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UEi Test Instruments DM384 User Manual

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Tro u b l e s h o o t i n g

This unit contains no user serviceable parts beyond those listed in the
table. In the event your instrument is physically damaged or does not
function properly after taking the listed action, please return the
instrument to UEi following the warranty and service instructions.

S p e c i f i c a t i o n s

Measurement limits

Note: When servicing the meter, use only the replaceable
parts specified.

Physical Specifications

DM384-MAN

P. 8

If I See This
Malfunction

Instrument does not

turn on

Instrument turns on

but LCD indicates

some unreasonable or

unchanging value

A value appears on

screen with no input

applied

A known value is not

displayed on the LCD

when measured

Meter reading

is unstable

No audible tone

with near zero

resistance value

Amps readings do

not work

I Should

Check For

Battery voltage

On/Off switch

position

MAX button pressed

HOLD button pressed

Stray voltage

MAX and HOLD
buttons pressed

Bad test lead connections

Defective test leads

Battery voltage

Offset rotary

selector knob

Bad test lead contacts

Improper selector position

Proper switch position

Proper test lead

port position

Blown fuse

Then Take This

Corrective Action

Replace low battery

Ensure button moves freely

and is in the on position

Look for MAX HOLD icons

displayed on the LCD

-Turn off one or

both buttons

Short test leads together -

If a value near 000 appears,

instrument is OK

Move meter and leads away

from devices that create

electrical fields

Turn off one or both buttons

(check for icons on LCD)

Ensure test leads are fully

inserted and free of

corrosion or dirt

Short test leads together in
the 400 ohm scale - Expect

less than .5Ω

Replace low battery

Ensure knob is firmly placed

in switch position

Ensure there is no insulating

material, dirt or debris at

contact points

Tone sounds only in

continuity mode. Place

selector in position

Ensure switch is in proper

AC or DC amps position

(ACA or DCA)

Ensure the red test lead is

plugged into the appropriate

amps port

Replace blown fuse

Frequency (Hz)

ACV (at 50 to 500 hertz)

DCV

DC mV

Continuity ( )

Diode Test ( )

Resistance (Ohms/Ω)

Capacitance

DC µA

DC mA

DC 10A

AC µA

AC mA

AC 10A

1 Hertz minimum to

400 Megahertz maximum

750 V CAT II (600 V CAT III)

1000 V CAT II (600 V CAT III)

400 Millivolts

400Ω - Tone sounds at

approximately 30Ω or less

3 V DC (voltage drop)

40MΩ

40,000 Microfarads

Center left port - 400 Micro amps
Center left port - 400 Micro amps

Far left port - 10 Amps

Center left port - 400 Micro amps

Center left port - 400 Milliamps

Far left port - 10 Amps

Maximum voltage

on ground terminal

Numerical digital display

Analog bar-graph

Storage temperature

Operating temperature

Altitude

Relative humidity

Temperature coefficient

Battery type

Battery life (typical)
Size (H x W x L, in.)

Weight (approximate)

Drop test

Safety standards

600 V - CAT III

1000 V - CAT II

0.8”, 3-3/4 digit

4000 count - updates 4 times per second

42 segment - updates 20 times per second

-4˚ to 140˚F (-20˚ to 60˚C)

32˚ to 113˚F (0˚ to 45˚C)

6 560’ (2000 M)

0% to 80% at 32˚ to 95˚F

(0˚ to 35 ˚ C )

0% to 70% at 95˚ to 113 ˚ F

( 35˚ to 45˚C)

0 .1 x (specified accura cy ) / ˚ C

when ambient temperature is

<64˚F or > 82˚F (<18˚C or > 28 ˚ C )

9V, NEDA, 1604 or 6LR 61

80 hours (alkaline)

7- 3 /4” x 3-7/8” x 2”

21.1 oz. (600 g)

10 ’

IE C 1010 - 1

(600 Volts overvoltage ca t e g o ry III )

( 1000 Volts overvoltage ca t e g o ry II )

and the EMC directive