What is the purpose of the "output" jack on this meter?
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Frankly I dont know as I never use it, And my manual doesnt really go into great detail?, But there is a line that says : "Plug the Red Terminal into the Output to block the DC when you want to test AC Only!. 'Outerwise its a Nice tester and in my opionion its a real steal at this price as i am very well satisfied with mine but again to each his own!. Hope this helps: BEST WISHES!.....
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I will look to see if they sent me one. They may not have. In the mean time Google, "how to use an analog multi meter"
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It has two outputs....balanced microphone or guitar type mono 1/4 inch jack
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No. It does not have any input/output jacks. Only the buttons you see in the illustration.
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Not that I have noticed, but without a signal level meter applied - I could not say. Many other respondents answered to my query about this very application - so others have successfully shared the audio output of a devise to multiple applications.
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The left-hand knob controls the output/volume. (As I have warned another customer, this device does NOT comply with 'FCC Part 15'--or something like that--so you should use it responsibly.)
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I like to offer a speculation: for the meter to do what you hope it will do, would require a more complex sensor and circuitry. If B&D; went through the trouble of providing that they have no incentive to keep their efforts a secret. There is no reference to this in the manual.
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No it doesn't, but they are very inexpensive. Besides you won't need it once you've set its output.
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The audio out jacks are for connecting to the input of a receiver or amplifier ( not to speakers )I disconnected the wires to the speakers in my TV, extended the wires, and connected them to the external Pyle speakers.
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Not even sure what a kind of meter that is. Sorry. I will say you will be better off buying one of the better ( Higher priced) units. You can hook the sensors right on the wires inside the circuit box in the house. This one is cheap junk with no support and are not even sold by B&D; anymore.
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I'd recommend that you contact a neon sign place and have then help you. There's at least two different configurations for the output jack and using the wrong one could damage the sign. Pat
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It has an external output jack that can be used for a keyboard amplifier, stereo system, mixer tape recorder, or other line-level audio device to send the instrument's output signal to that device.
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It is a useful tool. However, more neighborhoods are getting upgraded meters that can provide this information. Check with your utility. Wandering round the house with the display, switching things on and off gives you a great sense of what is consuming power and whether you can or want to do anything about it. I was surprised, for example, just how much power was still used by my subwoofer when the stereo was off.
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they were showing the two different jack options...either a mini jack or usb can be used with the line-out jack
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There is a auxiliary input/output for anything you want, I don't know if it work's for your application. I am pleased with it so far
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It actually is a coaxial digital audio jack. The connector looks just like a regular RCA plug. You might be confused by the placement. I missed it at first, too. Right next to the "digital audio out" label is a plug you can pull out with some strange-looking connector. Not sure what that is, but it's not the digital audio. The digital audio is actually to the left of the label, a black RCA-type next to a red-white RCA combo.
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David- I just came across your post and wanted to reply. As the external meter sensor provides no benefit without the display module, it would be worthless for someone to try and steal it. To date, we have not heard of a single instance where any customer has had their meter sensor stolen. I hope this alleviates your concern. Regards, Scott Pollard, Product Manager for the Energy Saver Series, Black & Decker