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Phantom power is a function that supplies power to devices that require an external power supply, including

some condenser mics.

+48 V is common.

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Notes about this Operation Manual2
Table of Contents3
H6Essential Overview6
- Achieving High Audio Quality Throughout Recording and Editing6
- Functions of Parts10
- Overview of Screens that Appear16
Recording Process27
Making Preparations28
- Inserting Microsd Cards28
- Supplying Power29
- Connecting Input Devices31
- Turning the Power On/Off38
- Setting the Guide Sound (First Time Starting Up)40
- Setting the Language Shown (First Time Starting Up)41
- Setting the Date Format (First Time Starting Up)42
- Setting the Date and Time (First Time Starting Up)43
- Setting the Type of Batteries Used (First Time Starting Up)45
- Preventing Misoperation (HOLD Function)46
Making Input Settings47
- Enabling Tracks for Recording47
- Converting MIC Capsule Input to Mono48
- Setting Phantom Power49
- Reducing Noise (lo Cut)51
- Enabling Stereo Linking52
- Setting the Side Level When Recording MID-Side Stereo54
Making Output Settings56
- Adjusting the Line Output Level56
Recording58
- Monitoring Input Sounds58
- Adjusting the Monitoring Balance of Input Sounds60
- Making Recording Settings62
- Recording67
- Adding Marks During Recording69
- Moving the File Being Recorded to the TRASH Folder70
Playing Recordings71
- Adjusting the Volume Balance of All Tracks73
- Adjusting the Line Output Level75
- Automatic Volume Adjustment During Playback76
- Changing the Playback Speed77
- Repeat Playback of a Set Interval (A-B Repeat)78
- Changing the Format and Exporting Files80
- Moving the File Being Played to the TRASH Folder83
Managing Files84
- H6Essential Folder and File Structure84
- Checking Files87
Using as an Audio Interface88
- For Windows88
- Connecting to Computers, Smartphones and Tablets88
- Making Input Settings and Monitoring Adjustments92
- Making Output Settings93
- Recording on the H6Essential While Using It as an Audio Interface95
- Disconnecting from Computers, Smartphones and Tablets96
Transferring Files to Computers and Other Devices97
- Connecting to Computers, Smartphones and Tablets97
- Disconnecting from Computers, Smartphones and Tablets99
Managing Microsd Cards100
- Formatting Microsd Cards100
- Testing Microsd Cards101
- Deleting Files in the TRASH Folder104
Using Timecode105
- Timecode Overview105
- Connecting with an Ultrasync BLUE107
Making Various Settings110
- Setting the Language Shown110
- Setting the Date and Time111
- Setting the Date Format113
- Setting Display Power Saving115
- Setting the Display Brightness116
- Setting the Type of Batteries Used117
- Setting the Time until the Power Turns off Automatically119
Using the Guide Sound Accessibility Feature121
- Setting the Guide Sound (Accessibility)121
- Setting the Guide Sound Volume123
- Checking Guide Sound Information124
- Installing Guide Sounds125
Restoring the Factory Default State126
Managing the Firmware127
- Checking the Firmware Versions127
- Updating the Firmware128
Operating the H6Essential from a Smartphone/Tablet129
- Disconnecting from Smartphones and Tablets131
Checking the Latest Information for the H6Essential132
Appendix133
- Troubleshooting133

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