Setting Arvp-10; Network Settings In Conventional System; Required Network Environment; Broadband Router Settings - Kenwood TS-890S Setting Manual

5.5.2. Setting ARVP-10

At the remote station, start ARVP-10R. At the host station, start ARVP-10H.
Refer to the help of ARVP-10H and ARVP-10R for the setting method.

5.6. Network settings in conventional system

5.6.1. Required network environment

The network environment required for each of the host station and the remote station when
remote control is performed via the Internet in the conventional system is as follows.
Network environment
Internet environment
*1: Refer to the user manual for the broadband router to be used before performing the
settings.
*2: For details, contact your internet service provider.
*3: Remote 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.

5.6.2. Broadband router settings

In order to pass control data and audio data for remote control between the Internet and the
home LAN, set "port forwarding" to the broadband router.
Table 5.11 Required network environment
A broadband router capable of setting port forwarding is required. *1

Firewall environments configured using in-house company networks

cannot be used. Use a home LAN environment.
A high-speed wired broadband environment using xDSL, FTTH, or

CATV network is required. (1Mbps min. recommended.)
It is necessary to be able to use the protocols (TCP and UDP) and ports

used for remote control of the TS-890S. *2
A global IP address is required. *2, *3
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
A proxy server cannot be used.
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