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Contents
1-3. Conventions used in this manual
1-4. Trademarks and copyrights
1-6. Accessories sold separately
USB cables (for communication and data transmission)
AK-BT2 Bluetooth® adapter overview
2-5. Setting the date and time
2-6. Formatting (initializing) microSD cards
2-8. Adjusting the recording level (REC LEVEL)
2-11. Listening to sound with headphones
2-12. Listening with earphones or speakers that support Bluetooth
2-14. Turning the unit off (putting it in standby)
3. Names and functions of parts
4-1. Inserting and removing microSD cards
4-2. Preparing the power supply
Using an AC adapter (sold separately)
4-3. Turning the unit on and off
Turning the unit off (putting it in standby)
Formatting (initializing) microSD cards
When recording/playback stopped
When recording, in recording standby or recording paused
When playing, paused or searching forward/backward
Setting item selection procedures
5-2. Connecting external mics and other equipment
Connecting mics that require plug-in power
5-4. Connecting monitoring equipment
5-5. Adjusting the headphone output volume
5-6. Connecting computers and smartphones
5-7. Synchronizing with timecode
6-1. Making input settings for each input
Adjusting the recording level (REC LEVEL)
Setting the GANG operation mode (GANG)
Setting channels to record (REC ENABLE)
Setting recording input sources (INPUT)
Setting plug-in power (PLUG IN POWER)
Compensating for mic distances (DELAY)
Setting the low-cut filter (LOW CUT)
Setting the limiter (DYNAMICS)
Setting the noise gate (NOISE GATE)
Inverting the input phase (PHASE INVERT)
6-2. Checking and setting the phantom power state
6-3. Setting the phantom power voltage
6-4. Using the mid-side decoding function
Adjusting mid and side levels (MS WIDE)
6-6. Saving and recalling input settings
Recording pause/standby function (REC PAUSE MODE)
Recording hold function (REC HOLD)
7-2. Button operations during recording
8-1. Monitoring individual inputs (SOLO)
8-2. Changing the recording file format
8-3. Pausing when recording (REC PAUSE MODE)
8-4. Capturing sound before recording starts (PRE REC)
8-6. Designating the folder used for recordings
8-7. Changing files while continuing to record (file incrementation function)
8-8. Recording times (in hours: minutes)
Moving the playback position (searching backward/forward)
Seeking backward and forward momentarily
10-2. File and project structure overview
10-3. Folder hierarchy example
Changing the names of folders (RENAME)
Deleting all files in a folder (ALL FILES DELETE)
Deleting folders (FOLDER DELETE)
10-7. File and project operations
Deleting projects (FILE DELETE)
Enabling and disabling protection (CHANGE PROTECT)
File information (FILE INFORMATION)
10-8. Setting where recording projects are saved
Adding marks automatically (TIME MARK)
Adding marks when peak levels occur (PEAK MARK)
11-4. Jumping to set marks (MARK SKIP MODE)
12-1. Setting output for camera use
12-2. Using the automatic tone function (SLATE TONE • AUTO)
Tone volume adjustment function (LEVEL)
Oscillator function (OSCILLATOR)
13-1. Connecting with computers
13-2. Connecting with iOS devices
13-3. Accessing microSD cards from a computer
Exchanging files with computers
13-5. Using as an audio interface
FR-AV2 USB audio channel assignments
Inputting sound to the computer using the unit inputs
Using the computer output as sound input to this unit
14-1. Installing the dedicated controller app
14-2. Connecting with this unit using Bluetooth
14-3. Connecting with the dedicated control app
14-4. Wireless timecode synchronization with supported Atomos products
Connecting with supported Atomos products
Using remote control while timecode is running free
Receiving timecode by Bluetooth
16. Wireless audio monitoring functions
16-1. Wireless audio monitoring
Connecting with already paired devices
17-1. Showing various information
17-2. Resetting the date and time
17-3. Resetting the unit to its factory defaults.
17-4. Formatting microSD cards
17-5. Using the automatic power saving function
17-6. Selecting the power source
17-7. Setting the AA battery type (BATTERY)
17-8. Saving and recalling user settings
17-9. Power saving (energy conservation) mode
17-10. Adjusting the display contrast (CONTRAST)
20-1. Specifications and rated values
Recording times (in hours: minutes)
Operating system and other requirements