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Vichy VC97 Specifications

The meter is a high performance, 3 3/4-digit LCD meter that can measure DC voltage, AC voltage, DC and AC current, resistance, capacitance, frequency, temperature, duty cycle, transistors, diodes and continuity. It has features like auto range/manual range switching, auto power off, and warning functions. Safety notes include instructions to check test leads, not exceed voltage limits, select the correct function, and remove test leads when changing functions. Specifications include accuracy, measurement ranges, input impedance, overload protection and battery life.

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Vichy VC97 Specifications

The meter is a high performance, 3 3/4-digit LCD meter that can measure DC voltage, AC voltage, DC and AC current, resistance, capacitance, frequency, temperature, duty cycle, transistors, diodes and continuity. It has features like auto range/manual range switching, auto power off, and warning functions. Safety notes include instructions to check test leads, not exceed voltage limits, select the correct function, and remove test leads when changing functions. Specifications include accuracy, measurement ranges, input impedance, overload protection and battery life.

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OPERATION MANUAL The meter is a high performance, high accuracy, 3 3/4-digit, 32mm digit high by LCD displaying meter.

The function includes DC , !C , DC!, !C!, resistance ,capacitance, fre"uency, temperature duty cycle measurement, triode, diode and continuity test. !lso #ith the function of unit signal displaying ,relati$e $alue measuring ,auto range/ manual range s#itch ,auto po#er off and #arning function etc. SAFETY NOTES The meter meets #ith %&C'('(standard. )ead the notes before operating. *efore measuring, chec+ the test leads carefully. Do not input a $alue o$er allo#able limited #hen measuring to a$oid electric shoc+ meter damage. *e careful #hen measuring $oltage o$er DC ,( , !C 4( . To select correct function. The test leads should be ta+en a#ay from the testing point #hen changing function. -e$er ta+e measurement #hen the test leads are in current terminal. Do not try to modify the circuit. .afety symbols / / dangerous $oltage / / 0-D / / dual insulation / / refer to the operation manual / / lo# battery SPECIFICATION 1. General '-',Display1 3 3/4digit LCD #ith a ma2 readings of 3333, !utomatic negati$e polarity indication.,

'-2.4easuring method1 Dual-slop integrating !/D con$erter system. '-3..ampling rate1 !ppro2. 3times/second. '-4 5$er range indication1 / 5L6 display. '-7.Lo# battery1 The / 4(9, humidity:;(<)=. '->..torage en$ironment1 Temperature 8-'( to 7(9, humidity:;(<)=. '-;.?o#er1 2pcs '.7 !!! >@ battery. '-3.Dimension1 ';78L9A338B9A378=9mm. '-'(Beight1 !ppro2. 23(g8including battery9. '-''.!ccessories1 manual, gift bo2 ,holster ,T?(' temperature probe, test leads and 2pcs '.7 battery. 2. Technical 2.' !ccuracy1 C8a< D reading E digits9 at 23C7,:>7<)=. 2.2 DCV )ange 4((m 4 4( 4(( '((( '(4G. 5$erload protection1 '((( DC or >(( !C pea+ $alue 2.3 ACV )ange 4((m 4 4( 4(( !ccuracy C8'.7<E,d9 C8(.;<E,d9 )esolution (.'m 'm '( m '(( m C8'.(<E4d9 !ccuracy C8(.7<E4d9 )esolution (.'m 'm '( m '(( m ' 6is display. '-,.5perating en$ironment 1 Temperature 8( to

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%nput impedance1 4((m$ rangeF4(4G,other range is '(4G. 5$erload protection1 '((( pea+ $alue Hre"uency response1 >7( other range1 4(I4((=J Displaying1 sine#a$e )4.8a$erage $alue response9 2. DCA )ange 4((u! 4(((u! 4(m! 4((m! 4! 2(! C82.(<E79 !ccuracy C8'.(<E79 )esolution (.'K! 'K! '(K! '((K! 'm! '(m! under m! range1 4(I'((=J, DC or >(( !C

4a2. measuring $olt drop1 4((m range, 2((m under ! range.

4a2. input current1 2(!8less than '7sec.9 5$erload 2.! ACA )ange 4((u! 4(((u! 4(m! 4((m! !ccuracy C8'.7<E79 )esolution (.'K! 'K! '(K! '((K! protection1 (.7!/27( fuse, '3!/27( fuse.

