Roland BOSS DIGITAL RECORDER MICRO BR - Manual (Page 109)

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Section 7. Other Convenient Functions
Section 7
6. Press [TR4] (NEXT).
The Import to setting screen appears.
fig.06-020
7. Use CURSOR [ ][ ] and VALUE [-]
[+] to specify the import-destination
track.
Choose the track on which the audio data
will be recorded.
Range:
TR1-V1–V8, TR2-V1–V8,...,
TR34V1–V8
8. Press [TR1] (TIM) or [TR2] (MEA).
Specify the location within the specified
track into which the data will be imported.
Press [TR1] (TIM) if you want to specify the
location by time, or press [TR2] (MEA) if you
want to specify the location by measure.
9. Specify the time or measure at which you
want to import the data, and press [TR4]
(EXE).
The display will ask “Import OK?”
10. If you want to convert, press [TR4] (YES),
to cancel, press [EXIT].
When [TR4] (YES) is pressed, the audio data
will convert to track data.
You can connect a plug-in powered microphone
to the LINE IN/MIC jack.
Perform the procedure given below to use the
plug-in powered microphone.
1. Connect the plug-in powered microphone
to the LINE IN/MIC jack.
2. Turn the power on as described in
“Turning the power on” (p. 24).
3. Press [UTILITY].
4. Press CURSOR [ ][ ] several times
to access the PlugInPower screen.
fig.06-020
5. Use VALUE [+] to turn value on.
If you want to turn value off, press [-].
6. Press [UTILITY] (or [EXIT]) to return to the
Play screen.
Using plug-in powered
microphone
• A voltage of approximately 2.5V can be
supplied from the LINE IN/MIC jack.
Unlike phantom power, this cannot supply
48V.
• If PlugInPower is turned ON, you must
connect only a condenser mic that is
compatible with plug-in power. Connecting
any other device may damage that device.
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