FAQs

Can I utilize a non-Dante PTPv1 clock leader device to provide clocking for a Dante network?
How does Dante clocking work?
How is the Leader Clock determined?
What happens if the Leader Clock goes off-line?
How is the Leader Clock generated for Dante network?
Is it possible to force a specific device to become the Leader Clock?
If only one device in the network is “Preferred Leader” will it always be chosen as the Leader Clock?
Dante seems able to look after clocking itself. Why should I need to be involved in Leader Clock device selection?
How accurate is Dante clocking?
What is the AES67 standard?
Since Dante is already the dominant IP audio networking technology, why is AES67 needed?
What are the benefits of AES67?
Do we need another standard?
Is AES67 a competing standard to AVB?
Is AES67 or AVB a competing protocol to Dante?
Does AES67 require new switch infrastructure to support the standard?
Will Dante Devices with AES67 support be able to connect to other manufacturers AES67 compatible devices?
I have an unstable device clock on my Dante network - why is this?
Dante Devices PTP Clocking Support
Dante Clocking on a Cisco SDA Network
Can I choose which device on the network will become a boundary clock between PTPv2 and PTPv1 Domain?
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