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$oltage1 (.7

5$erload protection1 27( DC/!C pea+ $alue B!)-%-01 do not input any $oltage at this rangeL Bhen measuring, the capacitor should be completely released and the po#er must be turned off. 2.; FRE%UENCY )ange '(=J '((=J '(((=J '(+=J '((+=J '4=J 3(4=J %-?MT .&-.5)(.> 5$erload protection1 27( DC/!C pea+ $alue 2-3. hFE )ange hH& -?or !ccuracy (I'((( Test condition Current is '7u!, ce is appro2. 4.7 !ccuracy C8(.7<E49 )esolution (.(('=J (.('=J (.'=J '=J '(=J '((=J '+=J

the t#o tested points is less than 87(C'(9G, buJJer sounds. 5$erload protection1 27( DC/!C pea+ $alue B!)-%-01 do not input any $oltage at this range. 2.11 TEMP. )ange -4('((( !ccuracy 4(( C8(.;< E49 N4((C8'.7<E'79 Thermocouple1 O type B!)-%-01 do not input any $oltage at this range. OPERATION '1. (anel )e*cri(+i,n '. LCD displaying 2. Hunction +eys1 2-'.).T +ey1 #hen the meter under sleep or loc+ states, press this +ey, the meter #ill be acti$ed. 2-2.=J/DMTP +ey1#hen measuring the !C $oltage or !C current, it can s#itch cycle/$oltage8currect9,#hen fre"uency, it can s#itch fre"uency/duty measuring the fre"uency/duty )esolution '

4a2. measuring $olt drop1 4((m range, 2((m under ! range.

4a2. input current1 2(!8less than '7sec.9 5$erload protection1 (.7!/27( fuse. Hre"uency response1 4(I'((=J under '(! range, 4(4((=J at other range. 2." RESISTANCE )ange 4((G 4+G 4(+G 4((+G 44G 4(4G C8'.2<E79 !ccuracy C8(.;<E79 C8(.;<E29 )esolution (.'G 'G '(G '((G '+G '(+G fuse, '3!/27(

5pen circuit $oltage1 4((m . 5$erload protection1 27( DC/!C pea+ $alue NOTE# 2.$ CAPACITANCE )ange 4nH 4(nH 4((nH 4KH 4(KH !ccuracy C8(.7<E2(9 C83.7<E;9 )esolution 'pH '(pH '((pH 'nH '(nH

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2.1& DIODE AND CONTINUITY TEST )ange !ccuracy Diode for#ard $olt drop )esolution Hor#ard DC appro2. is (.7m!,

re$ersed $oltage is appro2. '.7 %f the 5pen circuit

cycle8'-33<9. 2-3.)&L +ey1 press this +ey, clear the reading to Qero, enter relati$e $alue measuring. 2-41=5LD +ey1 press the +ey, the present measuring $alue is held on LCD and display/=5LD6R press it again #ill e2it the function and /=5LD6 disappear. 2-7.)ange +ey1 select auto range or manual range. 2-,.DC/!C +ey,select DC/!C mode. 3.Onobechange measuring function and range. 4.Temperature Sac+. 7. oltage,Current,)esistance,Hre"uency,0-D Sac+ ,.*attery Case. .ee the photo '2. DCV -ea*.re-en+ ' %nsert the blac+ lead to /C546 soc+et and the red one to / G=J6 soc+etR 2 .et the function s#itch to / 6 range, press DC/!C +ey to select DC measuring mode. 3.the default states is auto range, display6!MT56 symbol,press /range6 +ey to select manual range , you can choose 4((m 4 4( 4(( '((( range. 4.connect the test leads to the test point ,$oltage and polarity of the point #hich connect #ith red test leads #ill be display on LCD. NOTE# '. 2. %f /5L6 displays, it means o$er-range, should set the range +nob to a higher range. The tested $oltage can not be o$er '((( must be a#ay from the testing point. 3. *e careful #hen measuring high $oltage. DCR #hen changing function and range, the leads

