In this tutorial we cover setting up a 5200 series master clock to output 482 timecode and how to receive this information on connected clocks. Each master clock set up in this way can control up to 50 clocks.
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Master clock outputting 482 timecode
Setting up a 5200-series master clock to output 482 timecode, and how downstream displays receive and lock to it. A quick reference for larger, multi-room installs.
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