Hantek HDM3000 Digital Multimeter User Guide

Hantek HDM3000 Digital Multimeter

Maintenance and Cleaning

Maintenance

Do not place the instrument in a place exposed to sunlight for a long time.

Cleaning

Please clean the instrument frequently according to the condition of the instrument. To clean the exterior surface, perform the following steps:

1. Turn off the power.
2. Wipe the dust outside the instrument with a soft cloth that is damp but not dripping (can use a mild detergent or water). When cleaning the instrument with LCD screen, please be careful not to scratch the LCD protection screen.

Quick Start

Format conventions in the document:
Keys:
For functional keys on the front panel of the instrument, a key icon is used in this book.
For example: The DC voltage measurement function key is represented by DVC.

This chapter guides the user to quickly know the basic information of the multimeter such as the front and rear panels, the user interface and measuring connections.
Chapter 1 outline:

• General inspection
• Adjust the handle
• The front panel
• The rear panel
• Models and options
• First use of the multimeter
• Measuring connections

Check the transport package.
If the transport package is damaged, please retain the damaged packaging or shock proof material until the good have been fully inspected and the equipment has passed the electrical and mechanical tests.
If the instrument is damaged due to transportation, the consigner or carrier shall be liable for the damage to the instrument. Qingdao Hantek Electronic Co., LTD. will not carry out free repair or replacement.

Check the whole instrument.
If there is any mechanical damage, any parts missing, or the instrument does not pass the electrical and mechanical tests, please contact Qingdao Hantek Electronics Co., Ltd.

Check the attachments.
Please check the attachments according to the packing list. If there is any damage or anything missing, please contact Qingdao Hantek Electronics Co., Ltd.

To adjust the handle of the digital multimeter, hold the handles on both sides and pull them outward. Then rotate the handle to the desired position. The operation is shown in the following picture.

Adjusting the handle

Placing the instrument

The Front Panel

HDM3000 Front Panel Sketch Map

Note: Text is provided on some front panel keys. This indicates that the key has a function that you can access by pressing and releasing [Shift] before pressing the key. For example, if you press and release [Shift] before pressing [Display], you will access the [Utility] function:

The Front Panel Menu References

The following table summarizes the front panel keys and menu structure.

