Triplett 1101-B Instruction Manual
Model 1101-B
Compact Digital Multimeter
Instruction Manual
1. Introduction
The
Triplett Model 1101-B
is a 3 1/2 digit, handheld Digital Multimeter with Auto Power Off and
a backlit LCD display. At its core is an LSI (Large Scale Integration) integrated circuit that uses
dual slope A/D conversion for stability and accuracy. The meter can measure AC and DC Voltage
and DC Current, Resistance, Temperature, Transistor gain, and perform a Diode and Continuity
Test. Overload protection makes the meter resistant to damage from accidental overloads.
2. Panel Layout
1)
LCD Display with
(Low Battery) and
H
(Hold) annunciators
2)
Data-Hold Button (HOLD). Press to ‘freeze’ the present LCD reading. Press again to ‘un-
freeze’ the reading.
3)
Back Light Button / Auto Power Off Reactivate: Press to turn on the LCD backlight. The
backlght will turn itself off automatically in a few minutes. If the meter turns itself off after
approximately 30 minutes (Auto Power Off feature activates), press this button to reactivate the
meter, or set the Rotary Switch to OFF and then to the desired range.
4)
Rotary Switch: Use this switch to select functions and ranges
5)
Input Jacks: Plug in test leads for the desired measurement type.
3. Safety Information
3-1
The 1101-B is designed for CAT II 600V applications. DO NOT USE THIS METER FOR CAT
III OR CAT IV APPLICATIONS.
3-2
Follow all safety and operating instructions to ensure that the meter is used safely and is
kept in good operating condition.
3-3
Safety Symbols:
Important safety information, refer to the operating manual.
Dangerous voltage may be presence.
Double insulation (protection Class II)
4. Cautions and Warnings
4-1
To maintain safety, use the provided test leads.
4-2
Do not use with the battery cover removed.
4-3
Always set Range Switch to correct position for measurement.
4-4
Do not exceed the input limits.
4-5
Do not change Range Switch setting when the test leads are connected to a circuit.
4-6
Use caution when measuring voltages higher than 60V DC or 30V AC.
4-7
Replace fuse with fuse of the same rating.
5. GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
5-1
Max Voltage between input terminal and Earth Ground: CAT II 600V
5-2
Overrange Indication: displays “1” for the most significant digit.
5-3
Low Battery Indication: “
“ displayed
5-4
Max LCD display: 1999 (3 1/2 digits)
5-5
Fuse:Fast Acting 200mA /500V, 6 x 30mm, TRIPLETT 3207-135
5-6
Battery: 9V, 6F22 or NEDA 1604, TRIPLETT 37-48
5-7
Operating Temperature: 32
°
F to 105
°
F (relative humidity
5-8
Storage Temperature: 14
°
F to 125
°
F (relative humidity
5-9
Dimensions: 2.7” x 5.5” x 1.2”
5-10
Weight: approx. 6 oz (including battery)
6. Specifications
Accuracy is specified at 64
°
F to 82
°
F with relative humidity below 75%.
7. Operating Instructions
7-1 Before Operation
7-1-1
Check battery. If the battery is low, “
” will show in the display. Replace by removing
screw and lifting the battery cover up from the screw location.
7-1-2
The “
” symbol beside the input jacks warns of limitations in the input voltage and
current. DO NOT EXCEED THESE LIMITS.
7-1-3
The Range Switch must be positioned to desired range BEFORE connecting the test leads
to the circuit to be measured.
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