Sony PCM-7040 Operation Manual page 37

4-2 Recording Procedure
The increments, that depend on the gain setting,
are shown below.
Gain (dB)
–∞ to –55.0
–55.0 to –50.0
–50.0 to –40.0
–40.0 to –12.0
–12.0 to +12.0
–∞ is displayed –_ _ _.
4
Repeat steps 2 and 3 until you complete the gain
setting for the desired channel(s).
You don't need to press the SET key.
Note
When the version number of the RM-D7300 digital
Audio Editor is 1.0, the RM-D7300 controls the gain
within ±6 dB.
Setting the upper limit value of the input
signal gain
To set the upper limit value of the input signal gain
from the "GAin rnG" (GAIN RANGE) preset menu,
follow the procedure below. Factory-set value is set to
"12 dB" (12 dB). The set value is saved when you turn
the power off.
1
Turn the search dial while holding down the
MENU key and set the display to "GAin rnG".
2
To set the upper limit time, turn the search dial
while holding down the DATA key.
As the search dial is turned, the indicator changes
as follows:
"12 dB" (12 dB): –∞ to +12 dB
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Chapter 4 Recording
Increments (dB)
2 to 5
1
0.5
0.2
0.1
1
2 3
"6 dB" (6 dB): –∞ to +6 dB
"0 dB" (0 dB): –∞ to +0 dB
3
Press the SET key.
The display stops flashing and the upper limit
value selection terminates.
Note
If the set gain value exceeds the previously set upper
limit value, the setting is not accepted. If, when you
press the SET key, the display shows "– – iLLEGAL –
–", check the set gain value.
Cross-fading time in sync recording mode
You can set a value of between 0 and 999 ms for the
cross-fading time at the following points, using the
"croS FAdE" (CROSS FADE) preset menu.
To set the cross-fading time, follow the procedure
below.
• cross fade time of the punch-in/out point in sync
recording mode (RMW: Read Modify Write)
• fade-in time in memory start
• fade-in/out time of the spot erase
Factory-set value is set to 10 ms. The setting is saved
even if you turn off the power.
1
Turn the search dial while holding down the MENU
key and set the display as follows.
1
2 3
* * *
Cross fade
time (ms)