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How do you nul the resistance, of the test leads, of a Simpson 360-2 run 2 digital multimeter?

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A. Connect test leads to the + and COMMON terminals.

b. Turn the function selection switch to the DC OHMS position.

c. Turn the range selector switch to the 200mV position.

d. Short the test leads together.

e. Allow the instrument to warm up for 15 minutes.

f. Using an insulated screwdriver, adjust the potentiometer through the hole located directly below the analog display for a numerical display of 00.0. http://www.simpson260.com/downloads/simpson_360-2_user_manual-1975.pdf

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SOURCE: How do you null the resistance, of the test leads, of a Simpson 360-2 run 2 digital multimeter?

I don't know the answer but there are manuals available for download and youtube videos illustrating the calibration procedure.

I suggest you ask google.

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How do you null the resistance, of the test leads, of a Simpson 360-2 digital multimeter?

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