The description mentions continuity. Does this meter have an audible continuity test option and if so, which position on the dial should one use?
1820190
See page 7 on user's manual. Yes, it does. Place dial on X1. You better have good hearing because if you do not you won't be able to hear it. The tone frequency is quite high and I can only hear it very faintly. ( My wife is able to hear it quit well. )
1820191
See page 7 on user's manual. Yes, it does. Place dial on X1. You better have good hearing because if you do not you won't be able to hear it.The tone frequency is quite high and I can only hear it very faintly. ( My wife is able to hear it quit well. )
596759
I have not used this feature. The instruction booklet says it stores the last measurement, even after it is turned off. Also, you can elect to add to or subtract from the stored measurement, instead of simply replacing it.
765826
As far as I know you don't. I have two other oxymeters and have taken overnight tests with professional grade recorders and my meter reads accurate out of the box when cross-referenced with the other meters. It is important, at least for me, to remember I can vary up to 5 points depending on what finger I use with any meter. Anyway, my meter came accurate and didn't need calibrating so I never looked in to it.
1710158
It won't tell you what passage you should be on. There are dashes that run along the outside of the timer and as the minutes scroll by the dashes advance...kinda like running around a track. So if you are a track runner and you know that you should be at a certain place on the track at a certain time then you can check to see if you are running the correct splits. With the reading passage, you can divide up the number of passages that you need to get through for each quadrant on the watch. You can just glance down at the watch and see what quadrant the dashes are in and know that you should be through with so many passages. Hope that helps. It won't tell you what passage you should be on. There are dashes that run along the outside of the timer and as the minutes scroll by the dashes advance...kinda like running around a track. So if you are a track runner and you know that you should be at a certain place on the track at a certain time then you can check to see if you are running the correct splits. With the reading passage, you can divide up the number of passages that you need to get through for each quadrant on the watch. You can just glance down at the watch and see what quadrant the dashes are in and know that you should... » Read More It won't tell you what passage you should be on. There are dashes that run along the outside of the timer and as the minutes scroll by the dashes advance...kinda like running around a track. So if you are a track runner and you know that you should be at a certain place on the track at a certain time then you can check to see if you are running the correct splits. With the reading passage, you can divide up the number of passages that you need to get through for each quadrant on the watch. You can just glance down at the watch and see what quadrant the dashes are in and know that you should be through with so many passages. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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I doubt there's anything wrong with your meter. All analog meters I've known are zeroed with the set screw located at the center of the movement. Many meters I've know have been able to be adjusted over a large span. Try it ... ideally, the meter's zero should be approximately in the center of the screw's range. If one side of the zero is much less than the other then, yes, you may want to exchange it.
2045129
If you press it once it shows the pulse and the read out is constant. If you press it again then there are a few display option for the constant read out when using the heart rate monitor with the stopwatch function.
291480
The unit is sealed and not designed to turn off. I use it for testing purposes also but I believe the manufacture expects you to attach it to whatever you are wanting to read and to leave it attached. Was not intended as a testing meter.
530942
In the same mode my meter shows between 00.66 A and 00.71 A with no leads connected to the meter. Press and hold the Rel. ZERO button until you hear a "beep". This will reset the display to 0.I do not know why this meter cannot show 0 by itself with no load - it was designed to work like this. Not sure if better meters have automatic zeroing.
218858
Yes, but if you need test resistence this devices dont do that.This device working for continuity.
1391248
That is correct. Note that the hour meter is not resettable. The other answers are also correct.
672007
Have about ten of these timers in use but have never experienced the problem you write about. It does read as if you have unfortunately received a defective one.
985481
David, Thank you for the question. The Pocket Radar Classic model is a manual trigger only radar. There are 2 modes, you can TAP the button to get an instantaneous speed, or hold the button down to get continuous updates every 3/4 of a second. The last 10 readings are stored in memory and can be recalled using the small black button. There is no setting for leaving it in a continuous-on mode. If you have any other questions you can reach us toll-free from 9 AM to 5 PM Pacific Time at 888-381.2672. Let me know if there is anything else I can do to help. Chris Stewart - President / Pocket Radar, Inc.
1508081
It is one of the options on the dial located on top that changes between green/red points. It should be on the "R" or "G" when off. Hope this helps
281194
The metronome has a visible pulse only...there is no sound as the tuner does not have a speaker. We are considering offering a clip on tuner that also has an audible metronome, but as of yet that is not the case. Thank you for inquiring about this.Terry
1860041
Yes. Pressing the function key when in the "continuity" mode moves through 'Auto' - 'Diode' - 'Tone', modes.
289163
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"
33746
I sent this product back because I was unhappy with its quality. I can't remember if it had continuity testing, but when I clicked on the picture and looked at the labels around the dial, I do not see it.