voltages to the circuits of integrated circuit
into jack J1, power is taken only from the Converter Charger, the battery, if
installed, is disconnected from the circuit. NOTE: The Converter will not
charge the battery in your Wattmeter even if you use a rechargeable battery.
The Wattmeter may be powered at all times with the Converter; however, if
you wish to operate the instrument away from an AC source, you must use a
battery.
If the Converter is plugged
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\rilen be rrm::t pcnel Sensiti\'ity control is rotated fully counterclockwise
lint!
be cu:J:oo: c::cks. the battery (or Converter) power, through contacts
be
o' . . . -itcb (which must be in the AVG position), may be
il:
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oboe!'.-ed
portion of the FWD meter. NOTE: If you have turned
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be 5e'lSi:i'.-:'::-' C 02t:rc:)] to check the battery condition, be sure to once again
,::e
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"Set""
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re:-.leuthe PEP-AVG switch to the AVG (out) posi-
tion wne:J
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in use: this disconnects the battery from the
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circuit.
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