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Sony DMX-P01 Miscellaneous, Supply, Compartment, in the Battery, Preparing a Power, •External battery, •Internal batteries, Inserting the Batteries

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Miscellaneous

Preparing a PowerSupply

The unit can be powered in the following two ways:

•Internal batteries

Eight LR6 (size AA) alkaline batteries can be accommodated in the battery compartment.

•External battery

A lithium ion battery or nickel metal hydride battery which is connected to the DC IN 10 - 15 V connector on the right panel. The unit is equipped with two types of DC IN 10 - 15 V connector, an XLR 4-pin and a DC jack type connector. Use either one depending on the external battery you are using.

Notes

•Do not connect external batteries to both the 4-pin of the XLR type connector and the DC jack type connector at the same time.

Be sure to connect the external battery to either one. Connecting external batteries to both connectors may cause the deterioration of the external batteries.

•Do not connect the external battery other than the BP-90 type battery to the DC jack type connector, because the polarity of the DC jack is different.

When both internal batteries and an external battery are used When the power of the unit is turned on, the power is supplied from the external battery. Since the unit can be

powered by an external battery while preserving the life of the internal batteries, the power supply is switched from internal batteries if the DC cord is disconnected accidentally or the external battery is shut down suddenly.

Inserting the Batteriesin the BatteryCompartment

1 Pull the battery compartment toward you by pressing the lock levers.

Lock levers

2 Open the cover of the battery compartment by loosening the screw as illustrated.

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Contents

DMX-P01 Owner’s Record For the customers in the U.S.A For customers in Canada For the customers in Europe Voor der Klanten In Nederland Table of Contents Overview High quality audio signal processing 4 microphone/line inputs/2 balanced outputs Digital cascade LCD panel for various displays and easy setup Precautions Using the CD-ROMManual Trademarks Location and Function of Parts and Controls OFF: A, B: 4 Input gain control 5 LINK/M-Sswitch When the switch is set to Location and Function of Parts and Controls When M-Sis selected on the 5. CH LINK/M-S sub-menu; The unit is in M-Smode 2 Digital function section 1 LIGHT switch 2 SLATE switch Only activates when the When you press the knob and release it instantly: 4 FUNCTION switch LOCK: SETUP: DISPLAY: 6 Slate microphone 3 Power switch 4 LEVEL control 5 PHONES connector (stereo phone jack) 6 Headphones monitor mode switch 1 PEAK indicator Left Panel 1 Battery compartment Accommodates eight LR6 (size AA) alkaline batteries 2 DC OUT connector (4-pin,female) MIC +48V: Right Panel 1 PHONES connector (3.5 mm TRS jack) 2 Analog output section 1 ANALOG OUTPUT L/R (analog signal output) connectors (XLR type 3-pin,male) 3 LEVEL (output level select) switch 4 TAPE OUT (analog signal output) connector (3.5mm TRS jack) 3 Digital output section 1 AES/EBU (AES/EBU signal output) connector (XLR type 3-pin,male) 2 SAMPLING RATE (sampling frequency select) switch 3 COAXIAL (digital signal output) connector (Phono jack) 4 DC IN 10 - 15 V (external power input) connector (DC jack type) 5 DC IN 10 - 15 V (external power input) connector (XLR type 4-pin,male) 6 STEREO/MONO (stereo/mono select) switch Connections Cascade Connection Display in the Display Mode About the display mode Input level meter Input level meter for channels 1 and 2: Information Input level meter for channels 3 and 4: Level meter display when the slate signal is output: Settings from the Setup Menu Page Settings from the Setup Menu Basic Menu Operation To select the setting: To increase or decrease the set value: While adjusting the value: Recalling a scene Storing a scene 3.CAMERA RETURN Sub-Menu 4. LCF Sub-Menu 4. LCF sub-menu Default frequency for the low cut filter Available frequencies 5.CH LINK/M-SSub- Menu 5. CH LINK/M-S sub-menu 6.INPUT LIMITER Sub- Menu 6. INPUT LIMITER sub-menu Default setting: LINK 7.OUTPUT COMP L Sub-Menu/8.OUTPUT COMP R Sub-Menu 7.OUTPUT COMP L sub-menu 8.OUTPUT COMP R sub-menu Display of the threshold level and limiter The adjustable range of the threshold level: Between OFF, –10and –40 9.PARAMETER LOCK Sub-Menu 9.PARAMETER LOCK sub- menu Default setting: UNLOCK For locked sub-menus 10.PANEL LOCK Sub- Menu 10. PANEL LOCK sub-menu Default setting: LOCK 11.METER SELECT Sub-Menu 11. METER SELECT sub-menu Default setting: dBFS 12.HOURS METER Sub- Menu 12. HOURS METER sub-menu 13.POWER ON MODE Sub-Menu 13. POWER ON MODE sub-menu Using the Unit to a Camcorder Checking the Status of a Connection When connecting with a +4 dBu reference output level: When connecting with a –60dBu reference level: Using the Unit to a Camcorder When the marker is located on the left side of the center marker: When the maker is located on the right side of the center marker: To return to the setup menu Messages stating the results of check Miscellaneous About the spare battery compartment Battery life Replacing a Meter Scale Sheet Troubleshooting Page Pin Assignments of Connectors INPUT connector ANALOG OUTPUT connector CAMERA connector DC IN V connector DC jack DC OUT connector Specifications General Input/output Audio characteristics Supplied accessories Block Diagram