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DC Voltage

200.0 mV

.1 mV

± (0.5% +1)

2000 mV

1 mV

± (0.5% +1)

20.00 V

.01 V

± (0.5% +1)

200.0 V

.1 V

± (0.5% +1)

600 V

1 V

± (0.5% +1)

To Measure Resistance:
Resistance is measured in Ohms.
1. Turn the power off to the circuit or device that is to be mea-

sured and discharge all capacitors before measurement is
to be taken.

2. Plug test leads into the meter inputs as indicated in the 

following diagram.

3. Select the proper range within the Ω function of the tester.
4. Measure resistance.  If necessary, perform the required

multiplication to acquire the actual resistance.
4.1

Range Guide for Ohms (Ω):
200 = Meter indicates actual resistance
2K

= Multiply meter display reading by 1,000 to 

acquire actual resistance.

20K = Multiply meter display reading by 1,000 to 

acquire actual resistance.

200K = Multiply meter display reading by 1,000 to 

acquire actual resistance.

2M

= Multiply meter display reading by 

1,000,000 to acquire actual resistance

200M = Multiply meter display reading by 

1,000,000 to acquire actual resistance.

5.

The meter displays total resistance through all possi-
ble paths between the probe-tips.  These multiple
paths may result in measurements that do not corre-
spond to the ohm value indicated by the resistor
color code.

Resistance

200.0Ω

.1Ω

± (1.0% + 4)

2.000KΩ

.001KΩ

± (1.0% + 4)

20.00KΩ

.01 KΩ

± (1.0% + 4)

200.0KΩ

.1KΩ

± (1.0% + 4)

2.000MΩ

.001MΩ

± (1.0% + 4)

20.00MΩ

.01 MΩ

± (2.0% + 4)

Determining Resistor Values:
To determine the value of a resistor, use the color bands on the
resistor and the following table.

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