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Digital Multimeter What is a Digital Multimeter? Test Leads Function/Range Switch Voltage Meter Test Lead Connections - Voltage Ohm Meter Test Lead Connections - Resistance Ampere Meter Test Lead Connections - Current Basic Instructions Be sure the test leads are connected properly for measurement being made. Turn the meter’s Function/Range switch to the function (ACV, DCV, DCA or ?) setting you are measuring. Select at a range which is higher than the expected value. Connect the test leads to the circuit/component begin tested. Observe proper polarity. Turn the meter’s Function/Range switch to reduce the range and increase the accuracy. Record results. Remember to turn the power OFF. Special Functions If the Meter Malfunctions : Check battery. Review instructions to make sure you are doing it properly. See if test leads are broken or not connected properly. Inspect and test the fuse. * * Forging new generations of engineers A digital multimeter is highly accurate and provides LCD number readouts. It can easily measure AC / DC voltage, resistance, and current. Test leads are used to connect the multimeter to the circuit to be tested. DC Voltage Battery Test DC Current AC Voltage Resistance Continuity Test The volt meter is used to measure the voltage potential across a component in an active circuit. Can be used to measure either DC or AC voltages. AC voltage can ONLY measure sinusoidal (SINE) waveforms. Plug the RED test lead into the jack labeled V/? and the BLACK test lead into the jack labeled COM (common). The ohm meter is used to measure the resistance of a component. NO POWER can applied to the component being tested. The ohm meter actually applies a small voltage and uses ohms law to calculate the resistance from the measured current. Same As Voltage Measurement The amp meter is used to measure the current through a component in an active circuit. Can be used to measure only DC current. Some multimeters can also measure AC current Plug the RED te