New Option Arcp-890 (Radio Control Program For Ts-890S) (Free Software Application); Basic Specifications Inherited From The Arcp-990; User Interface - Kenwood TS-890S In-Depth Manual

09 Software
New Option ARCP‑890 (Radio Control Program for TS‑890S) (Free
Software Application)
The ARCP-890 is the software to control the TS-890S from a PC.
The ARCP-890 is a free software application and can be downloaded free of charge from the KENWOOD website.
KENWOOD website:
https://www.kenwood.com/i/products/info/amateur/software_download.html
Basic Specifications Inherited from the ARCP‑990
The ARCP-890, equivalent to the ARCP-990 for the TS-990S, is designed to be able to operate most of the TS-890S
functions. Furthermore, it also conforms to the new functions of the TS-890S.

User Interface

The ARCP-890 has its user interface languages in both Japanese and English. The ARCP-890 is operable in the
language more familiar to the user.
Font change of the user interface is supported in the ARCP-890. Select "Configure Font" from the "Tool" pulldown menu,
and then configure the settings on the "Configure Font" screen.
The number of parts on the main screen has increased with the increase in the number of TS-890S functions; hence,
a display of SXGA (1280 x 1024) or higher resolution is required. However, changing the size of the main screen is
now supported for use even on a small-sized notebook PC, etc. To change the main screen size, select "Size of Main
Window" from the "Tool" pulldown menu, or use the resize grip on the lower right side of the main screen.
For quick access from the main screen to the configuration sub screen, the "..." button for accessing the configuration
sub screen of the function is now available close to the function button. For example, the "Configure AGC" configuration
sub screen can be accessed by using the "..." button placed on the right of the AGC button which is on the left center of
the main screen.
With the increase in the number of TS-890S functions, the number of sub screens for the configurations have increased.
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