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--- sandbox [2020/12/22 06:38] – Walter Schulz
+++ sandbox [2020/12/22 07:35] – [Beep, test tones] Walter Schulz
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 Don't be afraid of making mistakes. It is far more important to provide content since fixing mistakes is much easier than writing help texts.
-For the time being restrict the formatting to simple text with only basic formatting like headlines, bold or italic text, bulleted or numbered lists, since it will be converted to ReStructured Text in time to be used on the camera display. For that the text will be split into separate files on level 2 section headings (f.e. <nowiki>===== Audio =====</nowiki>), so please restrict your headings to levels 3 to 5. Tables and images are currently not supported.
+For the time being restrict the formatting to simple text with only basic formatting like headlines, bold or italic text, bulleted or numbered lists, since it will be converted to ReStructured Text in time to be used on the camera display. For that the text will be split into separate files on level 2 section headings (f.e. <nowiki>====== Audio ======</nowiki>), so please restrict your headings to levels 3 to 5. Tables and images are currently not supported.
 Please use the edit button for the respective section above that button and use the preview feature. This helps to keep the revision list tidy.
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-===== Audio =====
+====== Audio ======
 > Complete (18.02.2019). No pics for plugs, etc. here, because it's in-camera help and drawings for soldering doesn't help that much in this respect, IMO.
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-==== Analog Gain ====
+===== Analog Gain =====
-Gain applied to both inputs in the analog domain.
+Gain applied to both inputs in the analog domain. Default is on and 23 dB.
-//Submenu options://
+//Values://
-**0-32 dB**
+**0**-32 **dB** (values: 0, 10, 17-32 in 3 dB steps)
 Analog does a great job of boosting the signal while retaining a low noise
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-==== Digital Gain ====
+===== Digital Gain =====
-In-camera digital gain.
+In-camera digital gain. Default is 0, 0, OFF
 //Submenu options://
-**Left Digital Gain** 0 to 36 dB in 6 dB increments
+==== Left Digital Gain ====
+to 36 dB
-**Right Digital Gain** 0 to 36 dB in 6 dB increments
+==== Right Digital Gain ====
+to 36 dB
-**AGC** ON or OFF
+==== AGC ====
+**OFF**/ON
 Applying digital gain in-camera is not recommended as any non-zero value reduces
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-==== Input source ====
+===== Input source =====
 Mic configurations.
-//Submenu options://
+//Values://
 **Internal mic** your camera's internal mic(s)
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 Digital high-pass filter.
-//Submenu options://
+//Values://
 **On or Off**
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-==== Beep, test tones ====
+===== Beep, test tones =====
 Customize camera sounds.
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 //Submenu options://
-**Enable Beeps** ML uses beep tones for several events. Turn them off if you have to go silent.
+==== Enable Beeps ====
+ML uses beep tones for several events. Turn them off if you have to go silent.
-**Tone Waveform** Sine tones of lower frequency might be not audible on the internal speaker. Use square. Always check with Test beep sound.
+==== Tone Waveform ====
+Sine tones of lower frequency might be not audible on the internal speaker. Use square. Always check with Test beep sound.
-**Tone Frequency** Default is 1 kHz. Range from 55 Hz (A1) to 12 kHz. Human ears are considered to be most sensitive between 2 and 5 kHz.
+==== Tone Frequency ====
+Default is 1 kHz. Range from 55 Hz (A1) to 12 kHz. Human ears are considered to be most sensitive between 2 and 5 kHz.
-**Play test tone**
+==== Play test tone ====
-**Test beep sound**
+==== Test beep sound ====
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-===== Expo =====
+====== Expo ======
 Adjusting the exposure parameters. Most of these settings only work in Manual
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-===== Overlay =====
+====== Overlay ======
 Graphics overlays that can be used in LiveView or in image review mode:
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-===== Movie =====
+====== Movie ======
 Functions specific to movie mode.
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-==== Movie crop mode =====
+==== Movie crop mode ======
 D 3x crop mode for supported cameras (650D, 700D, EOS M)
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-===== Shoot =====
+====== Shoot ======
 Functions for stills shooting, some of them work for movies too.
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-===== Focus =====
+====== Focus ======
 Different controls for focus.
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-=====  Display =====
+======  Display ======
 Options for display - most of them are for LiveView.
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-===== Prefs =====
+====== Prefs ======
 > INCOMPLETE
-==== Card settings =====
+==== Card settings ======
 This menu is unique to 5D3.
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-===== Modules =====
+====== Modules ======
 (http://www.magiclantern.fm/forum/index.php?board=52.0)
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-===== Debug =====
+====== Debug ======
 Functions for troubleshooting and development.
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-===== Help =====
+====== Help ======
 In-camera help section.
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-===== Modules (other) =====
+====== Modules (other) ======
 Modules by developers/members, not available in the nightly builds
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 //Submenu options://
-===== Abbrevations =====
+====== Abbrevations ======
 AGC\\
 ALO Canon's Auto Light Optimizer.\\
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-===== Obsolete? =====
+====== Obsolete? ======
 Parking lot for items lost in transition