Zoom F8n Pro Quicktour page 15

Input settings list
Input Source
Ambisonic Mode
HPF
Input Limiter
Phase Invert
Phantom
Plugin Power
Input Delay
Stereo Link Mode
Trim Link
PFL Mode
Auto Mix
Set this according to the connected device to "Mic", "Line", "USB 1", "USB 2",
"USB 3" or "USB 4".
By connecting mics that can output Ambisonic A-format signals to Inputs
1–4, audio can be converted to Ambisonic B-format and recorded.
The high pass filter can cut low frequencies to reduce the sound of wind,
vocal pops and other noise.
The limiter can prevent distortion by reducing signals that have excessively
high levels.
The phase of input signals can be inverted. This is useful when sounds cancel
each other out due to mic settings.
Phantom power settings can be made.
Make this setting when a mic that is compatible with plug-in power is
connected to the MIC/LINE input connector of a mic capsule.
If there are differences in the timing of input sounds, use this function to
correct them when recording.
Mid-side mic signals can be set to be monitored as an ordinary stereo signal.
The input levels of multiple tracks can be linked and adjusted at the same
time.
On the PFL Screen, the monitoring sound can be set to be either pre-fader (PFL)
or post-fader (SOLO).
When recording multiple sounds, mic inputs can be adjusted automatically.
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