Panasonic AG-3DA1 Operating Instructions - Page 48

Switching Audio Input, Using the built-in microphone, Using an external microphone and audio equipment

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Switching Audio Input During shooting, you can record up to two channels of sound. You can also switch the input sound to be recorded on each of the channels to the built-in microphones, external microphones or audio equipment connected to camera. CH1 SELECT switch CH2 SELECT switch BARS SHUTTER SPEED SEL Using an external microphone and audio equipment 1 Connect an external microphone or audio equipment to the INPUT 1/2 (XLR 3-pin) terminals. (Page 66) INPUT 1 terminal INPUT 2 terminal CH 1 SELECT CH 2 1 INPUT 2 INT（L） INT（R） ON INPUT 1 INPUT 2 OFF INPUT 2 AUDIO MIC POWER +48V COUNTER RESET WFM 12 3 HANDLE ZOOM OFF ON MIX EVF DTL ZEBRA INPUT 1/2 (MIC POWER +48V) switches Using the built-in microphone 1 Switch the CH1 SELECT switch to INT (L). • Audio from the built-in microphone Lch is recorded to audio channel 1. 2 Switch the CH2 SELECT switch to INT (R). • Audio from the built-in microphone Rch is recorded to audio channel 2. 2 Use the INPUT 1/2 switches to switch the audio input. INPUT 1 switch INPUT 2 switch PUSH LINE: (audio equipment is connected) Input level is 0 dBu. MIC: (an external microphone is connected) Input level is -50 dBu. You can change the input level to -60 dBu in the setup menus, RECORDING SETUP screen MIC GAIN1 and MIC GAIN2. (Page 80) Be aware that sensitivity will be higher if you choose -60 dBu so you will record more noise. 48

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During shooting, you can record up to two
channels of sound. You can also switch the input
sound to be recorded on each of the channels to
the built-in microphones, external microphones or
audio equipment connected to camera.
BARS
SHUTTER
AUDIO
SPEED
INPUT
MIC POWER +48V
（R）
1
2
SEL
WFM
RESET
COUNTER
EVF DTL
MIX
ZEBRA
SELECT
CH 2
INT
ON
OFF
INPUT 2
（L）
INT
INPUT 1
INPUT 2
CH 1
CH2 SELECT switch
CH1 SELECT switch
INPUT 1/2 (MIC POWER +48V) switches
Using the built-in microphone
1
Switch the CH1 SELECT switch to INT (L).
Audio from the built-in microphone Lch is
recorded to audio channel 1.
2
Switch the CH2 SELECT switch to INT (R).
Audio from the built-in microphone Rch is
recorded to audio channel ±.
•
•
Switching Audio Input
Using an external microphone and
audio equipment
1
Connect an external microphone or audio
equipment to the INPUT 1/2 (XLR 3-pin)
terminals. (Page 66)
INPUT 1 terminal
INPUT 2 terminal
2
Use the INPUT 1/2 switches to switch the
audio input.
INPUT 2 switch
INPUT 1 switch
LINE: (audio equipment is connected)
Input level is 0 dBu.
MIC: (an external microphone is
connected)
Input level is –50 dBu.
You can change the input level to
–
60 dBu
in the setup menus, RECORDING SETUP
screen MIC GAIN1 and MIC GAIN±. (Page
80)
Be aware that sensitivity will be higher if
you choose –60 dBu so you will record
more noise.