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| It is easy to set up and measure the voltage. The power supply is AC resource. You can follow my step to do; |
| 1. Turn to AC mode position on the meter. If you have a multimeter has auto detection function, you don't need to do this step. |
| 2. First, use two probe plug in two holes of the power supply. |
| 3. The monitor will show a value of AC voltage. If the source does not |
| 3. The monitor will show a value of AC voltage. If the source does not |
| That's it . |
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Original post by: Jose ,
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It is easy to set up and measure the voltage. The power supply is AC resource. You can follow my step to do; 1. Turn to AC mode position on the meter. If you have a multimeter has auto detection function, you don't need to do this step. 2. First, use two probe plug in two holes of the power supply. 3. The monitor will show a value of AC voltage. If the source does not hav power. It has not value. That's it . <a href="http://eztoolhub.com/best-digital-multimeter-reviews/ ">read more function in here.</a>
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