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2009 BMW 128i 2D Convertible, N51, Automatic

Function Selector Rotary Switch

2009 BMW 128i 2D Convertible, N51, AutomaticSECTION Function Selector Rotary Switch
Fig 1: Identifying Function Selector Rotary Switch (Off)
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Power to the meter is turned off.

Fig 2: Identifying Function Selector Rotary Switch (Volts AC)
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Volts AC.

Measures AC voltage.

Ranges 400mV, 4V, 400V, 1000V.

Fig 3: Identifying Function Selector Rotary Switch (Volts DC, RPM)
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Volts DC, RPM.

Measures DC Voltage.

Ranges 4V, 40V, 400V, 1000V.

Fig 4: Identifying Function Selector Rotary Switch (mV)
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mV.

Measures DC Millivolts.

Range: 400mV.

Fig 5: Identifying Function Selector Rotary Switch (Continuity/Ohms)
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Continuity/Ohms.

Measures Continuity and Ohm.

Ranges: 400Ξ©,4kΞ©, 400kΞ©, 4MΞ©, 40MΞ©.

Fig 6: Identifying Function Selector Rotary Switch (Diode Test)
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Diode Test.

Test diode operation.

Range: 3.000V.

Fig 7: Identifying Function Selector Rotary Switch (Amps DC)
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Milliamp or Amps DC.

Measures DC Milliamps or amps.

Ranges: 40mA or 400mA for mA input 4000mA or 10 A for A input.

Fig 8: Identifying Function Selector Rotary Switch (Amps AC)
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Milliamps or Amps AC.

Measures AC Milliamps or amps.

Ranges: 40mA or 400mA for mA input 4000mA or 10 A for A input.

RENDER: 1.0x

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