Sony DSR PD170 Operating Instructions - Page 10

Step 1 Installing the microphone - used

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Step 1 Installing the microphone Install the supplied microphone. Be sure to connect the microphone plug to the INPUT1 connector. (1) Attach the wind screen to the microphone. (2) Loosen the microphone holder screw and open the cover. (3) Place the microphone into the holder with the model name (ECM-NV1) facing upward, close the cover, and tighten the screw. (4) Connect the plug of the microphone to the INPUT 1 connector. (5) Set the INPUT LEVEL selector to MIC or MIC ATT. When set to MIC ATT, you can reduce the volume by about 20 dB. And set the +48 V switch to ON. (6) Select the channel to be used, using the REC CH SELECT switch. When you record a sound (signal), which comes from the microphone connected to the INPUT 1 connector, only on the channel 1, set it to CH1. When you record both on the channels 1 and 2, set it to CH1•CH2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 REC CH INPUT SELECT LEVEL +48V INPUT LEVEL +48V CH1•CH2 CH1 LINE ON MIC MIC ATT OFF INPUT1 LINE ON MIC MIC ATT OFF INPUT2 REC CH INPUT SELECT LEVEL +48V INPUT LEVEL +48V CH1•CH2 CH1 LINE ON MIC MIC ATT OFF INPUT1 LINE ON MIC MIC ATT OFF INPUT2 When the wind is blowing hard Set CH1 or CH2 of WIND to ON in the menu settings according to the input (p. 105). When you unplug the microphone plug Unplug it while holding the PUSH button down. 10

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Step 1
Installing the microphone
Install the supplied microphone. Be sure to connect the microphone plug to the INPUT1
connector.
(
1
)
Attach the wind screen to the microphone.
(
2
)
Loosen the microphone holder screw and open the cover.
(
3
)
Place the microphone into the holder with the model name (ECM-NV1) facing
upward, close the cover, and tighten the screw.
(
4
)
Connect the plug of the microphone to the INPUT 1 connector.
(
5
)
Set the INPUT LEVEL selector to MIC or MIC ATT. When set to MIC ATT, you
can reduce the volume by about 20 dB. And set the +48 V switch to ON.
(
6
)
Select the channel to be used, using the REC CH SELECT switch. When you
record a sound (signal), which comes from the microphone connected to the
INPUT 1 connector, only on the channel 1, set it to CH1. When you record both
on the channels 1 and 2, set it to CH1•CH2.
When the wind is blowing hard
Set CH1 or CH2 of WIND to ON in the menu settings according to the input (p. 105).
When you unplug the microphone plug
Unplug it while holding the PUSH button down.
1
2
3
4
5
6
CH1•CH2
REC CH
SELECT
INPUT
LEVEL
+48V
INPUT
LEVEL
+48V
CH1
LINE
MIC
ON
OFF
LINE
MIC
ATT
MIC
ATT
MIC
ON
OFF
INPUT1
INPUT2
REC CH
SELECT
INPUT
LEVEL
+48V
INPUT2
CH1•CH2
REC CH
SELECT
INPUT
LEVEL
+48V
INPUT
LEVEL
+48V
CH1
LINE
MIC
ON
OFF
LINE
MIC
ATT
MIC
ATT
MIC
ON
OFF
INPUT1
INPUT2
REC CH
SELECT
INPUT
LEVEL
+48V
INPUT2