Marantz Portable Solid State Recorder User Manual

(3mm x
10mm long)

The supplied

 security screw

requires using a small Phillips
screwdriver to open the Memory
compartment door. The screw

reduces the possibility that the CF card will be mis-
placed or stolen.

1. Remove the plastic pin (c) and then the

retainer (d).

2. Add the screw. Tighten the screw enough so

that the screw cannot be removed with a
fingernail.

RCA jacks for connect-
ing the PMD671 to an
audio component that
accepts or outputs digital
audio signals.

 Connect to the digital out of a digital audio

component. PCM audio data input at  44.1. 48,
88.2 and 96 kHz can be recorded.
Digi-IN must be selected using the INPUT button.
for the signal to be recorded. See page 18.

  Connect to the digital in of a digital audio

component.

• Only files with sampling frequencies of 44.1,

48, 88.2 or 96 kHz can be output.

• Digital audio is only output during normal or

EDL playback.

• The receiving component must be able to

accept audio in SPDIF (IEC-958-II) format.

• The receiving component must be able to

accept a sampling frequency of 44.1, 48, 88.2
or 96 kHz.

Plug the supplied AC power
pack  in this jack. The
power supplied is 1.0A at
15V AC.

The PMD671 automatically switches to adapter
power if it was running on battery power.  If AC
power is interrupted by a power outage or un-
plugging the power pack, the PMD671 automati-
cally switches to battery  power.

Plug the supplied USB cable in
this port and connect the other
end to your computer (PC or
MAC).

The USB (2.0) connection makes it easy to copy
audio files to your computer's hard drive or a CD.
This connection can only be made active when
the PMD671 is off (neither recording nor during
playback).