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Usage of multimeter

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In this lesson, we will learn how to use the manual range multimeter

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We insert the red marker into the diode icon jack,

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and the black marker into the COM black jack

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In normal use, the markers are inserted into these two jacks

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OFF is the switch of the multimeter

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When the knob is turned to OFF, the multimeter is turned off,

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and when it is turned to other ranges, the multimeter will be turned on automatically

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Let me demonstrate the flashlight function

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Long press the flashlight switch,

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the flashlight on the back of the multimeter will be turned on

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When you press and hold again, the flashlight turns off

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NCV voltage sensing function

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Turn the knob to the NCV position,

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the black position on the top of the multimeter is the voltage sensing area

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When there is a power supply close, the multimeter will make a sound

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Take a powered power cord close to the black area,

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and the multimeter will keep beeping,

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indicating that the multimeter has sensed that the power cord has power

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Backlit switch button

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When we press and hold the backlit button,

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the backlight of the display will be turned on

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When we press and hold again, turn off the backlight

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data hold button

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When we measure with a marker, the multimeter will display the value

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We press the backlit button once, and when we remove the markers,

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the value will be locked on the screen

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This function is the data hold function

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After we press it again, the data hold function will be released

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Ok, thta's it for this lesson