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Configuration of Routers, Firewalls, etc / Re: Two rotors AND CAT control

« on: 2013-05-23, 08:59:00 »

So can I do all (or most of my setup) without getting the Webswitch ( at least to start with)?

Thanks so much for your help.

John
KW7A

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General discussion forum / Android

« on: 2013-05-23, 08:23:35 »

Just courious....

Are there any Android applications I can use with/without the Client side RRC to control my TS-2000?


John KW7A

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Configuration of Routers, Firewalls, etc / Re: Two rotors AND CAT control

« on: 2013-05-23, 08:19:53 »

Can the Webswitch be controlled by HRD's rotor controller at the remote (Client ?) side.
Can two HRD rotors be controlled this way (Each on a seperate com port).

My basic setup would be:
     HRD to control the TS-2000 (CAT or other connection as might be recomended by RemoteRig)
     RC-2000 would be a nice additional touch to use at the same time HRD is controlling the rig (I still like dials )
     One Rotor control (for HF antenna) Via HRD's Rotor control software.
     Second AZ/EL rotor for Satillate work would be a great plus (also controlled by a second HRD Rotor control application).

Should I be looking at a set of basic remote rigs or the combination of PC-controller and a RRC?
I would like to forgo the additional cost of the Webswitch if possible.

Are the two RRC's switchable in case I want to change the location of my transceiver or will I need to physically swap the two RRC's ?

We are buying a house to remodel and will be spending the next year or so down there on and off.
Running my TS-2000 station remotely would be nice while we work on the remodel.


John
KW7A

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General discussion forum / Re: What means Dual-Rx ?

« on: 2013-05-23, 07:40:53 »

Which version of the RRC supports dual receive for my TS-2000?

John
KW7A

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Configuration of Routers, Firewalls, etc / Two rotors AND CAT control

« on: 2013-05-23, 07:38:10 »

I have a TS-2000 and two rotors.
One for HF AZ control and the second for Satillite AZ/EL control.

Will one of your boxes support both rotor controllers (both RS-232) and the CAT control RS-232 (or special cable) fot the Kenwood TS-2000?

On the control side I can either use HRD 6.0 and/or I also have the RS-2000 remote head.


Thanks,
John KW7A

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General discussion forum / Kenwood TS-2000

« on: 2009-10-15, 19:53:30 »

Will I be able to power my TS-2000 on & off using your interface.

It is done by using software commands.


John
KW7A

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General discussion forum / Baud Rate

« on: 2009-10-15, 19:52:05 »

What is the max baud rate for the spare RS-232 port?

John
KW7A

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General discussion forum / Re: Spare Rs-232 Functions ?

« on: 2009-10-14, 20:09:02 »

What is the max baud rate?

John
KW7A

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General discussion forum / Full duplex audio

« on: 2009-10-14, 15:49:42 »

I saw where the latest firmware update cuts of the receive audio during transmission.

Is there a way to select to have the receive audio stay on during transmissions.

It would be needed for full duplex Satellite work.


Thanks,
John Long
KW7A

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General discussion forum / Spare Rs-232 Functions ?

« on: 2009-10-14, 15:46:05 »

What is the baud rate range of the spare RS-232 port?

Full or half duplex?

A-sync or synchrous?

Standard 8 bit word or can I use a non-standard bit length (8, 9, 10, 11, 12 bits / word)?

Are there any other data ports available in the box(s) for us to use for other connections (of any type)?


Thanks,
John Long
KW7A

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General discussion forum / Just what do I get ?

« on: 2009-10-14, 04:44:04 »

I am about to order a kit but I would like to make sure I understand just what I will receive and what it will do.

I will be remoting a Kenwood TS-2000 using the Kenwood RC-2000 remote head.
I believe I will receive two control units (Some assembly required).
I will need to build the cables from the control head to the new controllers.
Same for the TS-2000 side.

So what will the TS-2000 configured units do?

     Control the TS-2000 using my RC-2000 remotly.
     Pass audio both ways over the Internet.
     Allow true CW opperations.
     Control a rotor remotely (via RS-232 port).

Is the RS-232 connectors availiable for me to use for my custom RS-232 device or does it need to be a rotor controller?
Is your Power supply wired for 220 VAC or 110 VAC (USA)?



Thanks,
John Long
KW7A
Salt Lake City, Utah, USA