phantom powered microphone. You can also use this setting to accept a timecode signal
through the XLR port.
• 3.5mm Left – Line
Uses only the left channel of the 3.5mm input as line level audio. You can also use this
setting to accept a timecode signal on the left channel of the 3.5mm microphone input.
• 3.5mm Right – Line
Uses only the right channel of the 3.5mm input as line level audio.
• 3.5mm Mono – Line
Creates a mono mix of the left and right channel from the 3.5mm input as line level audio.
• 3.5mm Left – Mic
Uses only the left channel of the 3.5mm input as mic level audio.
• 3.5mm Right – Mic
Uses only the right channel of the 3.5mm input as mic level audio.
• 3.5mm Mono – Mic
Creates a mono mix of the left and right channel from the 3.5mm input as mic level audio.
• None
Disables your audio channel.
NOTE When selecting the 3.5mm input as an audio source, the channel 1 and channel
2 source both need to be line level or mic level. This means that if you select ‘3.5mm
left - line’ as your channel 1 source, the available options for the 3.5mm input on
channel 2 will all be line level: ‘3.5mm left - line’, ‘3.5mm right - line’ and ‘3.5mm mono -
line’. The mic level options will be grayed out.
Channel 1/2 Level
Use these sliders to adjust the recording levels of your chosen channel 1 and 2 sources. Audio
meters are included with each slider to help you set the correct audio level. These levels will
also update when you adjust the audio using the audio knobs on the ergonomic control panel.
To achieve optimum audio quality, ensure your audio levels do not reach 0 dBFS. This is the
maximum level that your camera can record, meaning that any audio that exceeds this level will
be clipped, resulting in distortion.
XLR Phantom Power
Your camera’s XLR inputs can provide 48V phantom power so you can use microphones that
aren’t self powered. When your camera is set to ‘XLR’ audio input, simply tap the ‘phantom
power’ switch icon to enable phantom power.
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