Keys

|

Application

---|---
| Configure DC voltage measurement, including DCV ratio measurement: Range: Automatically adjust range (default), 100 mV, 1 V, 10 V, 100 V or 1000V Aperture PLC: 0.02, 0.2, 1, 10, 100. Default value: 10
Auto Zero: Off or On (default)
Input Z: 10 M Ω (default) or Auto Ω (> 1 G) DCV ratio: Off (default) or On
| Configure DC current measurement:
Terminals: 3 A or 10 A
Range: Auto, 100 µA, 1 mA, 10 mA, 100 mA, 1 A, 3 A or 10 A (Terminals set to 10 A).
Aperture PLC: 0.02, 0.2, 1, 10, 100. Default value: 10 Auto Zero: Off or On (default)
| Configure AC voltage measurement:
Range: Automatically adjust range (default), 100 mV, 1 V, 10 V, 100 V or 750 V
AC Filter: >3 Hz, >20 Hz, >200 Hz
| Configure AC current measurement:
Terminals: 3 A or 10 A
Range: Auto, 100 µA, 1 mA, 10 mA, 100 mA, 1 A, 3 A or 10 A(terminal set to 10 A)
AC Filter: >3 Hz, >20 Hz, >200 Hz
| Configure 2-wire resistance measurement:
Range: 100 Ω, 1 kΩ, 10 kΩ, 100 kΩ, 1 MΩ, 10 MΩ or 100 MΩ
Note: The approximate current sourced for each range (for example, ~1mA) is shown on each range softkey.
Aperture PLC: 0.02, 0.2, 1, 10, 100. Default value: 10 Auto Zero: Off or On (default)
| Configure 4 wire resistance measurement.
Range: 100 Ω, 1 kΩ, 10 kΩ, 100 kΩ, 1 MΩ, 10 MΩ or 100 MΩ.
Note: The approximate current sourced for each range (for example, ~1mA) is shown on each range softkey.
Aperture PLC: 0.02, 0.2, 1, 10, 100. Default value: 10
| Configure frequency and period measurements.
Parameters include range, AC filter, and gate time.
Range: 100 mV, 1 V, 10 V, 100 V, 750 V, Auto (default)
AC Filter: >3 Hz, >20 Hz, >200 Hz
Gating time: 10 ms, 100 ms(default) or 1 s Timeout: 1 s(default) or Auto
| Configure capacitance measurement:
Range: 1 nF, 10 nF, 100 nF, 1µF, 10µF, 100µF or Auto (default)
| Configure continuity measurement: Beeper: Close or On (default)
| Configure diode measurement: Beeper: Close or On (default)
| Configure 2-wire and 4-wire temperature measurements.
Probe types: RTD2W, RTD4W (default), Thermis2W, Thermis4W
Settings of RTD 2W or RTD 4W:
R0: R0 is an RTD nominal resistor at 0 ℃. The default value is 100 Ω
Aperture PLC: 0.02, 0.2, 1, 10, 100. Default value: 10 Units: °C, °F, or K
Settings of Thermis2W and Thermis4W:
Aperture PLC: 0.02, 0.2, 1, 10, 100. Default value: 10
Auto Zero: Off or On (Default) (2-wire measurement only; Not suitable for 4-wire measurement)
Units: °C, °F, or K
| Run and stop the measurement.
| Save function.
| Take a single measurement.
| Take one or more hand-free measurement.
| Take a null measurement.
| Configure null functions, statistics, and limits.
| Configure the text and graphics that appear on the display and secondary measurements.
| Store and invoke instrument state and preferences. Configure the I/O interface
Perform system administration tasks, including calibration. Configure user preferences.
Perform file management activities
| Learn about the instrument, see the most recent error message, or clear the error message.
| Select manual or Auto range. Press  to manually increase the range, press to manually reduce the range.
| Return to instrument local control (when in Remote mode), or indicate that the next front panel key will be “shifted”, for example,
[Probe Hold] instead of [Single].

[Acquire] Key

[Math] Key

The availability of Math soft keys varies by measurement function.

[Display] Key

chart.
Label| Enables or disables display messages.
Label Text| Edit the text displayed when the soft key LABEL is on.
2nd Meas| Choose auxiliary measurement
Digit Mask| Set the number of digits displayed in the measurement.

[Utility] Key

default values.
Manage Files| Perform basic file management tasks and screen capture.
I/O Config| Configure LAN.
Test/Admin| Perform self – test, calibration, firmware update tasks
System Setup| Set user preferences, date, and time.

The Rear Panel

1. Connect the terminals and the current input fuse.
   The multimeter uses two types of fuses to provide input protection for small and large current ranges. The internal fuse provides the maximum protection limit of 10.5A for the input of large current range. The fuse will be blown when the input current exceeds 10.5A. The rear panel current input fuse provides the maximum protection limit of 3.1A for small current range input, and the fuse will be blown when the input current exceeds 3.1A. The multimeter is equipped with a high current input fuse when leaving the factory. If you need to replace the small current fuse, please do it in the following way:

   • Turn off the power of the multimeter and unplug the power cord.
   • Use the straight screwdriver to push in slightly and rotate along the direction shown in the picture to pull out the fuse holder.
   • Replace specified fuses.
   • Put the fuse holder into the card slot.
     Note: the large current input fuse is located inside the instrument and is not allowed to be replaced by the user. If needing replacement, please contact Qingdao Hantek Electronic Co., Ltd.

2. The fan

3. The GPIB interface (non-standard)
   This interface can be configured using the Keysight IO Libraries Connection Expert utility.

4. Power jack
   This multimeter can input two specifications of AC power supply. Connect alternating current to the multimeter through the socket using the power cord provided in the attachment.
   Note: Please select the correct voltage range (using voltage selector) before connecting AC.

