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DVM891

01.10.2009 ©Velleman nv

•Always discharge the filter capacitors in a power supply circuit before

attaching the test leads.

•Never connect a voltage source to the DVM891 when it is in current (DCA

or ACA) mode, resistance or continuity mode.

•Always turn off the power and disconnect the test leads prior to replacing

the battery or fuse.

•The user should only operate the multi-meter when the back cover is in

place and securely fastened.

•When carrying out measurements on TVs or switching power circuits, you

should always remember that high voltage pulses may occur at the test

points. These pulses may damage the meter.

c. Maintenance

Your DVM891 is an example of superior design and craftsmanship. The

following suggestions will help you keep the device in perfect working order:

•Do not expose the device to water. Wipe it dry immediately if it should get

wet.

•Use and store the multi-meter under normal temperatures. Extreme

temperatures may shorten the life of the device or damage the battery.

•Handle the multi-meter with care. Dropping it may damage the circuit

boards or the housing and may cause the DVM891 to malfunction.

•Replace an old or weak battery with a fresh one of the required size and

type.

•Remove the battery during long periods of inactivity. This will protect the

multi-meter from possible leakage.

•Disconnect the test probes prior to opening the housing.

•A blown fuse should be replaced with an identical one (see §6).

•Do not use this device in case of malfunction or if anomalies are detected.

Have it repaired by qualified personnel.

•Do not use the multi-meter unless the back cover is in place and fully

fastened.

•Use a soft cloth and a mild detergent for cleaning purposes. Never use

abrasives or solvents on the meter.

2. Accessories

•set of test leads

•K-type thermocouple (400°C)

•1 battery of 9V

•1 user manual

•1 holster: it protects the device and ensures comfortable operation. Refer

to the illustrations on page Error! Bookmark not defined. of this manual.

A & B. Use one of the two supports to place the device on a table or a

desk.

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sec.

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4. The

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the "VΩHz" jac

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easured value

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your way down

uring AC Volta

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the "VΩHz" jac

t the appropriat

st leads to the

easured value

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if the voltage r

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or measuremen

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test lead and t

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if the current r

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highest range a

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he red test lead

switch and

d are displayed

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beforehand.

he red test lead

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d gradually wo

beforehand.

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10A (for max. 1

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beforehand.

he red test lead

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10A (for max. 1

measurement.

d gradually wo

beforehand.

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5. The

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he meter may n

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he overrange in

put is not conn

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re fully discharg

uring Capacit

ect the black tes

the "mA" jack.

ect the test cap

t following the i

f the 4 input jac

: Do not connec

Discharge capa

t the "F" range

ect the black tes

(

+) to the other

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ct the black tes

"VΩHz" jack.

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ads.

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de of the diode

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sistor Test (hF

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the "mA" jack.

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lead (-) to the "

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load to be mea

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the selected ra

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t lead (-) to the

citor to the "Cx"

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ks (viz. "10A", "

an external vol

citors before co

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t lead (-) to the

terminal of the

the capacitance

ntinuity

lead (-) to the "

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he incorporated

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)

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with the FUNCTI

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socket.

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the FUNCTION

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s of 1MΩ.

ll appear on the

istance being

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and make sure

ring the in-circu

"COM" jack and

input connectio

. Do NOT conne

A", "COM" or "

age to the input

necting them.

N switch.

"COM" terminal

daptor socket.

value.

OM" jack and t

CTION switch a

and the black t

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is lower than ±

"COM" jack and

ON switch.

the NPN- or PN

. Insert the lea

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e red test lead (

witch and conne

table reading fo

display if the

easured exceed

that all capacito

t resistance.

he red test lead

on the adaptor

t the capacitor t

ΩHz" jack).

terminal.

nd the red test

e red test lead (

d connect the

est lead to the

om points of th

d if the

30Ω.

he red test lead

-type and locat

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DVM891

01.10.2009 ©Velleman nv

4. Connect the black test lead (-) to the "COM" terminal and the red test

lead (+) to the other terminal of the adaptor socket.

5. The display will show the approximate hFE-value at the moment of

testing. Base current 10µA, Vce 2.8V.

i. Measuring Temperature

1. Connect the black test lead (-) to the "COM" jack and the red test lead

(+) to the "mA" jack.

2. Select the TEMP-range with the FUNCTION switch.

3. Insert the plug of the K-thermocouple in the adaptor socket according

to the indicated polarity.

Remark: push the temperature probe firmly into the socket.

4. Connect the black test lead (-) to the "COM" terminal and the red test

lead (+) to the other terminal of the adaptor socket.

5. The display will show the temperature.

Remark: without the thermocouple in place, the display will show the

ambient temperature.

j. Measuring Frequency

1. Connect the black test lead (-) to the "COM" jack and the red test lead

(+) to the "VΩHz" jack.

2. Select the "KHz" range with the FUNCTION switch and connect the test

leads to the source or load to be tested.

Remarks:

Do not apply more than 220Vrms to the input.

Use shielded cable for measuring a weak signal in a noisy

environment.

k. Automatic Power off

1. The device will be deactivated automatically when the FUNCTION and

RANGE switch has not been used for 15 minutes. This energy-saving

feature extends the life of your battery.

2. The meter will be reactivated if the FUNCTION and RANGE switch is

turned or if the power switch is pressed again.

5. Specifications

Maximum accuracy is guaranteed for a one-year period after calibration.

Ideal circumstances require a temperature of 23°C (± 5°C) and a max.

relative humidity of 75%.

a. General

Max. Voltage between Terminal and

Earth

600VDC or 600Vrms AC (sine wave)

Display 3 ½ digit LCD, 2 to 3 readings/sec.

Fuse Protection 200mA-range: F 0.2A/250V resettable

10A-range: F 10A/250V

Power Supply 9V-battery

01.10.2009

Ranging

Polarity I

Overrang

Battery-L

Operatin

Storage

Dimensio

Weight

b. DC

Ran

200

Input Im

Overload

c. AC

Input Im

Frequenc

Overload

range: m

d. DC C

200

Overload

Max. Inp

e. AC C

200

ethod

dication

Indication

w Indication

Temperature

emperature

oltage

edance: 10MΩ

Protection: 600

oltage

edance: 10MΩ

Range: 40 to

Protection: 600

x. 15 sec. abov

urrent

Protection: 0.2A

t Current: 10A

(

urrent

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manual

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" 1. " i

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0°C to

-10°C

88 x 1

340g (i

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100µV

1mV

10mV

100mV

or all ranges

DC or peak AC

esolution

10mV

100mV

or all ranges

00Hz

rms or peak co

300Vrms).

esolution

1µA

10µA

100µA

10mA

resettable fuse,

(

max.10 seconds

esolution

10µA

100µA

10mA

isplayed

displayed auto

displayed

0°C

o 50°C

0 x 38mm

ncl. battery)

±0.5% o

±0.8% o

for all ranges

±0.8% o

±1.2% o

tinuous (except

±0.8% o

±1.2% o

±2.0% o

10A fuse for 10

every 15 minut

±1.2% o

±2.0% o

±3.0% o

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atically

uracy

rdg ±1 digit

rdg ±2 digits

uracy

rdg ±3 digits

for the 200mVA

uracy

rdg ±1 digit

rdg ±5 digits

range

uracy

rdg ±3 digits

rdg ±7 digits

01.10.2009

Overload

Range: 4

Max. Inp

f. Resi

Ω

200

g. Cap

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Range

TEMP

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to an err

replace t

10A/25

Protection: 0.2A

to 400Hz

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ange

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2µF

0µF

erature

Temperature

- 50°C to

 0°C to

K-type thermo

the built-in tem

uency

Protection: AC 2

lacing the

" symbol appear

nnect the test l

ve the test lead

ng. This is nece

ve the screws i

t a new 9V-batt

ce the cover an

arely needs to

r on behalf of th

e blown fuse wi

V).

DVM89

resettable fuse,

(

max.10 seconds

esolution

0.1Ω

1Ω

10Ω

100Ω

1kΩ

10kΩ

Resolution

100pF

1nF

10nF

Range Resol

00°C 1°

0°C

ouple probe

perature sensor

Resolution

10Hz

20Vrms

attery and

s when the batt

ads from all live

from the input

sary in order to

the back cover

ry (NEDA1604

tighten the scr

e replaced and

e operato

. Ope

h an identical o

10A fuse for 10

every 15 minut

±0.8% o

±1% of

±2.5

tion

C ±0.7

±1% of

he Fuse

ry needs to be r

sources, switch

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avoid the risk of

and retrieve the

r IEC6F22).

ws.

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the housing (s

e (F 0.2A/250

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range Frequen

uracy

rdg ±3 digits

rdg ±1 digit

dg ±2 digits

ccuracy

of rdg ±5 digit

Accuracy

5% of rdg ±3°C

±2°C

uracy

dg ±1 digit

placed. Procee

off the device a

E opening the

electroshocks.

battery.

arly always du

e above) and

resettable, F

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