Sony ICD-UX570, Help Manual

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IC Recorder
ICD-UX570 / ICD-UX570F
Selecting the audio input type and the sensitivity level of the external microphone
(Ext. Input Setting)
You can select the audio input type ([MIC IN] or [Audio IN]) of the (microphone) jack and the sensitivity level.
Description of menu items on the Sensitivity setting menu screen for [MIC IN]
You can select one of the following items:
For Voice:
You can select one of the following sensitivity levels for recording voices.
Auto: The mic sensitivity level is set automatically so that the recording level is appropriate (default setting).
High: Suitable for recording distant or soft human voices in large spaces, including conference rooms.
Medium: Suitable for recording small meetings or interviews.
Select [ Settings] - [Recording Settings] - [Ext. Input Setting] from the HOME menu, and then press
(play).
If an external microphone is not connected to the (microphone) jack, [Only Activated When External Input Used]
appears.
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Press (move up) or (move down) to select the desired audio input type, and then press (play).
To select the audio input type and leave the sensitivity level of the external microphone as it is:
MIC IN: When an external microphone is connected to the
(microphone) jack.
Audio IN: When an external device other than a microphone is connected to the (microphone) jack.
Pressing (play) switches the input and the screen returns to the menu display. Proceed to step 5.
To select the audio input type and the sensitivity level of the external microphone:
Select [Sensitivity setting] under [MIC IN], and then press
(play). Pressing (play) displays the Auto Gain Ctrl
menu screen. Proceed to step 3.
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Press (move up) or (move down) to select [For Voice] or [For Music], and then press (play).
3
Press (move up) or (move down) to select the desired sensitivity level, and then press (play).
4
Press and hold BACK/HOME to return to the HOME menu.
To return to the screen before you displayed the HOME menu, press STOP.
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