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Testing and Measuring Operations AC Voltage Measurement (RMS)

AC RMS mode is for measuring AC (alternating current) voltages and can be used on any AC voltage or pulsed waveform signal where an RMS averaged voltage measurement is required.

Contact the probe tip to the circuit and it will display an RMS averaged AC voltage reading in the main display area while also displaying RMS Min/Max AC voltages on the bottom line.

Powering up and activating circuits with the rocker switch can not be performed in this mode.

Pressing the “CLR” button will reset the Min/Max read-ings.

AC RMS Voltage is used in the same manner as a standard DVOM would be used to measure the averaged AC volt-age in any circuit that produces AC voltage. This can be used for, but not limited to, tests such as checking alternator diode ripple, abs sensors, crank sensors, etc.

The Power Probe IV can safely measure up to 70 VAC.

Testing and Measuring Operations AC Voltage Measurement (P to P)

P-P mode can be used on any AC voltage signal where a Peak to Peak (P-P) voltage measurement is required.

P-P stands for Peak to Peak AC voltage. Where AC RMS displays an averaged AC voltage, P-P does not average the reading but displays the total voltage difference from the lowest to highest voltage extreme on an AC signal.

In this mode, the display will be an AC Voltmeter that shows the Tip Voltage in the center and the Min/Max voltage readings along the bottom of the display.

The voltage displayed is the total voltage potential between the lowest and highest voltage sensed on the AC signal be-ing measured.

Powering up and activating circuits with the rocker switch can not be performed in this mode.

The total Peak to Peak voltage will be shown in the main display area. The Min voltage will display lowest absolute voltage on the bottom left of the display and the Max volt-age will display the highest absolute voltage on the bottom right of the display.

Testing and Measuring Operations Frequency Measurement

Hz FRQ CTR – Frequency Counter mode is used for mea-suring the frequency of an alternating voltage signal.

Contact the probe tip to the circuit and it will display the frequency in Hertz (cycles per second) in the main display area while also displaying the – Pulse Width and + Pulse Width in milliseconds on the bottom line.

The Power Probe IV can measure frequencies from 1Hz to 9999Hz.

FRQ CTR can be used for tests where frequency or pulse width are needed such as MAF sensors, wheel sensors, etc.

Cable harness tests

• Working on a classic car restoration this is a great way to test the vehicle's wiring before finalizing the rebuild.
• Determine a clear result of where the fault or electrical problem is located.

Track and locate shorts

• You can trace from the fuse box to the faulty circuit or light.

Helps track and locate broken cables

• Thanks to its audible indicator and its LED light, the fault can be quickly located.