'3. ACV -ea*.re-en+ '. %nsert the blac+ lead to /C546 soc+et and the red one to / G=J6 soc+et. 2. .et the function s#itch to / 6 range, press DC/!C +ey to select !C measuring mode 3.the default states is auto range, display6!MT56 symbol,press /range6 +ey to select manual range , you can choose 4((m 4 4( 4(( >7( range. 4.connect the test leads to the test point ,$oltage and polarity of the point #hich connect #ith red test leads #ill be display on LCD. NOTE# '. the 4((m this range. 2.%f /5L6 displays, it means o$er-range, should set the range +nob to a higher range. 3.The tested $oltage can not be o$er >7( from the testing point. 4.*e careful #hen measuring high $oltage. ' . DCA -ea*.re-en+ ' %nsert the blac+ lead to /C546 soc+et and the red one to /m!6 or /2(!6 soc+et. 2 .et the function s#itch to /!6 range, press DC/!C +ey to select DC #or+ing mode,connect the test leads across to the circuit under tested, the current $alue and polarity of the point #hich red lead connect #ill display on LCD. NOTE# '.%f the measured current is unsure beforehand, should set the range +nob to a higher range, then, s#itch to a proper range according to the displayed $alue. !CR #hen changing function and range, the leads must be a#ay range only has the manual range,if you range,press /)!-0&6 +ey to select need to use 4((m

2.%f /5L6 displays, it means o$er-range, should set the range +nob to a higher range. 3.Bhen tested current N'(! under 2(! range ,buJJer #ill be sound. 4.4a2. input current is 4((m! or 2(! subSect to #here red lead insert e2cessi$e current #ill blo# the fuse. *e careful #hen measuring 2(! due to un-fused. Continuously measuring large current may heat the circuit, affect the accuracy, e$en damage the meter. '!. ACA -ea*.re-en+ ' %nsert the blac+ lead to /C546 soc+et and the red one to /m!6 or /2(!6 soc+et. 2..et the function s#itch to /!6 range, press DC/!C +ey to select !C #or+ing mode ,connect the test leads across to the circuit under tested, the current $alue and polarity of the point #hich red lead connect #ill display on LCD. '.%f the measured current is unsure beforehand, should set the range +nob to a higher range, then, s#itch to a proper range according to the displayed $alue. 2.%f /5L6 displays, it means o$er-range, should set the range +nob to a higher range. 3.Bhen tested current N'(! under 2(! range ,buJJer #ill be sound. 4.4a2. input current is 4((m! or 2(! subSect to #here red lead insert e2cessi$e current

#ill blo# the fuse. *e careful #hen measuring 2(! due to un-fused. Continuously measuring large current may heat the circuit, affect the accuracy, e$en damage the meter. '". Re*i*+ance -ea*.re-en+ '. %nsert the blac+ lead to /C546 soc+et and the red one to / G=J6 soc+et. 2. .et the function s#itch to /G6 range, if the resistance under measured f un+no#n, should set to a higher range. 3.press /)ange 6 +ey to select auto range or manual range mode. 4.if measuring the small resistance, should shortcircuit at first, press /)&L6 +ey,and then measuring the un+no#n resistane, it actual resistance #ill be display on the LCD, NOTE# '. %f the measured resistance is unsure beforehand, should set the range +nob to a higher range, then, s#itch to a proper range according to the displayed $alue. 2. %f /5L6 displays, it means o$er-range, the range +nob should be set to a higher range.Bhen the resistance is o$er '4G, the reading should ta+e a fe# seconds to be stable. %t is normal at high resistance measurement. 3.Bhen input terminal is open circuit, /5L6 displays.

4.Bhen measuring in-line resistance, be sure the po#er has been turned off and all capacitors are fully released. 7.Do not input $oltage at this range. '$. Ca(aci+ance -ea*.re-en+ ' .et the function s#itch to / 6 range 2. %nsert the blac+ lead to /C546 soc+et and the red one to / G=J6 soc+et. 3.if the LCD isnTt display Jero ,press /)&L6 +ey to clear Jero. 4. %nsert the capacitor to /C26 soc+et according to the polarity, the $alue #ill display on LCD. NOTE# '. 2. 3. 4. 7. ,. DonTt input $oltage and current signal in the / G=J6 Sac+ #hen measuring the capacitor. *e sure to press /)&L6 to clear Jero before measuring. Capacitance range only ha$e auto range #or+ing mode. )elease the capacitors completely to a$oid damaging the meter 2((uH range input reading steady large than '7 .ec,. Mnit1 'uHU'(((nH 'nHU'(((pH 4. 7.

