Dfp-D3000 Input/Output Level - Sony DFP-D3000 Quick Start Manual

9.2 DFP-D3000 Input/Output Level

The DFP-D3000 input/output levels are as follows:
AUX input reference level:
The reference level is _8.2 dBu (= 300 mV). The signal level can be increased for other channels only for
the Sub Woofer channel input. (Select from 0 dB, +6 dB, +8 dB, +10 dB).
Set this item from the setup software.
Non-Sync input reference level:
Select from +4 dBu reference, _10 dBu reference, and _16 dBu. (Set from the setup software.)
Microphone 1 input reference level:
This input can be used not only as the microphone input but as the line input (monaural) as well.
The level of the microphone input can be adjusted within the range of _20 dBu and _60 dBu.
During line input, the level can be selected from +4 dBu reference, _10 dBu reference, and _16 dBu
reference. (Set from the setup software.)
The default values are _50 dBu for the microphone input, and _10 dBu for the line input.
Microphone 2 input reference level:
The level of the microphone input can be adjusted within the range of _20 dBu and _60 dBu (1 dB step).
The default value is _50 dBu.
Phantom power (+48 V) can be supplied for both Microphone inputs 1 and 2.
PEC input reference level:
If A-chain automatic adjustment is performed using the reference film recording the 880 Hz sine wave
(film recorded with Dolby Tone) in the DFP-D3000, the DFP-D3000 meter will be set to _20 dB (20 dB
below the maximum level of the digital signal processing) when the film reference signal is played back.
Reference level of the digital unit:
20 dB (_20 dBFs) below the maximum level (0 dBFs) of digital signal processing. In digital signal
processing, basically _20 dBFs will be directly output to the output if the equalizer level, trim level, etc.
have not been adjusted
Audio output level (SYSTEM OUTPUT, MONITOR OUTPUT)
Select from the _16 dB reference or _10 dBu reference. However the system can handle the +4 dBu
reference output.
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