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Chapter:
4 Recording
Setting
the
Sampling Frequency
1)
Press
the
SUB-MENU
key.
-Ai.-
;
-
y-
;
.
Its
indicator will
flash.
:;.>-;-•
r.;
/
;..{.-
;
:
;
v..
::
2) Press
the
FS key.
Its
indicator will
light
up,
and
the current
sampling frequency
setting will
appear
on
the
display.
3)
Use
the jog
wheel
or
shuttle
control
to
select
a
sampling
frequency.
The
following
sampling
frequencies are
available:
^
y.:;-
:-s;
:':
Sampling Frequency
Display
32
kHz
FS
-
35
44.1
kHz
FS
•
HHI
48 kHz
FS
-
48
4) Press
the
STORE/ENT
key.
The new
sampling frequency
will
be
selected.
Selecting the
Analog
Inputs
Source
inputs are
switched
in pairs:
1/2
and
3/4.
So,
for
example,
you
cannot
set
input
1
to
digital
and
input
2
to
analog
simultaneously.
The
analog
inputs are
initially
selected
when
the
DR4
is
powered
on.
The
four
indicators
above
the
INPUT SELECT
keys
show
the current settings for inputs
1/2
and
3/4.
The
analog
inputs
use
1/4
inch
stereo
phone
jacks.
They
accept
balanced and unbalanced
signals:
Tip
=
hot,
ring
=
cold, sleeve
=
ground.
Setting
the Input
Gain
Switch
The
gain of
the
analog
inputs
is
switched
in pairs
(
1/2,
3/4),
and can be
set
to
-10
dB
or
+4
dB.
Set
the
gain switches
to
match
the
level
of
the
incoming
signal.
The
DR4
does
not
have any
recording
level controls.
So
the signal
level
must be
set
on
the
device
that
is
feeding
the
DR4
inputs.
See
"Setting
Levels"
on page
19.
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1.0
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