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Recording tutorial
The following shows how to record high quality
audio to the recorder. In this example, two micro-
phones are used and the unit runs on batteries.
Preparations
1. Insert four alkaline or rechargeable nickel hydride
AA batteries to the battery compartment on the
right side panel.
To remove battery compartment, open the bat-
tery compartment cover and pull up the ribbon
attached to the battery compartment.
2. Insert a new SD card to the [SD-CARD] slot.
The [SD-CARD] slot is located inside the battery
compartment cover.
To set an SD card to the slot, hold an SD card
with the label side facing to the battery compart-
ment, and press the card into the slot until you
hear a click.
3. Connect two microphones to [INPUT] connectors
1 and 2 on the left side panel.
4. Connect headphones to the [PHONE] connector
on the right side panel.
Set the following switches and control for each in-
put signal appropriately.
5. When you use a condenser microphone that re-
quires phantom power, set the phantom power
switch above the [INPUT] connector to "P48".
6. Set the [PAN] switch on the front panel to L
(left), R (right) or C (center) depending on which
track(s) you want to record audio onto.
7. Set the [GAIN] switch and the level control on
the front panel appropriately depending on the
microphone sensitivity and audio source volume.
If the [PK] indicator lights in red frequently, set
the [GAIN] switch to a more left position. The
more right position of this switch provides higher
sensitivity.
If the "OL" of the level meter on the display
lights, turn the level control down (counterclock-
wise).
<Memo>:It is recommended to make settings
above while listening to the sound via head-
phones. You can control the headphone volume
using the [VOLUME] control on the front panel.
After all the preparations are made, you are now
ready for recording.
1. To start recording, press the [REC] key on the
front panel.
2. To stop recording, press the [REC] key again.
The recorder stops recording and closes the file.
Now an audio file (44.1 kHz/16-bit WAV file, by
default) is created on the SD card.
Playing back the recorded file
Now, let's play back the recorded file and check the
result via headphones.
1. Press the [
] key.
The recorder starts playback of the file.
After finishing playback of the file, the recorder
stops.
• By holding down the [
rewind or fast-forward the file.
• By pressing the [
back to the beginning of the file.
■
• Pressing the [
Mounting a DSLR camera to the unit
The following describes how to mount a DSLR
camera to the unit.
1. Fix the screws of the supplied bracket for cam-
era mounting to the screw holes on the top panel
of the unit.
2. Fix the movable screw on the center of the
bracket to the tripod screw hole on a DSLR cam-
era.
Be sure to determine the appropriate position
before fixing the screw.
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] or [
] key, you can
] key briefly, you can skip
] key stops playback.
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