Kenwood TS-480 User Manual
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3. Adjust PC volume
Whether hosting via a WAN or within a LAN, it is recommended that you test your setup at least
once using a KNS environment arranged with host and remote on the same LAN. This should
allow you to adjust volume to the appropriate level. To adjust terminal level, display the recording
control, confirm that MIC input is selected, and adjust the level. For speaker output level
adjustment, adjust WAVE.
Whether hosting via a WAN or within a LAN, it is recommended that you test your setup at least
once using a KNS environment arranged with host and remote on the same LAN. This should
allow you to adjust volume to the appropriate level. To adjust terminal level, display the recording
control, confirm that MIC input is selected, and adjust the level. For speaker output level
adjustment, adjust WAVE.
4. User setup
Open the setup window and set the
COM port to be used for commands,
whether or not to use voice
communications, session time, and
whether or not to keep a log. By clicking
on Add, you can then input the name
and password of the user to connect.
The host administrator then informs the
remote PC user of the above user name
and password, as well as other relevant
information such as how to make up an
audio cable (for use with either the DATA
terminal or MIC/EXP-SP). The remote
PC user can then connect to this host
using the information provided.
Note that a red X mark within the user
frame indicates that this user is
temporarily barred from connecting to the
host.
After the setup is completed, you can return to the main window and click on CON; the button will
then appear yellow. This completes the setup: the host is now ready for the remote PC user to
make a connection.
Once the audio cable has been made up, connect the various cables to your PC as illustrated
below.
In addition, connect your PC to the TS-480 with an RS-232 cable.
Open the setup window and set the
COM port to be used for commands,
whether or not to use voice
communications, session time, and
whether or not to keep a log. By clicking
on Add, you can then input the name
and password of the user to connect.
The host administrator then informs the
remote PC user of the above user name
and password, as well as other relevant
information such as how to make up an
audio cable (for use with either the DATA
terminal or MIC/EXP-SP). The remote
PC user can then connect to this host
using the information provided.
Note that a red X mark within the user
frame indicates that this user is
temporarily barred from connecting to the
host.
After the setup is completed, you can return to the main window and click on CON; the button will
then appear yellow. This completes the setup: the host is now ready for the remote PC user to
make a connection.
Once the audio cable has been made up, connect the various cables to your PC as illustrated
below.
In addition, connect your PC to the TS-480 with an RS-232 cable.