Sony HXR-NX5P Manuel D’Utilisation

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Set the INPUT1 switch B to an 
appropriate position for the microphone 
connected to the INPUT1 jack A. 

LINE: For inputting sound from an 

audio device

MIC: For inputting sound from an 

external microphone that does 
not support the +48V power 
source.

MIC+48V:For inputting sound from a 

device that supports the +48V 
power source including the 
supplied microphone.

When you connect a microphone to the 
INPUT2 jack, set the INPUT2 switch to 
an appropriate position for that 
microphone.

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• Do not operate the INPUT1/INPUT2 switches 

during recording to prevent noise from being 
recorded.

• When you connect a device that supports the 

+48V power source to the INPUT1 or INPUT2 
jack, set the INPUT1/INPUT2 switches to MIC 
prior to connecting the device. When you 
disconnect the device, set the INPUT1/INPUT2 
switch to MIC first, then disconnect it. 

• When you connect a microphone that does not 

support the +48V power source to the INPUT1 
or INPUT2 jack, set the INPUT1/INPUT2 
switch to MIC. If you use it with the INPUT1/
INPUT2 switch set to MIC+48V, it may be 
damaged or the recorded sound may be 
distorted.

You can adjust the volume of an internal 
microphone or a microphone connected to 
the INPUT1/INPUT2 jacks.

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• See page 10 for details on attaching the supplied 

microphone, and page 39 on the CH1 (INT 
MIC/INPUT1) and the CH2 (INT MIC/
INPUT1/INPUT2) switches.

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Set the AUTO/MAN (CH1/CH2) switch 
E of the channel to be adjusted to 
MAN.

 appears on the screen.

CH2 switch 
position

Input channel and source

INT MIC

Internal 
microphone 
(L)

CH1

Internal 
microphone 
(R)

CH2*

INPUT1

Internal 
microphone 
(mono)

CH1

XLR INPUT1

CH2**

INPUT2

Internal 
microphone 
(mono)

CH1

XLR INPUT2

CH2**

CH2 switch 
position

Input channel and source

INT MIC

XLR INPUT1

CH1

Internal 
microphone 
(mono)

CH2**

INPUT1

XLR INPUT1

CH1

CH2**

INPUT2

XLR INPUT1

CH1

XLR INPUT2

CH2**

* The recording level of channel 2 is 

synchronized with that of channel 1 when only 
the internal microphone is used. The recording 
level of channel 2 is controlled with the CH1 
(AUDIO LEVEL) dial and the CH1 (AUTO/
MAN) switch.

** You can adjust the recording levels of channel 1 

and channel 2 separately.

Changing the settings of your camcorder recordings (Continued)