User guide

10) Record Button
Begins recording. Optional: Splits the
recording and begins writing a new
le when pressed while recording.
(System  Rec Button File Split)
11) Power LED
Hold the Menu buon down, then press
the Control Knob to power on the unit.
12) Time Code / Charge LED
Flashing green: Accurate timecode is main-
tained by internal Li-Ion baery.
Flashing amber: baery charging. (Time-
code display has precedence)
Alternating Amber / Green: Fault with
internal timecode baery.
Solid Red (when PIX is powered up): Time-
code has been reset back to zero and
needs to be re-jammed due to PIX power
being o for more than 2 hours.
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1) CompactFlash Slot
Insert CompactFlash media with the
label-side up. Visit www.sounddevices.com/
approved for an up-to-date list of tested
and approved cards.
2) External DC Input (Hirose 4-pin)
Accepts 10–18 volts DC. Hirose 4-pin con-
nector is wired pin-1 negative (-), pin-4
positive (+).Pin-2 (-) and pin-3 (+) must
be connected in parallel to pins 1 and 4
respectively to charge attached Li-ion
batteries. The included XL-WPH3 power
supply provides positive DC on pins 3
and 4 and negative DC on pins 1 and 2.
3) Audio Output - 5-pin XLR
Two channels of active, balanced, line-
level output. Source selected in the Audio
Menu.
4) Audio Inputs - 3-pin XLR
Active, balanced, analog microphone
or line level inputs. PIX 240i only: can
be switched to accept AES digital input,
channels.
PIX 220i and PIX 240i Video Recorder User Guide
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v. 3.52 Features and specifications are subject to change. Visit www.sounddevices.com for the latest documentation.
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