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h) Resistance measurement
Ensure that all objects that you want to measure (including circuit components, circuits and com-
ponent parts) are disconnected and discharged.
Proceed as follows to measure the resistance:
- SwitchtheDMMonandselectthe“Ω”measurementmode.
- InserttheredtestleadintotheΩmeasurementsocket(G)and
the black test lead into the COM measurement socket (H).
- Check the test leads for continuity by connecting both measur-
ing probes to one another. The multimeter should then show a
resistancevalueofapprox0-0.5Ω(inherentresistanceofthe
test leads).
- For low-impedance measurements of <600 Ω, hold down
the “REL” button (C) for approximately one second when the
measuring probes are short circuited. This ensures that the
inherent resistance of the test leads does not affect the resist-
ancemeasurement.Thedisplayshouldshow0Ω.Autorange
is thereby disabled.
- Connect the measuring probes to the object that you want to
measure. The measurement will be shown on the display (pro-
vided that the object you are measuring is not highly resistive
or disconnected). Wait until the display stabilises. This may
takeafewsecondsforresistancesgreaterthan1MΩ.
- “OL” (overload) indicates that the measurement range has been exceeded or that the circuit is broken.
- After taking a measurement, remove the leads from the measured object and switch the DMM off.
When taking a resistance measurement, ensure that the points that come into contact with the measuring
probes are free from dirt, oil, solder and other impurities. These substances may distort the measurement.
The “REL” button only works when a measurement is displayed. It cannot be used when “OL” is displayed.