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Linking program output video to audio of the same source number and
outputting simultaneously
Setting the MIC/LINE level of an audio input
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Settings Related To Input Signals
Similarly, select [Input (R)], and confirm; select the audio input connector
from the list, and confirm.
When the input audio signal reaches the reference level, the input signal
indication in the source viewer lights green and you can confirm that there is
an audio input.
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Press the MENU button to close the menu.
When video is switched over to program output, you can set audio that has been
assigned to the same source number as the video to be enabled and output
simultaneously with this setting.
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Press the MENU button.
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In the top menu, select [Audio Input Assign].
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1 From the list, select the number for the channel fader to link to the video,
and confirm; 2 select [Link to Video], and confirm.
The setting turns on or off each time it is selected.
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Source Name
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Input (L)
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Input (R)
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Link to Video
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Press the MENU button to close the menu.
The
icon appears in the source viewer of the source number for
which the link was set.
When the video of the viewer in which the icon appears is program output,
the CH ON button lights and the audio channel is enabled simultaneously.
When program is not output, the CH ON button dims.
If the peak indication appears (when set to the default MIC/LINE
level of "Middle (-20 dB)")
If the input audio signal is too loud, the peak indication in the source viewer lights
red.
In this case, since the MIC/LINE level exceeds the standard input level, use the
following procedure to adjust it.
Input signal indication
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MIC1
MIC/LINE 1
MIC/LINE 1
Off
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