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Reading the -10 operating manual... Dated December 1992
Table 2-1 on page 2-3 lists the controls and such...
For the AM-VM switch it lists:
L3-L1 (1 Phase) as displaying Voltage of L3-L0, and Current as L3
L3-L0 (1 Phase) as displaying Voltage of L3-L0, and Current as L3
Am I loosing my mind? Shouldn't that first option be giving me the Volts across L3 - L1 (240v) and the second L3 - L0 (120v)
Did I grab an earlier TM that has an error in it that was corrected later?![Table 2-1 Snip.jpg Table 2-1 Snip.jpg](https://www.steelsoldiers.com/data/attachments/673/673833-c49f7528a9d9ef2362ce5e817a03a46d.jpg)
I zoomed in on a photo of a control panel, which indicates N rather than L0 (which of course is Neutral, but that's besides the point), so I suspect it works like I think it should, but I've been wrong before when I try to be logical...
Table 2-1 on page 2-3 lists the controls and such...
For the AM-VM switch it lists:
L3-L1 (1 Phase) as displaying Voltage of L3-L0, and Current as L3
L3-L0 (1 Phase) as displaying Voltage of L3-L0, and Current as L3
Am I loosing my mind? Shouldn't that first option be giving me the Volts across L3 - L1 (240v) and the second L3 - L0 (120v)
Did I grab an earlier TM that has an error in it that was corrected later?
![Table 2-1 Snip.jpg Table 2-1 Snip.jpg](https://www.steelsoldiers.com/data/attachments/673/673833-c49f7528a9d9ef2362ce5e817a03a46d.jpg)
I zoomed in on a photo of a control panel, which indicates N rather than L0 (which of course is Neutral, but that's besides the point), so I suspect it works like I think it should, but I've been wrong before when I try to be logical...