Zoom H22 ユーザーズマニュアル
ZOOM H2
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Shows the battery
status.
status.
Shows the playback time of
the current file or the
recording time in
hours/minutes/seconds.
the current file or the
recording time in
hours/minutes/seconds.
When repeat playback or auto
record is active, the respective
symbol is shown here.
record is active, the respective
symbol is shown here.
The folder (hierarchical unit)
used for storing recorded files
is shown here (01 - 10).
used for storing recorded files
is shown here (01 - 10).
Normally, the name of the file
that is played back is shown
here. During recording
standby and recording, the
name of the file used for
recording is shown.
that is played back is shown
here. During recording
standby and recording, the
name of the file used for
recording is shown.
Indicates the available time for
recording, according to the
currently selected recording
mode (file format, quantization,
sampling frequency).
recording, according to the
currently selected recording
mode (file format, quantization,
sampling frequency).
Shows the current operation
status of the recorder.
There are five different
indications for playback,
pause, stop, recording
standby, and recording.
status of the recorder.
There are five different
indications for playback,
pause, stop, recording
standby, and recording.
Indicate the current input level or output
level. At the rightmost end of the scale is
a clip indicator which lights up when
signal clipping (leading to distortion and
sound breakup) occurs. If clipping has
occurred at least once during playback
or recording, the clip indicator remains lit
until the end of playback/recording.
level. At the rightmost end of the scale is
a clip indicator which lights up when
signal clipping (leading to distortion and
sound breakup) occurs. If clipping has
occurred at least once during playback
or recording, the clip indicator remains lit
until the end of playback/recording.
Counter
Recorder status
Level meters
Battery indicator
Remaining recording time
File name
Folder number
Option function symbol
Stereo Mode Recording
This section explains in detail how to record in stereo mode.
About the stereo mode
In stereo mode, the signal from the built-in
mics, an external mic, a CD player or other
external component is recorded on two
channels as a stereo signal. When the H2 is in
stereo mode, the operation steps are as
follows.
mics, an external mic, a CD player or other
external component is recorded on two
channels as a stereo signal. When the H2 is in
stereo mode, the operation steps are as
follows.
●
Recording the signal from the built-in
mics
mics
Select a mic pattern (recording direction and
angle) other than SURROUND 4CH. (For
details on mic patterns, see page 21.) To do
this, use the
angle) other than SURROUND 4CH. (For
details on mic patterns, see page 21.) To do
this, use the
7
/
6
(MIC PATTERN) keys to
cause an indicator other than SURROUND
4CH to light up.
4CH to light up.
●
Recording the signal from an external
mic or an external component
mic or an external component
Connect the device to the [EXT MIC IN] jack
or [LINE IN] jack. When a cable is plugged
into one of these jacks, the built-in mics are
turned off.
The illustration shows the stereo mode top
screen. The screen gives access to the
information explained below.
or [LINE IN] jack. When a cable is plugged
into one of these jacks, the built-in mics are
turned off.
The illustration shows the stereo mode top
screen. The screen gives access to the
information explained below.
Indicator for selected
mic pattern lights up
mic pattern lights up
(MIC PATTERN) keys
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