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Recording via analog output
¢ Slide the selector on the cable or adaptor kit to ANALOG if the connection on page @ has been done.
¢ Adjustment of recording level is necessary (See page ®).
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Connecting cord (supplied)
Slide the selector
to LINE IN
to MIC/LINE IN
When you connect a microphone
MIC ATT selector
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system or radio cassette
to line output
Stereo microphone with
auto-power supply system
ECM-S220 (not supplied)
to MIC DC OUT
One point stereo microphone
ECM-737 or ECM-959 etc.
(not supplied)
to MIC/LINE IN
Slide the selector to MIC
How to use the MIC ATT switch
Set to 0 dB normaly. Slide to 20 dB if the level of
the input signal is too high causing distortion of
the sound.
Monitoring the recorded sound
Connection for playback (See page @ of ‘‘To Play
Back’’) is also necessary.
You cannot use a plug-in power microphone with
this unit.
Recording small sounds with a microphone
Digital audio tape-corders enable recording with
very little noise. However, if you set the recording
level (see page @) too high and record small
sounds with a microphone, noise from the
microphone itself or the microphone input
amplifier may be magnified and recorded.
To reduce noise, set the microphone as close as
possible to the sound source and lower the
recording level.
The specifications of a microphone also
influence recording. We recommend the high-
quality microphone ECM-737 or ECM-959 for
better recording results.
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