Panasonic RRXS410E - Manual (Page 73)

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Symptom Checkpoints
Recording
Recorded sound is distorted.
There is a noise at the beginning
of sound. • Set the microphone sensitivity to “LOW” or keep the microphone distance
farther away from the recording source. ( ➜ page 21)
If the sound is still distorted, set the Low Cut filter setting to ON ( ➜ page 21),
set the recording level adjustment to Manual and adjust the recording level
before recording. (
➜ page 22)
Recorded sounds contain noise
that make it difficult to hear
sounds. • Move a mobile telephone away from this unit when you use the two in the same area.
• Set the “LOW CUT FILTER” to “ON”. Noise is reduced and listening may
become easier. ( ➜ page 21)
• Perform test recording switching the recording mode ( ➜ page 20) or
microphone sensitivity ( ➜ page 21) and set the most appropriate recording
environment.
Recorded sound differs from the
actual sound. • Is Recording EQ ( ➜ page 24) or “LOW CUT FILTER” (➜ page 21) set?
Recorded sound is too loud or
too low. • Is the recording level adjustment set to manual? ( ➜ page 22) If so, set the
proper recording level ( ➜ page 23) or set the recording level adjustment
setting to AUTO.
• Switch the microphone sensitivity. ( ➜ page 21)
The level meter does not move
during recording. The recorded
file produces no sound. • Is the recording level adjustment set to “MANUAL” and is the recording level
set to “0”? Adjust the recording level. ( ➜ page 23)
Playing
No sound from the speaker. • There is no sound when you have connected earphones. ( ➜ page 16)
Cannot hear any sound. • Adjust the sound volume. ( ➜ page 15)
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