416416M Front PAnel
Clock Master
Every Pro64 network will have one Clock Master. The module designated as
Control Master will have its yellow Clock Master LED, found above the sample
rate section, lit. In a network that uses all analog modules, setting the 6416m
to be the network Control Master automatically assigns it to be the Clock
Master. See page 33 for more info.
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Sample Rate
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The Clock Master LED above the Sample Rate display will light when the
6416m is the network’s Clock Master.
Sample Rate
The Sample Rate display will show the current network sample rate. If the
6416m is Control Master and Clock Master, changes to the current sample
rate can be made from the front panel of the device.
The selection button below the Sample Rate LEDs is used to choose a sample
rate (requires the use of the Enter button).
Function Button
The Function button located below the Sample Rate LEDs is used to access
the Advanced Functions, described in detail later in this document (see page
97).
Control Master LED
The red Control Master LED lights to indicate that a Pro64 module has been
set to be the network Control Master. Only one module can function as
Control Master at a time.