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It has an Int/Ext switch that allows alternate input connections via the rear interface to be selected.
It has an Int/Ext switch that allows alternate input connections via the rear interface to be selected.


The DM502 is available with an input for temperature measurement with a transistor temperatur probe ([[P6430]]) using a NPN-Transistor, e.g. 2N2484 (any NPN-Transistor with hFE>150 can be used.
The DM502 is available with an input for temperature measurement with a transistor temperature probe ([[P6430]])  
using an NPN transistor, e.g. a 2N2484 (any NPN-Transistor with h<sub>FE</sub> >150 can be used).


The DM502'''A''' model adds an input for a PT-100 temperature probe ([[P6601]]), a true RMS converter, and offset circuits to read dB directly in all ranges. An "Option 2" instrument deletes the temperature measurement function, P6601 temperature probe, and all internal circuits associated with this function. The rear interface of DM502'''A''' is limited compared to the DM502: No current input and no reading output, see gallery below.
The DM502'''A''' model adds an input for a PT-100 temperature probe ([[P6601]]), a True RMS converter,  
and offset circuits to read dB directly in all ranges. An "Option 2" instrument deletes the temperature  
measurement function, P6601 temperature probe, and all internal circuits associated with this function.  
The rear interface of DM502'''A''' is limited compared to the DM502: No current input and no reading output, see gallery below.


The 2-kΩ-measurement range (+HI in DM502A) can be used for diode testing, since a current source of 1mA is active  
The 2 kΩ measurement range (+HI in DM502A) can be used for diode testing, since a current source of 1 mA is active  
and the reading corresponds to the (forward) voltage drop of the diode in Volt. The voltage can rise to a maximum of 10 V. Use a second voltmeter to measure the voltage if 2 V are exceeded.
and the reading corresponds to the (forward) voltage drop of the diode in Volts. The voltage can rise to a maximum of 10 V.  
A second voltmeter is needed to measure the voltage if 2 V are exceeded.


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