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Audio setup (Continued)
• When there is no audio device connected to
an INPUT jack, set the INPUT switch of
that jack to LINE to prevent noise.
2
Set the input level of the
microphone.
• Set the input level to the sensitivity of
an XLR microphone you are using
with [INPUT1 TRIM]/[INPUT2
TRIM] in the menu (p. 92).
• You can set an input level between
-60 dBu (+12dB) and -30 dBu
(-18dB) by 6dB. The default setting is
-48 dBu (0dB).
3
Select the channel you want to
record.
Using the CH1/CH2 switches, select the
source to be recorded on each channel.
When the CH1 switch is set to INT MIC
Input source and recorded
channel
INT MIC (L)
INT MIC (R)
INT MIC (mono)
INPUT 1
INT MIC (mono)
INPUT 2
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CH2
switch
setting
CH1
CH2
CH1
CH2
CH1
CH2
When the CH1 switch is set to INPUT 1
Input source and recorded
channel
INPUT 1
INT MIC (mono)
INPUT 1
INPUT 1
INPUT 2
z Tips
• When you use a stereo microphone (2 XLR
plugs), connect the L (left) channel plug to the
INPUT 1 jack, and the R (right) channel plug to
the INPUT 2 jack. Set the CH1 switch to INPUT
1, and the CH2 switch to INPUT 2.
Adjusting the volume
When both the CH1/CH2 switches are set
to INT MIC, left and right channels are
linked to the CH1 switch and dial.
1
Set the AUTO/MAN switch (G) of
the channel to be adjusted to
MAN.
appears on the LCD screen.
2
During recording or standby, turn
the AUDIO LEVEL dial (H) of the
channel to be adjusted.
CH2
switch
setting
CH1
CH2
CH1
CH2
CH1
CH2
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