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About this software |
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This software is the "KENWOOD NETWORK COMMAND SYSTEM" host application. |
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This software is used to connect a PC on a network that is running Kenwood's ARCP-480 software, with the TS-480 amateur transceiver. |
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If you do not agree with the details listed herein, please do not download the ARHP-10 software. |
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Operating Environment |
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Operating Systems
Windows(R) 98, Windows(R) Me, Windows(R) 2000 (SP3 or later), or Windows(R) XP (SP1 or later)
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Please use Windows(R) 2000 (SP3 or later), or Windows(R) XP (SP1 or later) operating systems when using the "KENWOOD NETWORK COMMAND SYSTEM" for voice transmission. |
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Processor
The recommended CPU or better for each OS.
Pentium(R) II or better is recommended. |
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System Memory (RAM)
At least the recommended system memory for each OS. |
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Hard Disk Free Space
At least 2MB free space on the hard disk.
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Hard disk space required to keep log file records is also required. |
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Peripheral Devices
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A display with at least 640 x 480 resolution (Number of colors: High Color or better is recommended). |
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A keyboard and a mouse, or other pointing device. |
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RS232C interface. |
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Network functions. |
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A network environment that can be connected (a high speed connection such as ADSL is recommended when connecting to the Internet). |
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Sound functions (Sound Blaster(R) 16 or better). |
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Sound cable (refer to the ARHP-10 help documentation). |
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Networking functions and a network that can be connected are required when using the "KENWOOD NETWORK COMMAND SYSTEM". |
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When using the "KENWOOD NETWORK COMMAND SYSTEM", it is recommended that the transceiver's TOT (time-out timer) function is used to specify a limit for continuous transmission time.
(The TOT timeout function can not be changed on the ARCP-480) |
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By turning ON the function that TX Inhibit in the TS-480, the ARCP-480 is not able to transmit.
(The function prohibiting transmission can not be cancelled on the ARCP-480) |
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A global IP address is required when using the "KENWOOD NETWORK COMMAND SYSTEM" over the Internet.Additionally, a name using a dynamic DNS can also be used. |
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The network environment (including the Internet provider), may prevent correct connection to the network. It may be possible to carry out communications after changing the configuration of network communications equipment or PCs. If security software and routers are used on the network, then it is necessary for both host and remote stations to broadcast the TCP ports that will be used for transmitting wireless commands. Additionally, voice transmission using the H.323 protocol can be used by opening all control ports and ports required for dynamic streaming. Please refer to the network communications equipment and PC user manuals for details on how to change their configuration, and take responsibility for configuring the network. |
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Usage Notes |
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If you are remotely controlling the Transceiver using this software via a network such as the Internet, you must conform to the radio laws and relevant domestic laws of the country and/or area where the Transceiver and relevant equipment are installed. |
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If any problem occurs while you are remotely controlling the Transceiver and relevant equipment, the responsibility of finding a solution to the problem is left solely to the user who remotely control the Transceiver and relevant equipment. |
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Users are required to obtain an approval from KENWOOD, in writing, prior to redistributing this software on a personal web page or packet radio. |
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Users are prohibited to assign, rent, lease, or resell the software. |
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Users are prohibited to revise, change, translate, merge, de-compile, or reverse engineer the software. |
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KENWOOD does not warrant that quality and functions of this software comply with each user's purpose of use of this software, and unless specifically described in this document, KENWOOD shall be free from any responsibilities to any defects and indemnities to any damages or losses.
Selection and installation of this software shall be made by the User's designation. The User shall take full responsibilities for the use and effects of this Software. |
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KENWOOD Corporation shall be free from any responsibilities for any incidental losses or damages, such as missing communications or a calling opportunity caused by a failure or performance error of this Software. |
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KENWOOD shall own all copyrights and other intellectual properties for the software and all manuals and documents attached to the software. The user shall be allowed to use, not to resell, the software by obtaining a license from KENWOOD. While the media in which the software is stored is possessed by the user, the ownership for the software itself shall be reserved for KENWOOD. |
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Installation of ARHP-10 |
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Install this software by running "H10***.exe" and by following the displayed instructions.
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Administrator privileges are required when installing the software on Windows(R) 2000 (SP3 or later) or Windows(R) XP (SP1 or later). |
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If you erroneously select the wrong operating system when installing this software, please start the installation again from the beginning. |
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When the window to select the help language is displayed, select the desired help language (English or Japanese).
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To change the help language after you have installed the application, reinstall the application from the beginning. |
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Copyrights
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Windows is a registered trademark or trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries. |
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Pentium is a registered trademark or trademark of Intel Corporation. |
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IntelliMouse is a registered trademark or trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries. |
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Sound Blaster and Creative are registered trademarks or trademarks of Creative Technologies Ltd. |
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