Lan Connection With The Ts-990S; Internal Voip (For The Kns Connection Via A Lan) - Kenwood TS-990S In-Depth Manual

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even on a small‑sized notebook PC. To change the main window size, select "Size of Main Window" in the "Tool" pull‑
down menu, or use the resize grip on the lower right side of the main window.
For quick access from the main window to the sub window, the "..." buttons are now placed close to function buttons. For
example, the "..." button is placed at the right side of the "ANT" button on the upper left side of the main window. Clicking
the "..." button opens the "Edit Antenna Name" sub window.
As the number of functions increased in the TS‑990S, the sub Windows allowing their respective configurations also
increased in number. For quick access to the functions with higher relevance, the "Other Functions" hyperlink is provided
at the bottom of the sub Windows.
It is possible to configure the delay time, which occurs upon a connection to the KNS (the configurations for the control
commands and the audio signal delay time for use when switching between transmit and receive, and also for the delay
time for use when switching between transmit and receive during the connection to USB, COM, and LAN). The delay
time can be applied using different values for a KNS connection and a USB, COM, or LAN connection. Select "Select
Modulation Line" from the "TX/RX" pull‑down menu, and use the list box in the "Delay by TX to RX Transition" frame on
the "Select Modulation Line" screen to configure it.
LAN Connection with the TS‑990S
In the ARCP‑990, connection through the TS‑990S LAN connector is realized.
By utilizing high‑speed communications specific to a LAN connection, with a LAN connection to the TS‑990S, display
drawing on the Bandscope screen and Sub Scope screen are faster than those when using a USB or COM connection
to the TS‑990S.
Select "Settings" from the "Tool" pull‑down menu, and then configure the settings in the "Connection to the TS‑990S"
frame on the "Settings" screen.

Internal VoIP (for the KNS Connection via a LAN)

In the ARCP‑990 and ARHP‑990, there is an internal VoIP function for audio signal exchange. The VoIP function
is usable when the ARCP‑990 and ARHP‑990 connect to the KNS through a LAN. To use the VoIP function in the
ARHP‑990, the VoIP function must be active.
It is possible to not use the VoIP functions available in the ARCP‑990 and ARHP‑990. Without using available VoIP
functions, the ARVP‑10H, ARVP‑10R, or generally available VoIP software can also be used for audio signal exchange.
The VoIP functions in the ARCP‑990 and ARHP‑990 cannot be used when the ARCP‑990 and ARHP‑990 are connected
to the KNS through the Internet. To connect through the Internet, the ARVP‑10H/ARVP‑10R or generally available VoIP
software is required separately.
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