How to Use the ABB Metrawatt M5010 Digital Multimeter
The ABB Metrawatt M5010 is a high-precision digital multimeter that can measure various electrical quantities, such as voltage, current, resistance, frequency, capacitance, and temperature. It also has an automatic blocking system (ABS) that prevents incorrect connections and selections of measuring quantities[^2^]. This article will guide you on how to use the ABB Metrawatt M5010 digital multimeter and provide you with a link to download the user manual in PDF format.
What You Need
To use the ABB Metrawatt M5010 digital multimeter, you will need the following items:
Abb Metrawatt M5010 Bedienungsanleitung 12.pdf
The multimeter itself
Two measurement cables with banana plugs and test probes
A thermocouple for temperature measurement (optional)
A power supply or batteries for the multimeter
A device or circuit that you want to measure
How to Connect the Multimeter
Before you connect the multimeter to the device or circuit that you want to measure, make sure that the multimeter is turned off and that the device or circuit is disconnected from any power source. Then follow these steps:
Insert the red measurement cable into the red connector socket on the multimeter marked with \"V/Î/Hz\". Insert the black measurement cable into the black connector socket marked with \"COM\".
Attach the test probes to the other ends of the measurement cables. The red test probe is positive and the black test probe is negative.
If you want to measure temperature, insert the thermocouple into the yellow connector socket on the multimeter marked with \"TEMP\". The thermocouple has two wires: one red and one blue. The red wire is positive and the blue wire is negative.
Connect the power supply or batteries to the multimeter according to the instructions in the user manual.
Turn on the multimeter by pressing the \"ON/OFF\" button.
How to Select a Measuring Quantity
The ABB Metrawatt M5010 digital multimeter has a rotary switch that allows you to select different measuring quantities. The rotary switch has 12 positions, each marked with a symbol and a unit. The symbols and units are as follows:
SymbolUnitDescription
VVolt ACAlternating voltage
V=Volt DCDirect voltage
mV=Milivolt DCDirect voltage in millivolts
AAmpere ACAlternating current
A=Ampere DCDirect current
kÎ/MÎ/GÎ/Î/Beep/Cont.Ohm/Kiloohm/Megaohm/Gigaohm/Continuity test/Diode testResistance/Continuity/Diode test
nF/µF/mF/FNanofarad/Microfarad/Millifarad/FaradCapacitance
Hz/%/duty cycle/kHz/MHz/GHz/RPM/dB/dBm/dBu/dBv/dBµV/dBµA/dBmV/dBmA/ÂC/ÂF/Kelvin/Rankine/ÂReaumur/Celsius/Fahrenheit/Kelvin/Rankine/Reaumur/Temperature/Frequency/Duty cycle/Rotations per minute/Sound level/Sound level in milliwatts/Sound level in microvolts/Sound level in microamperes/Sound level in millivolts/Sound level in milliamperes/Temperature in Celsius/Temperature in Fahrenheit/Temperature in Kelvin/Temperature in Rankine/Temperature in 0efd9a6b88
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