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Stereo 1 for output at Stage A, Stereo 1 (L&R) will be sent to RCA jacks labelled

Audio 2 (L&R) & Stereo 2 (L&R) – RCA jacks labelled Audio 2 (L&R) = 4

independent audio signals

Mixed the balance at Stage A, combination of left channels from stereo 1&2 sent to

left channel of Audio 1 & combination of right channels will be sent to right channel

of Audio 1.

L/L

Only left side signal is output to RCA left & right jacks. For reproducing only main

voice of bilingual information recorded on other equipment.

R/R

Only the right side is output to the RCA left & right jacks. For reproducing only sub

voice of bilingual information on other equipment

L+R+R

Gives a mono output. Sound from the left and right channels are combined and sent to

the left RCA jacks.

Audio Input for Two Channel Recording (Stereo 1) using the mini jacks, where the

sound source is the supplied microphone or an external microphone plugged into the

mini jacks (3.5mm mini-plug type):

1. Open the Camera Menu.

Select AUDIO MODE. Choose one of the following modes:

a. 16-bit 48kHz 2 channel (for the highest sound quality). Note: the 16-bit

mode contains only Stereo 1 sound. There is no Stereo 2 in this mode.

b. 12-bit Stereo 1 (32kHz, 2 out of 4 total channels) for recording on 2

channels (Stereo 1), leaving 2 channels (Stereo 2) free for you to add

new sound at a later date using a DV VCR. NOTE: you cannot add

new sound to a tape using the XL1 camcorder.

Close the menu. The name of your chosen mode is displayed in the viewfinder

and main LCD panel. It is not necessary to set AUDIO 1 to MIC on the menu.

2. Slide the INPUT SELECT switch to MIC.

This assigns the MIC mini jacks as the source for the audio input. You can use

the supplied microphone or attach an external microphone, or slide the INPUT

SELECT switch to ATT. If you are recording in a very loud environment (at

an airport for example), you may want to use the attenuator. The attenuator

reduces loud noises to produce a more natural sound.

3. Select the recording level method.