Settings; Connecting A Communications Cable; Connecting An Audio Cable - Kenwood TS-990S Setting Manual

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4. Settings

Connect the host station PC and TS-990S using a USB cable or RS-232C cable.

There is also a way to connect both the transceiver and PC to the home LAN.

This method makes high-speed data communication with the transceiver via

USB or RS-232C cable.

Note: The LAN cable, RS-232C cable and USB cable are sold separately.

Purchase them from a commercial retailer.

●When connecting using a LAN cable

(1) Depending on the network environment you are using, connects the

TS-990S to the HUB using a LAN straight cable. (Refer to "CONNECTING

TO YOUR LAN" in the instruction manual.)

(2) Setup the network functions (IP address, Administrator ID and

password) of the TS-990S. (Refer to "CONFIGURING THE NETWORK" in the

instruction manual.)

●When connecting using a USB cable

(1) Download the installer for the virtual COM port driver from the KENWOOD

website:

https://www.kenwood.com/i/products/info/amateur/software_download.html

then install it according to the procedures.

(2) Connect the PC and TS-990S using a USB cable.

●When connecting using an RS-232 cable

Connect the PC and TS-990S using a RS-232C straight cable (9-pin to

9-pin).

To transmit and receive audio, an audio cable is required. Create an audio cable

using the 13-pin DIN plug enclosed with the TS-990S with reference to the

following diagram. For details of the connector specifications, refer to the

TS-990S instruction manual.

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