

cause burns upon contact with skin.

ALWAYS wear proper hand protection

when handling expired or damaged

batteries.

• DO NOT alter the internal circuitry of

the multimeter. Doing so may damage

the device and will void your warranty.

• DO NOT use the multimeter if it is damaged

or if any part of the case is removed. Always

inspect all parts of the multimeter, the case,

and the test leads before each use.

• DO NOT use or store the multimeter in wet

or humid environments, in high-temperature

areas, around explosive or ammable

substances, or in areas with strong magnetic

elds.

• DO NOT allow children to use or play with

this device.

• DO NOT measure voltages when the

multimeter is set to measure resistance (Ω)

or current (A).

• Take special care to avoid electric shock

when the multimeter is working at an

effective voltage over 60V DC or 30V rms

AC.

• DO NOT change the settings on the rotary

switch while the test leads are connected to

a power source.

• DO NOT operate the multimeter with the

battery cover removed or without the case.

• DO NOT remove the case or open the

battery cover while the multimeter is

connected to a power source.

International Electrical Symbols

AC or DC

Double Insulated

Warning

Grounding

Low Battery

Conforms to European Union

Standards

Function Diagram

1. LCD Screen

2. Selection/Relative Mode Button

3. Hold/Backlight Button

4. Rotary Switch

5. 10A Terminal

6. COM Terminal

7. Terminal

Rotary Switch Button Functions

The table below briey describes each of the

rotary positions (see the Operation section for

further details, pages 10–15).

Multimeter is Off

AC Voltage Measurement

DC Voltage Measurement

AC & DC Voltage Measurement

Resistance Measurement

Continuity Test

Diode Test

Capacitance Test

DC and AC Current Measurement

(microAmps)

DC and AC Current Measurement

(milliAmps)

≤ 10A DC and AC Current

Measurement

SEL/REL

/ Current Measurement:

Press once to switch to the

alternate function.

Capacitance Test :

Press once to switch to the

Relative Mode, which removes

the capacitance of the test

leads when measuring low

capacitance values.

HOLD/

BACKLIGHT

Data Hold: Press once to hold

the displayed measurement on

the LCD screen.

Backlight On/Off: Press and

hold for 2 seconds to turn the

screen backlight on or off.

NOTE:

• The backlight will

automatically turn off after

30 seconds.

• Use the backlight while

operating the multimeter in

poorly lit areas to prevent

faulty readings.

LCD Screen Symbols

Symbol Description

Auto range mode. The multimeter

will automatically select the

range with the best resolution.

Auto power-off

Data hold is active

Indicates a negative reading

AC measurement indicator

DC measurement indicator

Low battery indicator

Input value is too large for the

selected range

Diode test

Continuity test

Ohm: the unit of resistance

Kilohm: 1 x 10^3 or 1,000 ohms

Symbol Description

Megaohm: 1 x 10^6 or 1,000,000

ohms.

Volts: the unit of voltage

Millivolt: 1 x 10^-3 or 0.001 volts

Amperes (amps): the unit of

current

Milliamp: 1 x 10^-3 or 0.001

amperes

Microamp: 1x 10^-6 or 0.000001

amperes

Millifarad: the unit of capacitance

Microfarad: 1 x 10^-6 or 0.000001

farads

Nanofarad: 1 x 10^-9 or

0.000000001 farads

Before First Use

• When setting up the multimeter, connect

the black test lead before connecting the

red test lead. To disconnect, take out the

red test lead before removing the black

test lead.

• Inspect the test leads for damaged insulation

or exposed metal parts. Check the leads for

continuity (see page 12). Replace damaged

test leads if necessary.

• Keep your ngers behind the nger guards

at all times when handling the test probes.

• ALWAYS remove the test leads from the

item being measured before changing the

settings.

• Check the fuses in the multimeter before

measuring current. Always make sure power

to the circuit has been shut off before

connecting the multimeter to the circuit.

Once you have properly connected the

multimeter, power on the circuit.

• Remember to replace the batteries as soon

as the low battery indicator “ “ appears

(see Replacing the Batteries, page 16). The

multimeter may produce incorrect readings

if it is operated with a low battery, which can

result in electric shock or injury.

• Whenever you nish measuring an object

with the multimeter, disconnect the test

leads from the object.

ii. AC or DC Measurement

1. Insert the black test lead into the COM

terminal, and the red test lead into the

terminal.

2. Turn the rotary dial to .

Note: The default function is DC. Press

SEL/REL to switch between AC and DC

measurement.

3. Connect the test leads to the object

being measured. Hold them in place until

the readings on the display stabilize.

4. When the measurement is complete,

disconnect the test leads from the

object, then remove the test leads from

the multimeter.

Note: In each range, the multimeter has

an input impedance of 10

MΩ

. This loading

effect can cause measurement errors

in high impedance circuits. If the circuit

impedance is less than or equal to 10

MΩ

the error is negligible (0.1% or less).

Voltage Measurement

Operation

WARNING

DO NOT measure voltages higher than

600V. Doing so may result in electric

shock, damage to the multimeter, or

injury to the user. Always take extra

care to avoid electric shock when

measuring high voltages.

i. AC or DC Voltage

1. Insert the black test lead into the COM

terminal, and the red test lead into the

terminal.

2. Turn the rotary dial to or .

3. Connect the test leads to the object

being measured. Hold them in place until

the readings on the display stabilize.

4. When the measurement is complete,

disconnect the test leads from the

object, then remove the test leads from

the multimeter.

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