Sony HVR Z1U Operating Instructions - Page 38

Connecting external audio sources, sources - cables

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The audio level meter appears. 2 During recording or in the standby mode, adjust the volume of the microphone by turning the AUDIO LEVEL dial. Adjust the microphone level of channel 1 by turning the CH1 dial, and that of channel 2 by turning the CH2 dial. Adjust the internal microphone volume by turning the CH1 dial. To restore automatic adjustment Set the AUDIO SELECT switch of the manually adjusted channels to AUTO. b Note • You cannot adjust the volume of audio input via the AUDIO/VIDEO jack or the HDV/DV jack. z Tip • To check the audio setting information in greater detail, press STATUS CHECK (p. 24). You can also check the microphone volume during automatic adjustment. • When using an external microphone, set [MIC SELECT] on the (AUDIO SET) menu to [XLR] (p. 65). • To link the audio level of channel 1 and channel 2 when using external microphones, select the (AUDIO SET) menu, [XLR SET], [XLR AGC LINK], then [LINKED] (p. 66). Make sure that the AUDIO SELECT switches, CH1 and CH2, are both set to AUTO. Connecting external audio sources Connect an external microphone and/or audio device to the INPUT1/INPUT2 connectors. To attach an external microphone Only a microphone of 21 mm in diameter can be attached. 1 Loosen the microphone holder screw, and open the cover. 2 Place the microphone in the microphone holder, close the cover, and tighten the screw. Hook the microphone cable on the cable holder. External microphone (optional) Cable holder b Note • If the microphone part of the attached external microphone is long, it may obstruct the light of a video light, etc. attached to the shoe adaptor. 38 Recording

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38
The audio level meter appears.
2
During recording or in the standby
mode, adjust the volume of the
microphone by turning the AUDIO
LEVEL dial.
Adjust the microphone level of channel 1
by turning the CH1 dial, and that of channel
2 by turning the CH2 dial.
Adjust the internal microphone volume by
turning the CH1 dial.
To restore automatic adjustment
Set the AUDIO SELECT switch of the
manually adjusted channels to AUTO.
b
Note
You cannot adjust the volume of audio input via the
AUDIO/VIDEO jack or the
HDV/DV jack.
z
Tip
To check the audio setting information in greater
detail, press STATUS CHECK (p. 24). You can also
check the microphone volume during automatic
adjustment.
When using an external microphone, set [MIC
SELECT] on the
(AUDIO SET) menu to [XLR]
(p. 65).
To link the audio level of channel 1 and channel 2
when using external microphones, select the
(AUDIO SET) menu, [XLR SET], [XLR AGC
LINK], then [LINKED] (p. 66). Make sure that the
AUDIO SELECT switches, CH1 and CH2, are both
set to AUTO.
Connecting external audio
sources
Connect an external microphone and/or
audio device to the INPUT1/INPUT2
connectors.
To attach an external microphone
Only a microphone of 21 mm in diameter can be
attached.
1
Loosen the microphone holder screw,
and open the cover.
2
Place the microphone in the microphone
holder, close the cover, and tighten the
screw.
Hook the microphone cable on the cable
holder.
b
Note
If the microphone part of the attached external
microphone is long, it may obstruct the light of a
video light, etc. attached to the shoe adaptor.
External microphone
(optional)
Cable holder