Operation Manual

16 GMC-I Messtechnik GmbH
8 Resistance Measurement
Set the rotary switch to the
position. Overload is indicated
if no device under test has been
connected: “0.L M”.
Before connecting the device under
test, make sure that it is voltage-
free. Interference voltages distort
measurement results! Perform a
voltage test first if required.
Connect the device under test as
shown in the diagram.
Zero Balancing in the 30 , 300 and 3 kMeasuring Ranges
Resistance at cables, as well as contact resistances, can be eliminated for the
measurement of low-resistance values in the 30 , 300 and 3 k ranges by
means of zero balancing:
Connect the measurement cables to the instrument and connect the free
ends to one another (short circuit the test probes).
Briefly press the FUNC key.
The instrument acknowledges zero balancing with an acoustic signal, and
00
.00 ”, 000.00 ” or “0.0000 kand the ZERO symbol appear at the
LCD.
Resistance measured at the moment the key is pressed is used as a
reference value (max. 2000 digits). This value is automatically subtracted
from all subsequently measured values.
Zero balancing can be cleared:
by pressing and holding the FUNC key, after which clearing is acknowledged
by a twice repeated acoustic signal,
by switching the instrument off.
9 Continuity Testing
With the “acoustic signal” function activated, and exclusively in the 0 to 310
measuring range, the instrument generates a continuous acoustic tone for
measured resistance within a range of 0 to approximately 2 .
Turn the selector switch to the position. The and symbols appear at
the LCD.
Connect the measurement cables to the device under test.
Note!
Continuity testing is very fast (< 50 ms) and is suitable for locating
connections with poor contact (e.g. due to vibration) in automotive
service applications.
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