Would the leads not need to be plugged into COM and A, rather than mA? If it’s AC and measuring amps? Also, my dilemma is, I was thinking about the AC/DC clamp. The reason I wanted the Fluke AC/DC clamp, to plug into one of those two Greenlee/Brymens, was due to the Brymens having a Crest feature. None of my Flukes have that.
Am I barking up the wrong tree, here?
The i400 reads AC current through the clamp, then outputs a proportional AC current through the test leads to your DMM. 1 Amp through the clamp is converted to 1mA. Of course a typical DMM can measure some mA values through the A jack, such as 100mA is 0.1A, so there is some flexibility there.
The i410 reads AC or DC current via the clamp then outputs a proportional AC or DC VOLTAGE, not current: 1mV per Amp.
In both cases, you are going to have to do some quick mental decimal point migrations to convert what your DMM is displaying to the proper current being detected by the clamp.