Sound Devices 702T - Manual (Page 10)

702T User Guide and Technical Information
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v. 2.67 Features and specifications are subject to change. Visit www.sounddevices.com for the latest documentation.
Front Panel Descriptions
All 702T settings can be accessed and monitored through the front panel LCD and navigation but-
tons. This allows the unit to be placed in a production bag along with field mixers, wireless transmit-
ters, and wireless receivers.
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1) Digital Input LEDs
Indicates the presence of AES or SPDIF-
digital signal on the respective input.
When flashing, indicates that digital in-
put is selected but no valid digital word
clock signal is present.
2) Input 1 Gain
Controls the analog gain (input trim) of
the channel 1 input. Normal mic input
range is from 25 dB to 70 dB, low gain
mic range is from 10 dB to 55 dB, line
input range is from - 6 dB to 18 dB. For
line-level inputs, this control can be de-
feated for setup-menu-controlled gain. If
the LCD display shows “locked” when
the control is rotated, gain control of
the line-level input is menu-controlled.
When inputs are linked as a stereo pair,
Input 1 Gain controls the gain of both
inputs.
3) Input 2 Gain
Controls input 2 gain, as in #2 above.
When inputs are linked as a stereo pair,
Input 2 Gain adjusts left-to-right bal-
ance.
4) MENU Button
Used to access all 702T Setup Menu
selections. When in menu mode, used to
move up through the menu selections.
Pressing the HDD and MENU buttons
simultaneously brings up the time code
jam menu (702T).
5) LCD Display
Primary display of the 702T. The LCD is
backlit using the LCD backlight control
(#15).
6) Tone Oscillator
Press to activate the tone oscillator, press
and hold for two seconds or longer to
latch on, press again to deactivate. Fre-
quency, tone level, and routing are con-
trolled in the Setup Menu. When in the
Setup Menu use the TONE key to enter
Setup Menu options and select parame-
ters when the check mark appears in the
upper right hand corner of the LCD.
7) Input-to-Track Matrix LEDs
Blue LEDs indicate inputs (1 and 2)
enabled for recording to tracks (A and
B). A solid blue LED indicates an input
is routed to a track. A flashing LED dur-
ing “custom” routing mode shows the
selected input/track combination.
8) INPUT Select Button
Pressing the INPUT button brings up
the input muting and routing menu.
Hold down the INPUT button and press
one of the indicated soft buttons to mute
inputs. Pressing the STOP button and
the INPUT select button cycles through
the four factory preset input-to-track
routing combinations plus the custom
routing menu. In the custom routing
menu any input can be routed to any
track. See Input-to-Track Routing, page 18 .