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Example: When the peak indication has lit with MIC/LINE 2 connected to R and
MIC/LINE 1 connected to L, as illustrated below.
LINE
8
7
6
1
Press the MENU button.
2
In the top menu select [Audio MIC/LINE Level].
3
1 Select the number of the MIC/LINE input connector to which is
connected the target audio signal, and confirm; 2 select [High(+4dB)], and
confirm.
In this example, both [MIC/LINE 1] and [MIC/LINE 2] are set to [High
(+4dB)].
1
MIC/LINE 1
Middle
B High(+4dB)
MIC/LINE 2
Middle
Middle(-20dB)
MIC/LINE 3
Middle
Low(-44dB)
MIC/LINE 4
Middle
MIC/LINE 5
Middle
MIC/LINE 6
Middle
4
Press the MENU button to close the menu.
If no input signal indication appears (when set to the default
microphone/line level of "Middle (-20 dB)")
If no input signal indication appears in the source viewer even though an audio
signal is input, the microphone/line level is not reaching the reference level.
Using the same procedure as detailed in "If the peak indication appears" above,
select the number of the microphone/line input connector, and at step 3-2, select
[Low (-44dB)], and confirm.
R
AUDIO IN
PUSH
MIC/LINE
2
1
MIC/LINE
5
4
3
OFF
ON
MIC/LINE
2
2
L
PUSH
MIC/LINE
1
Settings Related To Input Signals
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