Sony HDR-AX2000 Operating Guide (Large File - 11.29 MB) - Page 40

Adjusting the volume, When the CH1 switch is set to, INT MIC - microphone

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Changing the settings of your camcorder recordings (Continued) When the CH1 switch is set to INT MIC CH2 switch position Input channel and source INT MIC Internal microphone CH1 (L) Internal microphone (R) CH2* INPUT1 Internal microphone CH1 (mono) XLR INPUT1 CH2** INPUT2 Internal microphone CH1 (mono) XLR INPUT2 CH2** When the CH1 is set to INPUT1 CH2 switch position INT MIC INPUT1 Input channel and source XLR INPUT1 Internal microphone (mono) XLR INPUT1 CH1 CH2** CH1 CH2** INPUT2 XLR INPUT1 XLR INPUT2 CH1 CH2** * The recording level of channel 2 is synchronized with that of channel 1 when only the internal microphone is used. The recording level of channel 2 is controlled with the CH1 (AUDIO LEVEL) dial and the CH1 (AUTO/ MAN) switch. ** You can adjust the recording levels of channel 1 and channel 2 separately. 2 Set the INPUT1 switch B to an appropriate position for the microphone connected to the INPUT1 jack A. 40 LINE: For inputting sound from an audio device MIC: For inputting sound from an external microphone that does not support the +48V power source. MIC+48V:For inputting sound from a device that supports the +48V power source. When you connect a microphone to the INPUT2 jack, set the INPUT2 switch to an appropriate position for that microphone. b Notes • Do not operate the INPUT1/INPUT2 switches during recording to prevent noise from being recorded. • When you connect a device that supports the +48V power source to the INPUT1 or INPUT2 jack, set the INPUT1/INPUT2 switches to MIC prior to connecting the device. When you disconnect the device, set the INPUT1/INPUT2 switch to MIC first, then disconnect it. • When you connect a microphone that does not support the +48V power source to the INPUT1 or INPUT2 jack, set the INPUT1/INPUT2 switch to MIC. If you use it with the INPUT1/ INPUT2 switch set to MIC+48V, it may be damaged or the recorded sound may be distorted. Adjusting the volume You can adjust the volume of an internal microphone or a microphone connected to the INPUT1/INPUT2 jacks. z Tips • See page 39 on the CH1 (INT MIC/INPUT1) and the CH2 (INT MIC/INPUT1/INPUT2) switches. 1 Set the AUTO/MAN (CH1/CH2) switch E of the channel to be adjusted to MAN. appears on the screen. 2 Turn the AUDIO LEVEL dial F to adjust the volume during recording or standby.

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40
When the CH1 switch is set to
INT MIC
When the CH1 is set to INPUT1
2
Set the INPUT1 switch
B
to an
appropriate position for the microphone
connected to the INPUT1 jack
A
.
LINE: For inputting sound from an
audio device
MIC:
For inputting sound from an
external microphone that does
not support the +48V power
source.
MIC+48V:For inputting sound from a
device that supports the +48V
power source.
When you connect a microphone to the
INPUT2 jack, set the INPUT2 switch to
an appropriate position for that
microphone.
b
Notes
Do not operate the INPUT1/INPUT2 switches
during recording to prevent noise from being
recorded.
When you connect a device that supports the
+48V power source to the INPUT1 or INPUT2
jack, set the INPUT1/INPUT2 switches to MIC
prior to connecting the device. When you
disconnect the device, set the INPUT1/INPUT2
switch to MIC first, then disconnect it.
When you connect a microphone that does not
support the +48V power source to the INPUT1
or INPUT2 jack, set the INPUT1/INPUT2
switch to MIC. If you use it with the INPUT1/
INPUT2 switch set to MIC+48V, it may be
damaged or the recorded sound may be
distorted.
You can adjust the volume of an internal
microphone or a microphone connected to
the INPUT1/INPUT2 jacks.
z
Tips
See page 39 on the CH1 (INT MIC/INPUT1)
and the CH2 (INT MIC/INPUT1/INPUT2)
switches.
1
Set the AUTO/MAN (CH1/CH2) switch
E
of the channel to be adjusted to
MAN.
appears on the screen.
2
Turn the AUDIO LEVEL dial
F
to
adjust the volume during recording or
standby.
CH2 switch
position
Input channel and source
INT MIC
Internal
microphone
(L)
CH1
Internal
microphone
(R)
CH2
*
INPUT1
Internal
microphone
(mono)
CH1
XLR INPUT1
CH2
**
INPUT2
Internal
microphone
(mono)
CH1
XLR INPUT2
CH2
**
CH2 switch
position
Input channel and source
INT MIC
XLR INPUT1
CH1
Internal
microphone
(mono)
CH2
**
INPUT1
XLR INPUT1
CH1
CH2
**
INPUT2
XLR INPUT1
CH1
XLR INPUT2
CH2
**
*
The recording level of channel 2 is
synchronized with that of channel 1 when only
the internal microphone is used. The recording
level of channel 2 is controlled with the CH1
(AUDIO LEVEL) dial and the CH1 (AUTO/
MAN) switch.
**
You can adjust the recording levels of channel 1
and channel 2 separately.
Adjusting the volume
Changing the settings of your camcorder recordings (Continued)