5. VM Comp
   You can use the VMC OUT soft key to set the edge slope of the VM Comp (voltmeter complete) output on the rear panel of the instrument. This connector emits a signal whenever completing a measurement, allowing you to send signals to other devices in the measurement system.

6. External trigger input
   You can trigger a multimeter by adding a trigger pulse to the [Ext Trig] connector. At this point, you need to select an external trigger source.

7. LAN interface
   Through this interface, the multimeter is connected to the network for remote control.

8. The RS232 interface
   Through this interface, the computer is connected to the multimeter. You can control the multimeter remotely using the SCPI command or PC software.

9. USB Device interface
   Through this interface, the computer is connected to the multimeter. You can control the multimeter remotely using the SCPI command or PC software.

10. The power fuse
    The multimeter leaves the factory with a power fuse installed. If needing to replace the fuse, please do it in the following way:

    • Turn off the power of the multimeter and unplug the power cord.
    • Use the screwdriver to press the tongue, and then pull out the fuse seat.
    • Select the correct voltage range at the voltage selector.
    • Replace the specified specification of the fuse.
    • Put the fuse holder into the card slot.

11. Voltage selector
    Select the correct voltage range according to the AC specification you are using. Two AC input voltage ranges are available: 110 V and 220 V.

Models and Options

Model

| Reading Resolution| Maximum Reading Rate| DC Voltage Accuracy| 11 Kinds of Measurements|

Standard Interface

---|---|---|---|---|---

HDM3055

| 5½| 30Krdgs/s| 150ppm| AC/DC voltage / AC/DC current / 2&4wire resistance / frequency / period / diode / conductance / thermocouple / temperature| USB,232,485(front single panel input)
HDM3055S| 5½| 30Krdgs/s| 150ppm|

USB,232,485(rear single panel input)

HDM3055A

| 5½| 30Krdgs/s|

150ppm

|

USB,232,485

HDM3055B

| 5½| 30Krdgs/s|

150ppm

|

USB,232,485, LAN

HDM3055H

| 5½| 30Krdgs/s|

150ppm

|

USB,232,485, LAN, GPIB

HDM3065

| 6½| 30Krdgs/s|

35ppm

|

USB,232,485(front single panel input)

HDM3065S

|

6½

| 30Krdgs/s|

35ppm

|

USB,232,485(rear single panel input)

HDM3065A

| 6½| 30Krdgs/s|

35ppm

|

USB,232,485

HDM3065B

| 6½| 30Krdgs/s| 35ppm|

USB,232,485, LAN

HDM3065H| 6½| 30Krdgs/s|

35ppm

|

USB,232,485, LAN, GPIB

First Use of The Multimeter

When using the multimeter for the first time, refer to the steps below to start the multimeter.

1. Connect the AC power supply.

   • Adjust the power supply voltage selector on the rear panel according to your power supply voltage.
   • Connect the multimeter to the AC power supply using the power cord.

2. Start the multimeter.

   • Press the power button on the front panel to start the instrument.

3. Start-up process
   Normal startup: Display the user interface.

4. If the instrument does not start normally, please follow the following steps to check.

   • Check whether the power cord is in good connection.
   • If the instrument is still not started after checking without error, please check whether the power fuse has been blown. If necessary, please replace the fuse.
   • If the instrument is still not started after the above check, please contact Qingdao Hantek Electronic Co., Ltd.

Measuring Connection

This multimeter provides a variety of measuring functions. After selecting the required measuring function, connect the measured signal (device) to the multimeter as shown in the following figure. In the process of measurement, do not switch the measuring function at will, otherwise it may damage the multimeter. For example, do not use the measuring lead to measure AC voltage when it is connected to the current terminals.

Note: To avoid damaging the multimeter, be sure to follow the instructions below for DC/AC current measurements.

1. When measuring the current, make sure to select the correct current input terminal according to the expected current size before switching on the multimeter power.

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