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Yep., basicly that's it - select the type of measure dc/ac, select the
nearest range higher than the known voltage, your results should be available in the =.0 area of the screen - if you are on the lowest range of the known voltage and everything is left to the .0 the known voltage source is lowrt than average ![]() cuts., Experience will teach you best.. Good Luck and don't forget the safety recomendations concerning higher voltages & household currents..... [I googled but couldn't find your meter] Roy Q.T. ~ US/NCU ~ E.E. Technician [have tools, will travel] |
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