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Master and Slave Relationship
Timecode Systems products, including your SyncBac PRO unit, use a relationship to
maintain highly accurate clock settings. It is important that you understand how the
master-slave relationship works, as you will need to set each SyncBac PRO in your
BLINK network to run in either master mode ( GP Master TX ) or slave mode ( RF
Slave ).
Tip: If you use a Timecode Systems :pulse as the master, you can do much
more than synchronise the clocks. With the free BLINK Hub app, you can
remotely control and monitor your SyncBac PRO units and the HERO4™
cameras they are attached to (see Remote Control and Monitoring with
:pulse on page 44 ).
In the following sections, we explain how the master-slave relationship works and
provide answers to some commonly asked questions:
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Clock Synchronisation - Master and Slaves (see page 23)
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How Can I Tell if a Slave is Communicating with a Master? (see page 24)
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What if a Slave Can't Find a Master? (see page 25)
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What if there are Multiple Masters in the Same BLINK Network? (see page 26)
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Remote Control with :pulse and BLINK Hub (see page 27)
When you understand the master-slave relationship, you can set your SyncBac PRO
units to run in RF Slave mode or GP Master TX mode (see Set the Timecode Mode on
page 20 ).
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