How long does this unit - Klien MM1000 - take to settle when autoranging for say "resistance" and "voltage" ??
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Sorry bought this as a gift, I'm illiterate when it comes to electricity lol
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The Klein MM1000 or any other multimeter should settle within seconds. If it doesn't then the unit was damaged or is not functioning correctly.
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Sorry I don't have this info, I actually sold the unit soon after purchasing it. Sorry I could not be of more help.
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Not automatic; there's a little switch accessible from the bottom, that you'd use a small slotted screwdriver (or maybe a tiny key?) to move to either voltage. It's small--wear your glasses, if you have 'em. For myself, I'm glad it is a bit of a bother to do it, since I don't want it to un-adjust by accident. My guess is an auto-adjust feature, in addition to being risky to depend on at odd times, would raise the price above what I'd prefer to pay. Hope this helps your decision.
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I put my unit in a walk in closet. There is a sliding switch under the cover plate to adjust time options. I never really timed it, but to start out it was set too short. I moved the slider up a little and now it stays on for about 3 minutes, which is just right for me. There is a lot more room to move it up if you want it on for a long time. The motion sensor works well, so if there is any movement in the room, the light will stay on anyway. But in my closet, sometimes a hanging shirt sleeve or something would cover the motion sensor and the light would go off too soon. Seems to be a good unit, and I will probably add more throughout the house when I get time. I put my unit in a walk in closet. There is a sliding switch under the cover plate to adjust time options. I never really timed it, but to start out it was set too short. I moved the slider up a little and now it stays on for about 3 minutes, which is just right for me. There is a lot more room to move it up if you want it on for a long time. The motion sensor works well, so if there is any movement in the room, the light will stay on anyway. But in my closet, sometimes a hanging shirt sleeve or something would cover the motion sensor and the light would go off too soon. Seems to be a good... » Read More I put my unit in a walk in closet. There is a sliding switch under the cover plate to adjust time options. I never really timed it, but to start out it was set too short. I moved the slider up a little and now it stays on for about 3 minutes, which is just right for me. There is a lot more room to move it up if you want it on for a long time. The motion sensor works well, so if there is any movement in the room, the light will stay on anyway. But in my closet, sometimes a hanging shirt sleeve or something would cover the motion sensor and the light would go off too soon. Seems to be a good unit, and I will probably add more throughout the house when I get time. « Show Less
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I purchased this to check for continuity. I am not sure how accurate the resistance readings are.
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Same here. I think it is the auto-ranging function. Turn off the auto-ranging and it should settle down. I have zero variability when set to volts range. Given the price of the meter I decided not to worry about this glitch.
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It auto-ranges down to:1mVAC0.1 mVDCThere is no current-measuring capability.
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Take various meter readings across the green screen and then average them out to get a final reading. This model will not doany averaging automatically, so you have to do it old school. Love this meter & haven't had any problems with it. Hope this helps.
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I have gotten much more than 2-3 minutes before auto shut off... Maybe 8-10 minutes? It stays on an exceptionally long time. Very helpful. This is an outstanding feature of this scale. Plus, if you require longer, you can use the included AC cord - I am not sure if it ever shuts off if it is plugged in. In either case, you don't have to worry that when you come back to it after doing something in the kitchen that you will have lost your readings.I use this scale every day, and am 100% happy with it.
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Brad's answer, unfortunately, is wrong. Joe is right. I just now set mine using Joe's tip. The key is that you have to arrow down and Next through the prefs to find the Automatic changeover choice. Seems kind of lame on Honeywell's part.
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The one I have does have a delay when I measure continuity. It doesn't have a delay when I measure voltage.
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I use this switch for a bathroom fan that acts as my home's fresh air turnover. Since I improved my home's air tightness, I have to cycle the fan periodically throughout the day. I have a program set that runs it about 1/2 an hour, four or five times a day (I believe there are 50 programmable points throughout any given day). What I've noticed, though, is that if you click the switch to manually override it (turning off when it's on, or on when it's off), it switches to manual mode indefinitely. You would not have it automatically switch back to auto mode after 24hrs. But with the extreme flexibility in programming you should be able to set it up to suit your needs. If you wanted to run a solid 24hrs every other day you could do that. But I don't believe that there's a way to jump back to the other mode (auto) once you're in one already (manual). BUT...I could be wrong!! It would be a good idea to search the Leviton site for the manual on this model and investigate the manual/auto switching. Cheers! -Tim
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Hi, Randoma. The scale will auto-shut-off in 60s if no operations, please noted.
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Hi, Cracked! Well .. I won't do your homework completley for you ... but check this out. Your answers are here somewhere.! Good luck! Is a good unit! http://www.friedrich.com/support/manuals-brochures
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*UPDATE/CORRECTION* I just went back and read my original review, and it looks like those settings are range in meters for motion detection, not time in minutes that it stays on. I'm pretty sure it is range, and there's just a set time it stays on per trip, but I'm not sure what it is. Seems like 10mins approx. Sorry my 1st answer was incorrect. Was accidental. ORIGINAL ANSWER: Mine has 1M,2M,5M,10M,20M choices. For me this product has some drawback, so u may want to read my full review before buying.
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Oversimplified but a good answer: an auto range multi meter you set it to AC volts and touch the probe to the test points and the meter reads (e.g.) 2.7 V. with a 30-range you set the meter to AC volts, 0-3 volts. You have chosen the volts you expect. You touch the test points and it reads 2.7 volts. If you have more than 3 volts the meter will show you that you are Out Of Range. The meter pictured on the left has 4 AC "ranges.". 0-2, 0-20, o-200 and 0-750. A range must be chsen to measure.
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I increased the time by soldering a cap on the back side across the existing cap.. something like double or triple the value of the original. I do not have access to the board, so I cannot tell you what value I used. It was a long time ago [my fading memory]. I do not know how large a value can be used and still have the timer work reliably. Experiment!