Please help w/ multimeter [pics]

[IYIENACE]

I hate to do this but I'm in a bit of a jam (pressed for time) and an idiot when it comes to using a multimeter. :(
I need to check the rails on a couple of PSUs and after reading several 'how-to' guides I am still lost mainly because the cheap multimeter I am using looks nothing like those used by others!

Can someone please point me in the right direction so I don't fry some hardware?

I'm assuming the setting should be "DC V" but which of the two choices on the bottom should I plug the red + lead into? :confused:

TIA!

http://uploader.ws/upload/200707/100_02391.jpg
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http://uploader.ws/upload/200707/100_02351.jpg
http://img9.imagepile.net/img9/thmb86324100_02351.jpg (http://img9.imagepile.net/view.php?file=86324100_02351.jpg)

[thideras]

Pics don't work :-/

[IYIENACE]

Pics don't work :-/

ok sorry 1 sec I'll rehost

[Mr. Roboto]

The one on the left.

The pics work fine for me.

[thideras]

The one on the left.:confused:

[Mr. Roboto]

:confused:

What? The one on the right is the fused high current lead, if I am not mistaken. I'm not expert though, I'm an ME, not an EE, I could very well be wrong.

[thideras]

What? The one on the right is the fused high current lead, if I am not mistaken. I'm not expert though, I'm an ME, not an EE, I could very well be wrong.Nvm, pics work now.

[IYIENACE]

So the one on the left it is then.
Thanks OC I knew I could count on you. :beer:

[UglyChild]

Correct. Set it to DcV.