Sony PCM-7040 Operation Manual page 9

2-1 Front Panel
8 SYNC signal selector
Selects a synchronizing signal (synchronization mode).
EXT: External synchronization (word sync) mode is
selected. In this mode, the word synchronizing
(sync) signal input to the WORD SYNC INPUT
connector or the digital audio signal (called the D-
I sync signal in this manual) input to the
DIGITAL INPUT connector is used as the
reference signal.
INT: Internal synchronization mode is selected. In
this mode, the internal master clock is used as the
reference signal.
VIDEO: External video synchronization mode is
selected. In this mode, the video synchronizing
(sync) signal input to the REF VIDEO INPUT
connector is used as the reference signal.
If no external synchronizing signal is input while this
selector is set to EXT or VIDEO, the internal master
clock is selected automatically.
9 AUDIO INPUT selector
Selects analog or digital audio input signals.
ANALOG: Analog audio input signals are selected.
DIGITAL: Digital audio input signals are selected.
0 HEADPHONES jack
Accepts a pair of stereo headphones.
!¡ REW (rewind) key
When pressed, lights and causes the tape to be
rewound rapidly. The position of the tape is displayed
on the display of CH-1.
Leftmost position: the top of the tape (B.O.T.)
Rightmost position: the end of the tape (E.O.T.)
!™ FF (fast forward) key
When pressed, lights and causes the tape to be wound
rapidly. The position of the tape is displayed on the
display of CH-1.
Leftmost position: the top of the tape (B.O.T.)
Rightmost position: the end of the tape (E.O.T.)
!£ PLAY key
When pressed, lights and causes playback to start.
!¢ STOP key
When pressed, lights and causes the running tape to
stop. This key takes priority over all other tape
transport control keys.
2-2
Chapter 2 Location and Function of Parts and Controls
!
REC (record) key
When pressed together with the PLAY key, lights and
causes recording to start. The PLAY key also stays lit
during recording.
!§ SAMPLING FREQ (frequency) selector
Sets the sampling frequency for recording.
44.1 kHz: The sampling frequency is set to 44.1 kHz.
48 kHz: The sampling frequency is set to 48 kHz.
When using a recorded tape, set the sampling
frequency given by the tape ID.
!¶ ANALOG AUDIO INPUT level controls
Adjust the levels of the analog audio input signals for
channel 1 and channel 2, when the AUDIO INPUT
selector is set to ANALOG. The center position of
each control corresponds to the reference level.
CH-1: Adjusts the level of channel 1.
CH-2: Adjusts the level of channel 2.