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EXT.IN Menu
This menu allows you to configure settings for the
microphone connected to the unit’s external input
connector.
Selecting the external microphone type
(MIC SELECT)
Select which type of microphone is connected to the
external input connector.
OFF:
Select this when not using an external microphone.
PLUG-IN PWR:
Select this when using a plug-in power
microphone.
MONO BMP +5V:
Select this when using a Sony
lavalier microphone.
Adjusting the input level (INPUT LEVEL)
Set the input level to a value between –12 to +12 dB.
Adjust the value according to the type of microphone that
is connected.
The factory default setting is 0 dB.
Setting the low-cut filter (LCF)
You can set the low-cut filter to reduce noise caused by
wind.
You can set the cutoff frequency to OFF/LOW/MID/
HIGH.
OFF:
No filtering
LOW:
100 Hz cutoff frequency
MID:
150 Hz cutoff frequency
HIGH:
200 Hz cutoff frequency
Switching the phase of the microphone
(PHASE)
You can switch the phase of a connected microphone to
output audio in reverse phase.
NORMAL:
Phase is not reversed.
INVERT:
Reverses the internal phase.
Selecting the output connector for audio
inputs (ASSIGN)
Select the connector from which to output signal inputs.
OUT1:
Output the audio from the OUTPUT 1 connector.
If the connected microphone is an LR type, the output will
be mixed.
OUT1/2 (L/R):
Output the audio from both the OUTPUT
1 and OUTPUT 2 connectors. If the connected
microphone is an LR type, L will be output from the
OUTPUT 1 connector and R will be output from the
OUTPUT 2 connector.
OUT2:
Output the audio from the OUTPUT 2 connector.
If the connected microphone is an LR type, the output will
be mixed.
Error Messages
When a problem occurs, one of the following error
messages may appear on the display.
Message
Meaning
Solution
EEP ERROR
An error has
occurred in the
backup memory
data.
Contact your Sony
service representative.
PLL ERROR
An error
occurred in the
PLL synthesizer
circuit.
Restart the unit. If the
message persists,
contact your Sony
service representative.
NO TONE
Audio signal
output has been
muted, because
a tone signal
different from
the compander
mode
configured on
the unit was
received.
Configure the
appropriate compander
mode based on the
transmitters you are
using
.
When operating in
conjunction with UWP-D
series transmitters
(UTX-B03, UTX-M03,
etc.), set the unit and the
transmitters to the same
compander mode.
