Marantz PMD660 Manuel utilisateur

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Marantz PMD 660

A quick guide to get you going and publishing those podcasts...

Key Features

* Smallest PMD yet-ts in your hand

* Operates for four hours on AA batteries

* Two XLR mic connections with +48v

phantom power

* Two built-in condenser mics for easy,

true stereo recordings

* Stereo line I/O

* No moving parts-no maintenance

* Built-in USB port for easy le transfer

Specifications

Digital Audio System

System Solid State Recorder

Usable media CF memory card

Recording format MP3, MPEG Audio

Layer III compression

Recording bit rate

MP3 mono

64 kbps

MP3 stereo

128 kbps

Sampling frequency 44.1, 48 kHz

Number of channels 2 (stereo), 1 (mono)

Audio Performance

Frequency response 16,000 Hz (-0.5dB)

Signal-to-noise ratio LINE 80 dB

IEC-A weighted

MIC 60 dB

Total harmonic distrotion LINE 0.06%

at 0 VU (PCM) MIC 0.15%

Dynamic range 80 dB

Inputs

MIC IN L/R

Type XLR (1:GND, 2:HOT,

3:COLD)

Input sensitivity 1.2 mV rms /6.5k ohms

LINE IN L/R

Type 1/8” mini jack

Input sensitivity 300 mV rms /20k ohms

Outputs

LINE OUT L/R

Type 1/8” mini jack

Headphone

Type 1/8” mini jack

Speaker

Output power 150mW .16ohms

Phantom power +48V, 5mA

General

Recording/Playback

Battery life (Alkaline) 4 Hours (typical)

Dimensions

Width 4.5” (113 mm)

Height 1.9” (47 mm)

Depth 7.2” (183.5 mm)

Weight 1.1 lbs. (0.5 kg)

Included Accessories

CF card (64MB) (US only)

AC adapter, USB cable, Audio cable, Carry

strap, Screws (ISO 3x10 mm), Plastic pin

and retainer, CD-ROM, User guide.

PLEASE NOTE: Specifications are based on measurement

conditions and proper care for the machine.

They are subject to change without notice.

marantz

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Hi, I’m your guide,

the Marantz PMD660!

I have a full tutorial online about my features. It is in the form

of a Podcast - you can subscribe to it on my blog.

www.FabFivepodcasts.wordpress.com

We are now going to walk through some of my

basic functions. en we will discuss how to

create a podcast for publishing your work!

Subscribing to Podcasts

To subscribe to a podcast, you can choose from a variety of free programs

known as “pod-catching” soware. Below are detailed instructions for

subscribing to podcasts using iTunes from Apple.

Open iTunes and select “Subscribe to Podcast”

from the “Advanced” menu.

Type or paste the podcast address in the URL

eld. e address should end with “xml”.

Click “OK” and the downloads begin

immediately, or, go to the iTunes Store

(from the menu on the le).

Enter the title of the podcast in the “Search

iTunes Store” eld (in the upper right corner).

Hit enter on your keyboard.

Click on the “subscribe” button for the podcast and the

downloads begin immediately. New and archived issues

will automatically download into iTunes, or you can check

in your Library under Podcasts for new issues.

To listen, sync youriPod or other mp3 player, or

double-click on the track in iTunes and listen on

your computer.

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PROFESSIONAL

Microphone Recommendations

Marantz recommends using a condenser microphone. The unit will provide phantom

power for condenser mics, but it’s a good idea to use a mic with its own external

power.

Before recording, make sure that you are using the correct microphone.

✳ If you want to use the internal microphone, press the MENU/STORE button and

use the track/jump buttons to switch to preset 1.

✳ Preset 2 will be used for the external mics.

✳ In which case, when an external mic is plugged in, be sure to have the phantom

power switch turned on.

✳ On the LED screen, Mic 1 will show for the internal microphone, and mic 2 will

show for the external mic.

To install the batteries:

✳ Remove the battery compartment (on the

back with two tabs).

✳ Insert 4 new or recharged batteries (AA)

✳ Snap the battery compartment lid back

on.

✳ The battery life will depend on if you are

using a condenser mic with the 660”s

power or if you are using a condenser

mic with its own internal power.

✳ As a warning, the PMD660 will emit a

high pitched beep to warn you about the

death of your batteries.

✳ Typical alkaline battery life is four hours.

Set date and time:

✳ Select Menu/Store.

✳ Use arrow keys to select Preset 1, 2 or 3.

Press Enter.

✳ Using arrow keys, locate Date/Time.

Select Enter.

✳ Using the arrow key, select month. Press

enter and repeat for day and time.

✳ Press the Menu/Store button to complete.

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Compact Flash Card

The PMD660 records directly onto a Compact Flash card (CF), which range in size from

1 GB to 8 GB and are very affordable.

Format the Compact Flash Card

If the CF card is formatted other than FAT16 or FAT32, reformat in your computer.

✳ While in stop, push and hold the SHIFT button then push the MENU/STORE

EDIT button. “Trk Erase” will appear in the display.

✳ Push the arrow button until “Format” is displayed.

✳ Push the ENTER button. The display switches to “OK”.

✳ Push the ENTER button. “Executing” will be displayed.

✳ When finished, “Completed” will be displayed.”

Recording

✳ Press the record button.

✳ To stop recording press the stop/cancel button.

✳ Press the record button again to create an additional track while recording.

✳ To adjust input levels, use the dial on the bottom of the PMD660. The levels

will be indicated by the lights.

✳ To skip between recorded tracks use the track/jump buttons.

✳ Holding down the button during playback will double playback speed.

✳ If held down during pause the speed will increase by 10, after 3 seconds it will

increase 140 times.

To create an Edit Decision List (EDL)

✳ Press the mark button during pause, recording, or playback.

✳ To switch between EDL marks, hold down the shift button while pressing

the mark button.

Playback

Procedures

✳ Turn On, Push PLAY/PAUSE button. PLAY indicator will be lit. Push the PLAY/

PAUSE button again to pause, and push the STOP button to stop.

✳ Track Jumping: During playback push the track jump arrows to move to the next

track.

✳ Search: During playback: pause, push and hold the track jump arrows to rewind

or fast forward. This will rewind or fastforward at 10X the speed for three seconds, then

automatically speeds up to 140x speed.

✳ Audio Outputs for playback: Using the Output Menu select either SP/HP

(PHONES jack) or the LINE (line out) jacks. You are not able to use the LINE

OUT and the SP/HP simultaneously.

marantz

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Compact Flash Card

The PMD660 records directly onto a Compact Flash card (CF), which range in size from

1 GB to 8 GB and are very affordable.

Format the Compact Flash Card

If the CF card is formatted other than FAT16 or FAT32, reformat in your computer.

✳ While in stop, push and hold the SHIFT button then push the MENU/STORE

EDIT button. “Trk Erase” will appear in the display.

✳ Push the arrow button until “Format” is displayed.

✳ Push the ENTER button. The display switches to “OK”.

✳ Push the ENTER button. “Executing” will be displayed.

✳ When finished, “Completed” will be displayed.”

Recording

✳ Press the record button.

✳ To stop recording press the stop/cancel button.

✳ Press the record button again to create an additional track while recording.

✳ To adjust input levels, use the dial on the bottom of the PMD660. The levels

will be indicated by the lights.

✳ To skip between recorded tracks use the track/jump buttons.

✳ Holding down the button during playback will double playback speed.

✳ If held down during pause the speed will increase by 10, after 3 seconds it will

increase 140 times.

To create an Edit Decision List (EDL)

✳ Press the mark button during pause, recording, or playback.

✳ To switch between EDL marks, hold down the shift button while pressing

the mark button.

Playback

Procedures

✳ Turn On, Push PLAY/PAUSE button. PLAY indicator will be lit. Push the PLAY/

PAUSE button again to pause, and push the STOP button to stop.

✳ Track Jumping: During playback push the track jump arrows to move to the next

track.

✳ Search: During playback: pause, push and hold the track jump arrows to rewind

or fast forward. This will rewind or fastforward at 10X the speed for three seconds, then

automatically speeds up to 140x speed.

✳ Audio Outputs for playback: Using the Output Menu select either SP/HP

(PHONES jack) or the LINE (line out) jacks. You are not able to use the LINE

OUT and the SP/HP simultaneously.

marantz

PROFESSIONAL

Microphone Recommendations

Marantz recommends using a condenser microphone. The unit will provide phantom

power for condenser mics, but it’s a good idea to use a mic with its own external

power.

Before recording, make sure that you are using the correct microphone.

✳ If you want to use the internal microphone, press the MENU/STORE button and

use the track/jump buttons to switch to preset 1.

✳ Preset 2 will be used for the external mics.

✳ In which case, when an external mic is plugged in, be sure to have the phantom

power switch turned on.

✳ On the LED screen, Mic 1 will show for the internal microphone, and mic 2 will

show for the external mic.

To install the batteries:

✳ Remove the battery compartment (on the

back with two tabs).

✳ Insert 4 new or recharged batteries (AA)

✳ Snap the battery compartment lid back

on.

✳ The battery life will depend on if you are

using a condenser mic with the 660”s

power or if you are using a condenser

mic with its own internal power.

✳ As a warning, the PMD660 will emit a

high pitched beep to warn you about the

death of your batteries.

✳ Typical alkaline battery life is four hours.

Set date and time:

✳ Select Menu/Store.

✳ Use arrow keys to select Preset 1, 2 or 3.

Press Enter.

✳ Using arrow keys, locate Date/Time.

Select Enter.

✳ Using the arrow key, select month. Press

enter and repeat for day and time.

✳ Press the Menu/Store button to complete.

marantz

PROFESSIONAL

Hi, I’m your guide,

the Marantz PMD660!

I have a full tutorial online about my features. It is in the form

of a Podcast - you can subscribe to it on my blog.

www.FabFivepodcasts.wordpress.com

We are now going to walk through some of my

basic functions. en we will discuss how to

create a podcast for publishing your work!

Subscribing to Podcasts

To subscribe to a podcast, you can choose from a variety of free programs

known as “pod-catching” soware. Below are detailed instructions for

subscribing to podcasts using iTunes from Apple.

Open iTunes and select “Subscribe to Podcast”

from the “Advanced” menu.

Type or paste the podcast address in the URL

eld. e address should end with “xml”.

Click “OK” and the downloads begin

immediately, or, go to the iTunes Store

(from the menu on the le).

Enter the title of the podcast in the “Search

iTunes Store” eld (in the upper right corner).

Hit enter on your keyboard.

Click on the “subscribe” button for the podcast and the

downloads begin immediately. New and archived issues

will automatically download into iTunes, or you can check

in your Library under Podcasts for new issues.

To listen, sync youriPod or other mp3 player, or

double-click on the track in iTunes and listen on

your computer.

marantz

PROFESSIONAL

marantz

PROFESSIONAL

Marantz PMD 660

A quick guide to get you going and publishing those podcasts...

Key Features

* Smallest PMD yet-ts in your hand

* Operates for four hours on AA batteries

* Two XLR mic connections with +48v

phantom power

* Two built-in condenser mics for easy,

true stereo recordings

* Stereo line I/O

* No moving parts-no maintenance

* Built-in USB port for easy le transfer

Specifications

Digital Audio System

System Solid State Recorder

Usable media CF memory card

Recording format MP3, MPEG Audio

Layer III compression

Recording bit rate

MP3 mono

64 kbps

MP3 stereo

128 kbps

Sampling frequency 44.1, 48 kHz

Number of channels 2 (stereo), 1 (mono)

Audio Performance

Frequency response 16,000 Hz (-0.5dB)

Signal-to-noise ratio LINE 80 dB

IEC-A weighted

MIC 60 dB

Total harmonic distrotion LINE 0.06%

at 0 VU (PCM) MIC 0.15%

Dynamic range 80 dB

Inputs

MIC IN L/R

Type XLR (1:GND, 2:HOT,

3:COLD)

Input sensitivity 1.2 mV rms /6.5k ohms

LINE IN L/R

Type 1/8” mini jack

Input sensitivity 300 mV rms /20k ohms

Outputs

LINE OUT L/R

Type 1/8” mini jack

Headphone

Type 1/8” mini jack

Speaker

Output power 150mW .16ohms

Phantom power +48V, 5mA

General

Recording/Playback

Battery life (Alkaline) 4 Hours (typical)

Dimensions

Width 4.5” (113 mm)

Height 1.9” (47 mm)

Depth 7.2” (183.5 mm)

Weight 1.1 lbs. (0.5 kg)

Included Accessories

CF card (64MB) (US only)

AC adapter, USB cable, Audio cable, Carry

strap, Screws (ISO 3x10 mm), Plastic pin

and retainer, CD-ROM, User guide.

PLEASE NOTE: Specifications are based on measurement

conditions and proper care for the machine.

They are subject to change without notice.

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