Zoom F6 Manuale utente

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Connections

■Left side

Condenser

mic

Dynamic mic

• Computer

Audio interface

Card reader

• FRC-8 F Series remote controller

• Dedicated AC adapter (ZOOM AD-17)

• 5V mobile battery (commercially-available)

Playback device, etc. BTA-1 or other dedicated wireless adapter

Inputs for mics, instruments and mixers

■Right side

Headphones

Timecode

Inputs for mics, instruments and mixers

The timecode cable input and output should have the following specications.

Tip: Input to (output from external device)

Ring: Output from (input to external device)

Sleeve: GND

The XLR 1–6 inputs have the following specications.

1：GND

2：HOT

3：COLD

NOTE

Preparations

Supplying power

Power can be supplied using AA batteries, an L battery or USB.

■AA batteries

1. Loosen the screw in the battery cover on

the bottom.

2. Open the battery cover on the bottom,

and remove the battery case.

3. Install 4 AA batteries in the battery case.

4. Put the case into the compartment.

5. Close the battery cover and tighten the screw.

■L battery

1. Slide the battery in the direction of the

arrow while pressing it toward the re-

corder.

After loading batteries, use Menu > SYSTEM > Settings > Power Source > Type to set the correct type of

battery.

NOTE

A USB type C cable can also be connected to the USB port to operate it using AC power.

HINT

Installing the camera mount adapter

1. Remove the 4 screws from the top of the .

2. Align the screw positions of the camera mount

adapter with those of the , and tighten the

screws.

3. Attach the to a tripod, for example, and

then attach the camera with the camera mount

adapter screw.

Loading SD cards

1. Open the SD card slot cover, and insert an SD card.

To remove the SD card, push it further into the slot and then pull it out.

HINT

Before using SD cards that have just been purchased or that have been formatted on a computer, they

must be formatted by the . To format an SD card, use Menu > SYSTEM > SD Card > Format.

NOTE

Turning the power on and off

1. Press and hold to turn the power on.

Press and hold to turn the power off.

HINT

• If “No Card!” appears on the display, conrm that an SD card is inserted properly.

• If “Card Protected!” appears on the display, the SD card write-protection is enabled. Slide the lock

switch on the SD card to disable write-protection.

• If “Invalid Card!” appears on the display, the card is not formatted correctly. Format the card or use a

different card.

NOTE

Setting the language (rst time starting up)

The rst time you turn the power on after purchase, set the display language when the Lan-

guage setting screen opens.

1. Use and to select the display language, and

press .

The language setting can be changed later using Menu > SYSTEM > Language.

HINT

Setting the date and time (rst time starting up)

When the Date and Time setting screen opens after the Language settings screen, set the

date and time.

1. Use and to select the item to change, and

press .

2. Use and to change the value, and press .

3. Use and to select "Enter", and press .

The date and time setting can be changed later using Menu > SYSTEM > Settings > Date/Time > Set Date/

Time.

HINT

Display overview

■Home Screen

Status icons

Stopped

Recording

Paused

Playing back

Recording/playback

sample rate

Clipping indicator

Level meter

Track number

Red: Input enabled

Green: Playback track enabled

Gray: Input disabled

Frame rate

INT: Internal timecode enabled

EXT: External input timecode enabled

Mono

Stereo

Ambisonic

Counter

During recording: Elapsed/remaining recording time)

During playback: Elapsed/remaining playback time)

Power type and remaining amount

USB: Power supply connected to port

EXT: L battery

AA: AA batteries

Recording/playback timecode

Recording/playback take name

When stopped, press and hold

to show the name that will be

given to the next recorded take.

Adjacent track numbers are con-

nected to show input link settings.

The has two Record setting modes, Linear (16/24-bit) and Float (32-bit), with the following character-

istics.

Linear: This mode records ordinary 16/24-bit WAV les. Adjust input (trim) levels so that the clip indica-

tors do not light when recording. The level meters show input levels after adjustments.

Float: This mode records 32-bit oat WAV les. Adjusting input levels is unnecessary. As long as maxi-

mum input levels are not exceeded, both quiet and loud sounds can be recorded with high quality.

The level meters show levels after adjustments by [Track ] knobs.

HINT

Some of the screen will appear differently when the recording mode is Float (32 bit).

NOTE

Input and output settings

Setting the input source

Set the input source using Menu > INPUT > PFL > Input 1–6

> Source.

Open the Menu Screen.

/ Select up/down.

Conrm.

Setting Explanation

Mic Select this when connecting a mic or other equipment with a low input level.

Mic (PH) Use this setting for mic level with phantom power.

Line Select this when connecting line level equipment.

The input level will be reduced 20 dB compared to when "Mic" is selected.

Line (PH) Use this setting for line level with phantom power.

USB 1–4 When the “AIF with Rec” setting is on, computer output signals are treated as

input signals.

• Menu > INPUT > Phantom Settings can be used to set the phantom power voltage and change the

power conservation setting (power supply during playback).

• To return to the Home Screen from the Menu Screen, press to go back one menu level at a time.

HINT

Adjusting input levels (trim)

When the recording setting mode is not “Float (32 bit)”, use

Menu > INPUT > PFL > Input 1–6 > Trim to adjust the input

level.

Open the Menu Screen.

/ Select up/down, adjust value.

Conrm.

See “Adjusting headphone volume” ( →P. 10) for how to adjust the headphone volume.

HINT

Enabling tracks

You can select which among Inputs 1–6 to use.

Inputs will be recorded on tracks with the same numbers. For example, Input 1 will be

recorded on track 1 and Input 2 will be recorded on track 2.

1. Turn the with the same number as the

input you want to record right, making the track

status indicator light.

Status indicator Track number screen

background color Explanation

Lit red Red The input is enabled.

Unlit Gray The input is disabled.

Adjusting track volume

1. Turn for a track to adjust its volume.

Adjusting headphone volume

1. Turn .

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