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You can connect headphones here (p. 29).

This is an internal speaker used as a 

monitor. No sound is output from the 

preview monitor when a cable is connected 

to the PHONES jack.

An external mic with a stereo mini-plug 

can be connected here (p. 40).

These analog audio input connectors 

are compatible with mic preamps. They 

support either XLR or phone plugs, which 

can be selected to match the connected 

device. They also accept either balanced or 

unbalanced connections. Additionally, 48 

V phantom power is supported, allowing 

you to connect condenser mics that require 

phantom power. Refer to “Supplying 

*  This instrument is equipped with 

balanced (XLR/TRS) type jacks. Wiring 

diagrams for these jacks are shown 

below. Make connections after first 

checking the wiring diagrams of other 

equipment you intend to connect.

2

1

3

1: GND 

2: HOT 

3: COLD

TIP: HOT 

RING: COLD 

SLEEVE: GND

*  When connection cables with resistors 

are used, the volume level of equipment 

connected to the inputs (ANALOG IN, 

PLUG IN) may be low. If this happens, 

use connection cables that do not 

contain resistors. 

Install batteries here (p. 20).

This socket lets you attach the R-26 to a 

commercially available camera tripod.
(The socket is threaded for a 1/4” screw.)

*  When using the tripod mounting socket, 

be sure to use a tripod that is capable of 

providing stable support of the R-26.

*  In order to attach the R-26 to a mic 

stand, you’ll need a mic stand adaptor 

(sold separately).