Panasonic AG-HPX250EN - Manual (Page 53)

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Shooting
Using another microphone and audio
equipment
1
Connect an external microphone or audio
equipment to the AUDIO INPUT 1/2 (XLR,
3 pin) terminal. (Page 101)
2
Use the INPUT 1/2 switch to switch the
audio input.
LINE:
(audio equipment is connected)
Input level is 0 dBu.
MIC:
(another microphone is connected)
Input level is – 50 dBu.
You can change the input level to – 40 dBu or
– 60 dBu in the setup menus, RECORDING
SETUP screen MIC GAIN1 and MIC GAIN2.
(Page 144)
Be aware that sensitivity will be higher if you
choose – 60 dBu so you will record more
noise.
• When using an AG-MC200G (optional), set
MIC GAIN to – 50 dBu.
When using the phantom microphone
Set the INPUT 1/2 switch (MIC POWER
+48 V) to ON.
ON:
(When using the phantom microphone)
+48V power supply to INPUT 1/2 terminal.
OFF:
(When a phantom microphone is not
connected)
No power supply for INPUT 1/2 terminal.
• The battery will discharge faster if you
use a phantom microphone.
• Set to OFF if you connect equipment not
compatible with +48V. You can damage
such equipment if you leave the setting at
ON.
3
Select the input signal to be recorded on
the tracks of audio channels 1 to 4.
• Select the input to be recorded on CH1 and
CH3 with the AUDIO CH1 SELECT switch,
and select the input to be recorded on CH2
and CH4 with the AUDIO CH2 SELECT switch.
(Page 52)
• When inputting the microphone signal to
channels 1 and 2, connect the microphone to
AUDIO INPUT 2 and switch both AUDIO CH1
SELECT and AUDIO CH2 SELECT to INPUT
2.
Adjusting the audio recording level
automatically
AUDIO AUTO/MANU CH1,
CH2 switch
Set the AUDIO AUTO/MANU CH1 or CH2 switch
to AUTO position.
Adjust the audio signal recording level input
through the built-in microphone and the AUDIO
INPUT1/2 terminals (XLR, 3 pin) automatically.
• CH1/CH2 can be set separately.
• When AUTO is set, the recording level adjustment
using the AUDIO LEVEL knob and the setting
in the LIMITER CH1/LIMITER CH2 item of the
setup menu AUDIO SETUP screen (Page 143) are
disabled.
Since the audio signal recording level is
adjusted automatically, the zoom operation
sound may be recorded if zooming quickly,
depending on the environment. In that case,
adjust the audio recording level in manual
mode.