Zaxcom ZFR100, Руководство пользователя

Страница: 27 / 71

Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 2
27
Remote Control Unit ID page
REMOTE CONTROL
UNIT ID=001
Page purpose: This page maintains the number used to uniquely identify this recorder.
Parameters:

(value range:
0
to
200
, step:
1
)
 ALL
When using the IFB100, this identifier is used to remotely control one specific unit out of the entire group. This
information is also useful in Post to identify the unit since it is recorded in the BWF metadata.
Expander page
EXPANDER
Page purpose: This page maintains the info used to expand the recorder‟s dynamic range.
Parameters: To enter this page, press the INC or DEC key, “
PARMS
” is displayed on the right. To move to
the next parameter, momentarily press the MENU key. To exit this page, press the MENU key
for 1 second.
Factory Setting
 PARMS
: [
OFF
] / [
ON
]
OFF
 RATIO
: (value range:
1:1.01
to
1:4.00
, step:
.
01) 1:1.30
 THRESH
: (value range:
0
to
–96dB
, step:
1
)
-40dB
 REDUCE
: (value range:
0
to
–36dB
, step:
1
)
-6dB
 SPEED
: [
SLOW
] / [
NORMAL
] / [
FAST
]
SLOW
Dynamics page
DYNAMICS
Page purpose: ADVANCED USERS ONLY! This page controls a compressor effect that will decrease the gain
during loud passages.
Parameters: To enter this page, press the INC or DEC key, “
PARMS
” is displayed on the right. To move to
the next parameter, momentarily press the MENU key. To exit this page, press the MENU key
for 1 second.
Factory Setting
 PARMS
: [
OFF
] / [
ON
]
OFF
 SIDECHAIN
: [
IN
] / [
LP1
] / [
LP2
] / [
HFB
]
IN
Side chain selection. This parameter selects the audio used to control the
dynamics, specifically it selects the audio feed to the dynamics peak detector.
The options are:
o
HFB
: Input audio to the mic high-passed
o
LP2
: Input audio to the mic low passed more
o
LP1
: Input audio to the mic low passed
o
IN
: Input audio to the mic
Note that this selection does not change the audio that is being processed by the
dynamics, rather it changes the audio signal used to determine the level or
"loudness" of the audio.