True RMS Multimeter  (220-0175)       Features          Faxback Doc. # 8223

This Micronta True RMS, Multimeter is a portable 3 2/3-digit, meter ideally
suited for field, lab, shop, bench, and home use.  It makes true RMS
measurements, a feature you normally find only in the most expansive test
instruments, so AC measurements are as accurate as possible.  Here are some
features that make your meter a real pro.

True RMS Operation-gives a more accurate reading for non-sine wave AC
measurements.

Transistor-Check Function-measures the gain (hfe) of small-signal, bipolar
transistors and identifies pin-out and type.

Capacitor-Check Function-measures the capacitance of low-voltage
capacitors.

Frequency Counter-measures frequencies up to 4 MHz.

One-Finger Function Selector-makes it easy to use your meter when you have
one hand free.

Bar Graph Display-makes nulls, peaks, and trends  more apparent.

Min/Max Memory Function-stores the minimum and maximum measurements of a
changing input.

Volts or dBm Voltage Display-lets you select the unit of measure that
suits your application.

Data-Hold Function-freezes the display so you can keep the reading on the
display even after your disconnect the probes.

Relative-Measurement Function-shows the difference between a stored
measurement and a new measurement.

Continuity Function-quickly checks the continuity of wires or traces.

Full Auto-Polarity Operation-protects your meter and gives valid
measurements when you connect the leads in reverse polarity.

Diode-Check Function-safety checks semiconductors for open, shorted, or
normal junctions.

Fully Auto-Ranging-makes your meter easier and safer to use by letting you
concentrate on the probes, yet lets you manually set the range for
situations where you know what values to expect.

UL Listed-passes the stringent tests required by Underwriting Laboratories
for safety.

Cautions:

*  Completely read this manual before you use the meter.

*  If you are not familiar with meters and testing
   procedures, we suggest that you obtain and read a book
   about the subject, such as "Using Your Meter" (Radio
   Shack Cat. No. 62-2039).

(RLR-10/01/93)