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Use the external microphone or audio devices connected to the XLR terminal.

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Recording Use the external microphone or audio devices connected to the XLR terminal. 1 Connect the external microphone or an audio device to the XLR CH1/CH2 terminal (XLR 3-pin) CH1 CH2  AAn external microphone or an audio device 2 Switch the connected audio input signal using the input level select switch the sensitivity increases, which may introduce noise into the recording. 3 Set the input level select switch to +48V to use a phantom microphone (a microphone that requires the +48V power supply). +48V:When a phantom microphone is connected ≥+48V power is supplied to the XLR CH1/CH2 terminal. ≥The battery will discharge faster when a phantom microphone is used. ≥When connecting a device that does not support the +48V power supply, set the switch to LINE or MIC. Setting the switch to +48V may cause the connected device to fail. 4 Set the CH1 switch to REAR Audio from the device connected to the XLR CH1 terminal is recorded. 5 Set the CH2 switch to REAR Audio from the device connected to the XLR CH2 terminal is recorded. AMicrophone attenuation switch BInput level select switch LINE:Select when an audio device is connected. ≥The input level is 0 dBu. MIC:The ALC (Auto Level Control) function is disabled. The audio recording level 4 can be adjusted with the AUDIO LEVEL knob. ≥The input level is -50 dBu/-60 dBu. ≥Switch the input level by using the microphone attenuation switch. When the microphone attenuation switch is turned ON, the input level is -50dBu. However, when the level is set to OFF, 5 59

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Recording
1
Connect the external microphone
or an audio device to the XLR
CH1/CH2 terminal (XLR 3-pin)
A
An external microphone or an audio device
2
Switch the connected audio input
signal using the input level select
switch
A
Microphone attenuation switch
B
Input level select switch
LINE:
Select when an audio device is
connected.
≥
The input level is 0 dBu.
MIC:
The ALC (Auto Level Control) function
is disabled. The audio recording level
can be adjusted with the AUDIO LEVEL
knob.
≥
The input level is -50 dBu/-60 dBu.
≥
Switch the input level by using the
microphone attenuation switch. When
the microphone attenuation switch is
turned ON, the input level is -50dBu.
However, when the level is set to OFF,
the sensitivity increases, which may
introduce noise into the recording.
3
Set the input level select switch
to +48V to use a phantom
microphone (a microphone that
requires the +48V power supply).
+48V:
When a phantom microphone is
connected
≥
+48V power is supplied to the XLR
CH1/CH2 terminal.
≥
The battery will discharge faster when
a phantom microphone is used.
≥
When connecting a device that does
not support the +48V power supply,
set the switch to LINE or MIC. Setting
the switch to +48V may cause the
connected device to fail.
4
Set the CH1 switch to REAR
Audio from the device connected to the XLR CH1
terminal is recorded.
5
Set the CH2 switch to REAR
Audio from the device connected to the XLR CH2
terminal is recorded.
Use the external microphone
or audio devices connected to
the XLR terminal.
CH1
CH2
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