signals in noisy place. *e careful #hen measuring high $oltage. Do not input $oltage o$er 27( DC/!C pea+ $alue. 4-3. hFE -ea*.re-en+ '. .et the function s#itch to hH& range. 2 .Define the transistor is -?- or ?-? type, insert the emitter, base and collector separately to the correct hole, the appro2. $alue #ill be displayed on LCD. '1&. Di,)e an) c,n+in.i+1 Te*+ '. %nsert the blac+ leads to /C546 soc+et and the red one to / G=J6 soc+et8 the polarity of the red one is /E69. 2. .et the HM-CT%5- s#itch to / 6 position. ?ress / DC/!C 6 +ey to select diode measuring. 3. Hor#ard measurement1 connect the red test leads to the /E6 polarity of the diode under tested and the blac+ one to /-/, the appro2. for#ard $oltage of this diode #ill be displayed on LCD. 4 *ac+#ard measurement1 connect the red test lead to the /-/ of the diode and the blac+ one to /E6, and LCD #ill displayed 5L. The completely measurement includes for#ard and bac+#ard measurement, if the result can not meet #ith the abo$e, it means the diode is #or+less. 7.Diode test include for#ard measurement and bac+#ard measurement, if the result is different #ith abo$e, the diode is bad. ,.press /DC/!C6 +ey to select continuity test. >.Continuity test1 the buJJer sounds #hen the resistance under measured is less than 8>(E'(9G. N,+e#

'/. Fre0.enc1 -ea*.re-en+ '. %nsert the blac+ leads to /C546 soc+et and the red one to / G=J6 soc+et. 2. .et the range s#itch to /=J6 range. 3 The range is auto-range. Connect the leads across to the signal under measured, the $alue #ill be displayed on LCD. NOTE# '. 2. 3. There is only auto-range at this range. Bhen input is o$er '( but maybe o$er-range. %tTs better to use shield cable #hen measuring small !c rms, reading is possible,

'. 2.

Do not input $oltage at this range. Turn off the po#er and release all capacitors #hen testing in line.

4. *efore replacing battery or fuse, release the test leads from the test point and turn po#er off. 7.Oeep the multimember dry. Oeep the multi-meter a#ay from dust and dirt ,.Mse and store the multi-meter only in normal temperature en$ironments. Temperature e2tremes can shorten the life of electronic de$ices, damage batteries, and distort or melt plastic part. >.=andle the multiyear gently and carefully. Dropping it can damage the circuit boards and case and can cause the multi-meter to #or+ improperly although the holster can pro$ide enough protection. ;.Bipe the multi-meter #ith a damp cloth occasionally to +eep it loo+ing ne#. Do not use harsh chemicals, cleaning sol$ents, or strong detergents to clean the multi-meter. 3. Ta+e out off the battery if do not use for a long time. Bhen LCD displays / 3.' ref.pic.2 to ta+e out the holster. 3.2 the the )emo$e bottom bottom )emo$e the scre# on case and lift case. 3.3 the spent battery and replace it #ith a battery of the same 6, the battery should be replaced.

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B!P T5 .5L & battery ?o#er is off =5LD +ey )eplace )eplace )eplace

'11. Te-(era+.re -ea*.re-en+ '. .et the function s#itch to /6 range. 2.%nsert the cold point of thermocouple too /Temp6 soc+et and the #or+ing point to the place #anted to ta+e temperature, the $alue #ill be displayed on LCD. NOTE# '. Bhen the input terminal is in open circuit, #ill display the / normal temp.6 2. Do not change the thermocouple, or, the accuracy can not be secured. 3. Do not input $oltage at this range. '12.DATA 2OLD ?ress / =5LD6 +ey once, the current data #ill be hold on LCD, press it again, data is canceled. '13 A.+, (,3er ,44 '.Bhen operating after '7 minutes, the meter #ill be auto po#er off and into sleep modeR ?ress /?5B&) !MT5 5HH6 +ey t#ice can turn the po#er on 2.press /DC/!C6 +ey before turn on, it can cancel auto po#er off function. MAINTENANCE Do not try to modify the inner circuit. -5T&1 '. Do not input a $oltage o$er '((( $alue. 2. Do not measure $oltage at current range, resistance range, diode and buJJer range. 3. Do not use the meter if the battery is not replaced #ell or the battery case is not fi2ed. DC/!C pea+

symbol displays *%0 &))5)

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