Note the triangle shaped embossed connector for the IR interface. Top right is a button which I can't press. The only other features are the Funny slot beside the display and two openings on the side where you can peek in. (I'll try to get a shot in the hole later). Of course I obscured the identifying marks so no hacker (not from here of course) couldn't hijack my house or stalk me by my electrical usage.
Also note the dashes across the bottom of the display, they march across from left to right simulating the black mark on the rotating wheel of the meter they took away. (I sure wish they left it). The test mode screen does not light all the dashes, this part of the display does not change per screen. There are 6 dashes below each digit.
It cycles through 5 screens
CLS (I suppose they do these first 2 screens to show that no digits have stuck on or off segments. This shows that you are reading the right number)
Test (note the degree symbon between the last 2 digits not otherwise used on the informational screens)
Load (sometimes the left side says R/C if the load is completely non inductive)
Usage (a little over a days usage)
Voltage (three decimal places!!!)
