Can slave to the Dakota via the S/PDIF connection

Firstly, the Dakota clock source must be set to slave its internal clock to the incoming S/PDIF wordclock (outputted from the 328). Set ‘Clock Source’ to Dig In: ‘S/PDIF’:

	NOTE	Alternatively, the Dakota will also successfully clock to either ADAT
	NOTE	output of the 328. The Dakota could also be set as wordclock master,

		and the 328 can slave to the Dakota via the S/PDIF connection.
		However, the recommended configuration is with the 328 as wordclock
		master, with the Dakota slaving via S/PDIF, as outlined in this Setup
		Guide.

Now the samplerate must be set. In the ‘Sample Rate’ section, select the samplerate you wish to work at. This should match the samplerate of the internal clock on the 328, which was configured in section 2 of this Setup Guide:

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and the 328 can slave to the Dakota via the S/PDIF connection.

Guide.