Defining the master and slave

The EM 6000 word clock input, the EM 6000 internal word clock, the word clock of the Audinate Brooklyn II Dante® interface, or the Dante® network can be defined as the master.

To define the internal word clock of the EM 6000 as the master:
  1. In the Wordclock menu in the EM 6000 System menu item, choose the option Internal 48 kHz or Internal 96 kHz (see System -> Wordclock menu item).
  2. In the Audinate Dante Controller software, activate the options Enable Sync to External and Preferred Master.
To define the BNC word clock input of the EM 6000 as the master:
  1. In the Wordclock menu in the EM 6000 System menu item, choose the option External BNC (see System -> Wordclock menu item).
  2. In the Audinate Dante Controller software, activate the options Enable Sync to External and Preferred Master.
To define the Dante® interface of the EM 6000 as the master:
  1. In the Wordclock menu in the EM 6000 System menu item, choose the option External Dante (see System -> Wordclock menu item).
  2. In the Audinate Dante Controller software, deactivate the option Enable Sync to External.
  3. In the Audinate Dante Controller software, activate the option Preferred Master.
To define the Dante® interface of the EM 6000 as the slave:
  1. In the Wordclock menu in the EM 6000 System menu item, choose the option External Dante (see System -> Wordclock menu item).
  2. In the Audinate Dante Controller software, deactivate the options Enable Sync to External and Preferred Master.