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Zoom F4 Setup Guide

Zoom F4
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Recording
When you are happy with the level, press the physical record button. A solid red light should show if
you are recording.
If you press the stop button, a new audio file is written to the SD card.
If you press play/pause the recording is halted and pressing play/pause again will resume it
without writing a new file to the SD card. If, however, you press record after pausing, a new
file is written to the SD card.
Headphone Routing
Headphone routing determines what signal is sent to the headphones and what you monitor when
you playback a recording. The default setting is generally a good configuration, so you should not
need to adjust anything. But if you need to customise something, here is the information.
To access headphone routing, press the physical output button on the front panel, select routing,
then headphone routing.
Or if you go through the menus the path is:
MENU
OUTPUT
ROUTING
HEADPHONE ROUTING
Once accessed what you are confronted with is a lot of squares, some of which are half shaded in.

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Zoom F4 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Number of Inputs6
Recording FormatsWAV, MP3
Max Sampling Rate192 kHz
Bit Depth16/24-bit
TimecodeYes
Built-In MicrophoneNo
Memory Card SupportSD/SDHC/SDXC (Up to 512 GB)
Max Input Level+24 dBu
MediaSD, SDHC, SDXC
Phantom Power+48V
USBUSB 2.0
Power SourceAA batteries
Weight2.27 lbs (1.03 kg)
Headphone Output1/4" Stereo
Number of Channels8

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