DMM

Question 1

color VA type LCD Display

Answer 1

50,000 count with 51-segment bar graph

Question 2

Triple display

Answer 2

activated with REC, REL, Peak H buttons

Question 3

REC (record mode)

Answer 3

store minimum, maximum and average readings over measurements period.

Question 4

RANGE

Answer 4

manual range option for each function

Question 5

PEAK-H

Answer 5

peak hold button engages .25 millisecond rapid signal capture function to catch glitches

Question 6

COMP (Compare)

Answer 6

activates the compare function to compare your reading against a known standard

Question 7

REL% (Relative Percent Mode)

Answer 7

factor out lead resistance for improved low ohm measurements or compare readings to a known standard - can also be used for differential measurements

Question 8

EDIT

Answer 8

use in conjunction with the COMP and arrow buttons to set the standard value for comparing readings

Question 9

Gray Button

Answer 9

use to select gray functions noted on meter

Question 10

HOLD

Answer 10

lock the reading on the display for hard to read locations for future reference

Question 11

Ohms, Conductance, Continuity

Answer 11

toggle between measuring resistance, conductance and continuity buzzer

Question 12

ACmV/ DCmV(AC or DC millivolts)

Answer 12

measure up to 500 AC or DC millivolts

Question 13

ADP (Adaptor mode)

Answer 13

direct readout on the LCD when using optional accessories

Question 14

DCV (DC Volts)

Answer 14

measure up to 1,000 V

Question 15

ACV/Hz (AC Volts and Frequency)

Answer 15

measure up to 1,000 V AC - Push the grey button to view frequency, duty, and mS pulse width of the signal

Question 16

Diode Test

Answer 16

test for good, open, or shorted diodes in circuits

Question 17

CAP (Capacitance)

Answer 17

measure the capacitance of condensers and capacitors

Question 18

Hz (Frequency)

Answer 18

measure the frequency, duty and pulse width of sensors and signals. Also used to measure temperature (gray button)

Question 19

AC/DC Current Functions (Amps)

Answer 19

measure the parasitic draw from the battery with ignition off

Question 20

External Testing of Internal Fuses

Answer 20

you can determine the status of the internal fuses before you open the battery/fuse compartment