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Look at the picture what would you do with the numbers on the voltmeters? The voltmeters are connected to a transformer.

LOCKMASTER POWER UNIT
SAL KURm
de
FYYS
UNILAB
52
Science Passasin
2.10
AB
HOLD
3180
9
Ⓒ-
SA
FORTS
COM
AST
ARIA
Vi
TL Det
Temp
41.2
DIGITAL MULTIMETER Auto Po
ADM
LOFF
HOLD

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