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4.2.7 Operation of the beep
Beep indicating a valid key  high sound
4 kHz, 100 ms
Beep indicating an invalid key  low sound
1 kHz, 100 ms
Successive beeps for 30 seconds ending with a long beep
indicating that the instrument is being shut down  medium sound
2 kHz 100 ms
3 successive beeps with a space of 1 second in between (beep
beep beep - gap - beep beep beep) indicating that the danger-
level threshold has been exceeded  medium sound
2 kHz, 100 ms
2 successive beeps (beep beep) indicating MIN, MAX recording:
 medium sound
2 kHz, 100 ms
Current > 10 A
4 kHz, 100 ms
4.2.8 Capacitance
Range
6 nF
60 nF
600 nF
6 µF
60 µF
600 µF
6 mF
60 mF
Specified
measurement
range
0,1-6,000 nF
0-60,00 nF
0-600,0 nF
0-6,000 µF
0-60,00 µF
0-600,0 µF
0-6,000 mF
0-60,00 mF
Uncertainty
() *
2 % R +15 D
1 % R + 8 D
1 % R + 5 D
1 % R + 5 D
1 % R + 5 D
3 % R + 5 D
4 % R + 5 D
6 % R + 5 D
Resolution
0,001 nF
0,01 nF
0,1 nF
0,001 µF
0,01 µF
0,1 µF
1 µF
10 µF
(*) 0° C to 45° C
4.2.9 Temperature (K thermocouple)
Special reference conditions:
Internal heating can be caused by:
 the measurement of a high current over a long period
 overload of the + COM input when the switch is set to the T° position or .
In this case, a certain waiting time is needed to return to the specified metrological conditions.
The multimeter must be at room temperature. Otherwise it may take up to 2 hours to return to the specified metrological
conditions. If you do not wait, there will be a temperature offset, because the temperature reference of the cold junction is
slightly altered. When in doubt it is possible to check the measurement of a known temperature (e.g. ambient) using the
thermocouple.
Range
Resolution
Specified meas. range
Uncertainty ()
low
0.1° C
- 50.9° C to 393.6° C
0.5 % R + 2° C
0.1° F
- 4° F to 1000° F
0.5 % R + 4° F
high
1° C
50° C to 1200° C
0.5 % R + 2° C
1° F
59° F to 2192° F
0.5 % R + 4° F
The accuracy announced for external temperature measurement does not take into consideration the accuracy of the K
thermocouple.
There is no upper limit to the temperature display other than the display's 6000 D.