NB: I will in no way be responsible for damage etc caused as a result
of this suggestion, should you choose to try it.
Open up the case, and turn front towards you, right-side up. Observe
in the top-left corner, a cluster of resistors and diodes, arranged in
three rows: R R, D D, R R.
Note in particular that the bottom right-hand "resistor" is in fact a
link (zero ohms). Number the PCB pads on this bottom row from left to
right as 1 2 3 4 5.
Observe how on the '75, the zero-ohm link is between pads 4 and 5.
Observe how on the '77, the zero-ohm link is between pads 3 and 4.
Do whatever you think is appropriate.
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Danny ter Haar <dan...@hacktic.nl> or <da...@cistron.nl.mugnet.org>
Robins law #103: 'a couple of lightyears can't part good friends'
| It didn't work on my fluke 75 !
| The touch hold is supposed to be activated by keeping the button pressed
| right? it didn't work here, although nothing seemed changed either...
I've had positive feedback from others... Sure you did it right?
Press the blue button while powering on, and keep it pressed until
the self-test has finished.
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