Outline Of Remote Station (Operator) Operations - Kenwood TS-480HX Setting Manual

Note 1: Refer to the user's manual for the broadband router to be used before performing
the settings.
Note 2: KNS operations are possible even if the global IP address is variable, but the IP
address may change with uncertain timing. In such cases, it is necessary to check
and change the IP address of the connected host when connected from a remote
station, which reduces user-friendliness. Consequently, using an environment in
which the host station global IP address is fixed is recommended. Furthermore, if the
global IP address cannot be fixed, using a dynamic DNS service enables operations
in the same way as an environment with a fixed global IP address.

3.4. Outline of Remote Station (Operator) Operations

The remote station is configured using a PC connected to the network, and a microphone
and speaker connected to the PC sound function. The audio transmissions for the host
station transceiver are input and output using the microphone and speaker connected to
the sound function of the remote station PC via the network.
The ARCP-480 and ARVP-10R are installed on the PC. The host station transceiver
connected via the network is controlled by the remote station ARCP-480 operations. The
ARVP-10R is a VoIP program and supplies the transceiver with the transmitted and
received audio of the host station side to the microphone and speaker of the PC of the
remote station side.
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.
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