A SMPTE input can be found on the Remote CPU. True or False?

The statement is false because a SMPTE input is not available on the Remote CPU of the TC Electronic System 6000. The SMPTE input is typically associated with the main processing units that handle audio and timecode synchronization, which are separate from the Remote CPU's interface or functionality. The Remote CPU primarily serves as a user interface for controlling the main processing unit rather than as a connection point for synchronization signals like SMPTE timecode.

In typical setups, SMPTE timecode is integrated directly into the audio processing units to ensure accurate timing and synchronization across devices within a studio or live sound setup. This setup means that accessing SMPTE timecode would be done through dedicated audio processing units, rather than the remote control interface, which is designed to facilitate user communication with the system.