Outline Of Host Station (Transmitter) Operations - Kenwood TS-480HX Setting Manual

Internet
Host Station
Remote Station
(Operator) (Transmitter)
ARCP-480 ARHP-10 TS-480
Fig. 3.1.2: Example of a KNS configuration via the internet
The host station and remote station can be installed in any location with a home LAN
connection or internet connection.

3.2. Outline of Host Station (Transmitter) Operations

The host station is configured using a transceiver and a PC connected to the network.
Data signals that control the transceiver are connected to the PC using an RS-232C. The
PC uses its sound function to input and output audio transmitted and received by the
transceiver, and converts them between digital and analog signals.
The ARHP-10 and ARVP-10H are installed on the PC. The ARHP-10 exchanges
transceiver control data signals with the network. The ARVP-10H is a VoIP program and
exchanges audio transmissions with the network.
The ARVP-10 is included with the ARVP-10H for the host station and the ARVP-10R for
the remote station.
For audio transmissions, this can replace it with general purpose VoIP software as well as
the ARVP-10. Refer to the VoIP software for details.
Support for selecting, installing, and operating VoIP software is not available from JVC
KENWOOD Corporation.
The PC is connected to the network, and exchanges transceiver control data signals and
audio transmissions with the "Remote station (operator)" on the network.
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