Manuals / Brands / Computer Equipment / Computer Hardware / Marantz / Computer Equipment / Computer Hardware

Marantz pmd671, Portable Solid State Recorder OFF, OFF, +48V, Bottom, PHANTOM, MIC IN jacks, LINE OUT jacks, 21. Carry studs, Right side continued, 20. PHANTOM +48V switch, Installing the carry strap

1 64

Download 64 pages, 1.6 Mb

Right side continued					19		20
	REMOTE 2	LINE	L	PUSH	MIC	PUSH R	PHANTOM
		IN	L			R	+48V
21		L					ON
21	REMOTE 1	L	2	1	2	1
	REMOTE 1		2	1	2	1
				3		3
		R
		R	1	GND	2 HOT 3 COLD		OFF
		R	1	GND	2 HOT 3 COLD
			1		2	3

LINE OUT jacks

Plug Left and Right RCA audio cables into these jacks to connect to the input of an amplifier or other external unit.

During playback, the output on the L or R channel depends on the recording. For a Stereo or Dual Mono recording, the setting of the AUDIO OUT switch determines the output channel(s).

Dynamic microphone(s) can be used but do not yield optimum audio quality recordings.

Consult with your local dealer to select the appropriate microphone(s) for your specific application. They can demonstrate the various performances and characteristics of microphones for your use.

21. Carry studs

Attach the supplied carry

REMOTE 2

strap to these studs.

REMOTE

L		MIC	R
2	1	2	1
	3		3
1 GND		2 HOT	3 COLD

.

19.MIC IN jacks Plug external micro- phones in these jacks. MIC must be selected using the INPUT button.

Installing the carry strap

1. Push the end of a strap

retainer with a round hole

onto a carry stud.

2. Attach the carry

strap.

REMOTE 2

REMOTE

REMOTE 2

REMOTE

For mono recording. use the Left jack.

To record stereo with MIC input or LRmono with MIC input, use both jacks.

Notes:

•XLR pin out is 1 ground, 2 hot and 3 cold.

•Microphones with a PHONE jack can be used with an

3. Close the strap

retainer by 'buttoning'

the other end of strap

retainer over the

carry stud.

REMOTE 2

REMOTE

PHANTOM			adapter (not supplied) from
	+48V		PHONE to XLR.
	ON		20. PHANTOM +48V switch
			20. PHANTOM +48V switch
			Switch to ON to provide 48V
			of power for a condenser
			microphone(s).



			ON: +48V is supplied to

OFF power condenser

microphone(s).

OFF: No microphone power is supplied.

Microphone recommendations Professional condenser microphone(s) (which require additional power either from phantom power from the PMD671 or another source) are recommended because they provide greater sensitivity and higher quality audio recording.

4. Repeat 1-3 for other carry stud.

22

Bottom

22. Battery compartment Pressand slide at arrow to open the Battery compartment.

- 53 -

Contents

Model PMD671 User Guide Warnings and Cautions TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE CAITION: ATTENTION: Important Safety Instructions WARNINGS Page Page Quick Start Table of Contents Recording setup controls A-B Repeat playback EDL Marks Left side How to connect via USB port Right side Microphone recommendations Installing the carry strap Control and Connection Diagrams Control Page Setup controls MARK/ EDIT controls Page Introduction Audio inputs may be from: Audio outputs may be from: Computer compatible Presets •Security – recording •Verify •RAW •Time Shift Playback •Automatic recording •EDL marks Features Controls and Connections 1.Speaker 2. MIC 3. POWER switch Security cover RAW (VTH - Virtual Third Head) Time Shift (Time Shift Playback) FILE: SOURCE: Time Shift 6. PRE REC switch OFF: ON: 8. AUDIO OUT switch STEREO: ANC switch Band pass FLAT: :High pass 12. EDL PLAY switch Input device(s) and channels: Stereo with MIC input L-Stewith INT MIC input Stereo with LINE input What the input selections do: 16, 17, 18. MARK EDIT buttons Mark functions: REPEAT button Adding EDL Marks Edit functions: Custom playback sequences Editing EDL Marks: Skip EDL A-Blooping How to renumber tracks How to erase tracks How to erase all EDL marks within one track How to erase all EDL marks How to format a CF card How to check a CF card (CARD CHECK) Top continued 19, 20. TRACK JUMP buttons 19. TRACK JUMP reverse button 19. REC UNDO button 23. MARGIN RESET USB MENU/STORE buttons MARGIN RESET button USB button (c) (d) Menu settings The Menu choices are: General settings Remote ID1Dscrpt ID2Origin ID3OrgRef Default How to set or change the Date Form How to set or change the Beep Automatic Power Off How to set or change Automatic Power Off Battery Type How to set or change Battery Type Rec Format Rec Format Chart Channel(s) Format Bit rate How to set or change the Rec Format param- eters Page Page Digi-INRec Format Digi-INRecFormat chart How to set or change the RAW Mode Verify does not function during MP2 record- ing How to set or change Verify How to set or change PupPreRec Stereo L-Stereo 0-20dB How to set or change St Mode Mono LR Mono How to set or change Mono Mode a b c How to set or change Auto Mark How to set or change Manual TR Minute Track How to set or change Auto TRK Seamless Play How to set or change SeamlsPly Silent Skip Manual overrides: Pause During How to set or change SilentSkp continued How to set or change SilentSkp How to set or change Auto Cue How to set or change S.Monitor How to set or change SinglePly How to set or change the Remote Mode Broadcast Wave ID numbers How to set or change ID numbers Menu Default 24. PLAY/PAUSE but ton PLAY/PAUSE button STOP/CANCEL button HP/SPK VOLUME control REC PAUSE button REC indicator REC switch Front continued PHONES jack 8.DISPLAY button During Stop: Remaining CHARGE DC IN USB How to connect via the USB port CAUTION: a b c d REMOTE 1 16. REMOTE1 jack RemoteMode: StartPause StrtStp TR Right side continued LINE OUT jacks 21. Carry studs MIC IN jacks PHANTOM Installing AA size batteries: Installing an optional Ni-Cdor Ni-MHbattery Charging the optional Ni-Cdbattery 1.REC label 2.TOTAL label 3.TRACK label 4.REMAIN label 5.TIME label 18.MIC / INT MIC label 19.LINE label 20.Record 21.Play 22.Pause Recording time chart Rec Format charts Analog inputs Digital input defaults Menu TROUBLESHOOTING Error Messages SPECIFICATIONS Digital audio system Inputs Outputs General LIMITED WARRANTY