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Logic test
WARNING! To prevent electric
shock and damage to the meter
or personal injury, do not measure
voltages that may exceed
• Insert the black test lead into the
COM jack.
• Turn the rotary switch to the
LOGIC position.
• Connect the black test lead to
the circuit's ground (-) terminal.
• Hold down the "FUNC" button
and touch the test probe to the
circuit for measurement. The
LEDs near the tip of the meter
will indicate the current logic
level (red indicates "high" level or
"1" and green indicates "low" level
or "0").
• The display will also show the
logic level along with the voltage
measured("
"high" level and "
"low" level).
NOTE:
• If the leads are disconnected or
the voltage measured is less than
1.5 V, the LED will be green.
• "FUNC" button must be held
down during logic testing.
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EN Use
100 V AC rms.
"representing
" representing
Non-contact voltage (NCV)
• With the rotary switch in any
position except OFF, hold down
the "NCV" button.
• Move the tip of the meter near
the voltage source or conductor.
If the voltage detected is greater
than 110 V AC, the buzzer will
beep and the NCV indicator near
the tip of the meter will flash.
NOTE:
• Voltage may still exist even
with no indication given off by
the meter. Do not solely rely on
NCV detection to determine
the presence of voltage. Socket
design, insulation thickness
and other factors may affect
readings.
• The NCV indicator LED may flash
while measuring DC/AC voltage
due to the presence of induced
voltage.
• External environmental
interference from additional
sources can falsely trigger NCV
detection.
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