HiloReign
Well-Known Member
Unfortunately, I'm VASTLY uneducated when it comes to using this multimeter. I may even be wrong.
I connected my red probe to the ohm (the horseshoe looking symbol) and black to COM. Simply unplug your driver, touch your probe tips accordingly (+ to +...) to the wires that are going to be powering LEDs. The way my multimeter works, if there's a problem with the device, it beeps. I confirmed this test by testing my smaller driver(for my mini veg light) first, with no beep. Obviously my multimeter beeped when hooked up to my bigger driver.
I'd greatly appreciate anyone who can chime in and correct a fool if need be...
If not, GL Fran, we'll figure this stupid meter out sooner or later...
EDIT: Also, I set the dial to the volume looking symbol. Sorry, I can't explain it but it is set to that option in the picture:
I connected my red probe to the ohm (the horseshoe looking symbol) and black to COM. Simply unplug your driver, touch your probe tips accordingly (+ to +...) to the wires that are going to be powering LEDs. The way my multimeter works, if there's a problem with the device, it beeps. I confirmed this test by testing my smaller driver(for my mini veg light) first, with no beep. Obviously my multimeter beeped when hooked up to my bigger driver.
I'd greatly appreciate anyone who can chime in and correct a fool if need be...
If not, GL Fran, we'll figure this stupid meter out sooner or later...
EDIT: Also, I set the dial to the volume looking symbol. Sorry, I can't explain it but it is set to that option in the picture: