Audio Connections; Control Panel - Shure VP83F Guia Del Usuario

Audio Connections

Camera Output (Red)
The camera output passes the
audio signal for recording a
backup track on the camera.
Use the 3.5 mm coiled cable to
connect the VP83F camera output
to the camera's audio input.

Control Panel

① Menu Display
Displays menu information and settings.
② Power Button
Turns the unit on and off.
③ Five-Position Joystick
Navigates through the menu. Push
the center of the joystick to make a
selection.
④ Record Button
• Press to begin and pause recording
• Press and hold to stop recording
• When in the menu, press to return
home
⑤ LED Record Indicator
• Solid red = recording
• Flashing red = paused
Home Screen Indicators
① Track information
Displays track title and duration
② Low-cut filter icons
On:
Off:
③ Remaining recording time
Displays time remaining on the memory
card
④ Headphone volume
⑤ Battery meter
Headphone Output (Black)
Connect a pair of headphones to
the headphone output for monitoring
recordings and listening during playback.
Important: Never use the microphone
gain to adjust the headphone volume, as
this may result in poor signal quality or
distortion.
①
②
③
④
⑤
①
②
③ ④
⑥ Audio meter (Gain)
Displays microphone signal level, with
range indicator for suggested peak levels
⑦ Microphone gain value
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Menu Navigation
Open menu: Press the joystick to the right
to open the main menu and to proceed into
submenu screens.
Return to previous screen / select
homescreen icons: Press the joystick
to the left to back out of the menu. In the
homescreen, pushing left will highlight the gain,
headphone volume, or low-cut filter and allow
them to be adjusted.
Enter: Press the joystick center button.
Scroll / adjust parameters: Press the joystick
up or down to scroll through menu items, or to
change parameters when selected.
⑦
Quick adjustments from the home
screen
⑥
The following settings are adjustable when
highlighted in the homescreen:
• Headphone volume
⑤
• Microphone gain
• Low-cut filter
Press the joystick left or right to highlight
an icon for adjustment, and use up/down
to change the value.