Phonic PAA3X, User Manual

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PAA3X
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8. Jog Control
Jog control, on the left-hand side of this unit,
provides users with a hassle free method of
scrolling menus and selecting options with a
single hand. Simply rotate to scroll up and down
menus and push the wheel inwards to select (to
either enter a menu or finalize a setting). Alter -
nately, the three function buttons (points 4 to 6
on page 2) may also be used to scroll options
and finalize selections. However, with a little
practice, this jog wheel is perhaps the fastest
way to use the PAA3X.
9. SD Memory Card Slot
Insert an appropriate SD memory card into this
slot to save screen captures. The SD card must
be formatted in FAT-32 file format. Please be
aware that formatting the SD card will remove
all content.
10. Power LED
This LED indicator will light up green when the
PAA3X is turned on. When the USB connector
is connected to an appropriate power adapter
or computer, this LED will flash to indicate the
battery is charging.
11. USB Connector
This USB port is used for charging the PAA3X’s
built-in battery. Please use the included power
adapter only (5VDC, 2A).
12. Balanced XLR Input
This balanced input allows users to feed signals
from external devices to the PAA3X to take vari-
ous readings in any number of functions. To use
the XLR input as your input source, select “Line
in” as the system’s primary input source.
13. Balanced XLR Output
This connector is for sending a balanced signal
from the internal tone generator to external de-
vices. The level of the output signal is determined
by the internal signal generator.
14. Stand Mount
A stand mount is located on the rear of the
PAA3X. This allows for connection to a tripod
or any other stand that has a standard ¼”-20
connecting screw. These are often found on
camera tripods. Also included with the PAA3X is
a stand adapter, allowing the unit to be mounted
on microphone stands as well.
15. Battery Cover
The PAA3X’s rechargeable lithium-ion battery
can be found within this battery cover. In the
event you will not use the PAA3X for an extended
period of time, Phonic suggests removing the
battery to preserve its integrity.
16. Mic Slot
Place the detachable microphone here when
not in use.
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