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General discussion / IC-7100
« on: 2013-08-22, 00:42:10 »
Hi,
just finish the IC-7100 config using two "black boxes", one with the Radio (remote) and the other with the Controler (client side). In fact was an easy setup guided by the manual but wonder how to reach the remote site using the RRC-Micro client with such a configuration?
When CI-V setup for ICOM radios is used there's no limitation to connect with either the RRC-1258 control box (at home) or the RRC-Micro (while traveling).
IC-7100 has a function that enables the radio ON even without the Controller attached (locally or remotely) but in this case should be used "Program mode 1 - ICOM CI-V" instead of "Program mode 2 - IC-7100" if the ideia is using the RRC-Micro client or there's another way to use the RRC-Micro with this new rig?
One advantage of getting the Controller at the client side, beasides the "real feel", is the capability to power the radio on/off but wonder if there is a way to power on/off remotely even without the Controller while using the RRC-Micro.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Pedro
just finish the IC-7100 config using two "black boxes", one with the Radio (remote) and the other with the Controler (client side). In fact was an easy setup guided by the manual but wonder how to reach the remote site using the RRC-Micro client with such a configuration?
When CI-V setup for ICOM radios is used there's no limitation to connect with either the RRC-1258 control box (at home) or the RRC-Micro (while traveling).
IC-7100 has a function that enables the radio ON even without the Controller attached (locally or remotely) but in this case should be used "Program mode 1 - ICOM CI-V" instead of "Program mode 2 - IC-7100" if the ideia is using the RRC-Micro client or there's another way to use the RRC-Micro with this new rig?
One advantage of getting the Controller at the client side, beasides the "real feel", is the capability to power the radio on/off but wonder if there is a way to power on/off remotely even without the Controller while using the RRC-Micro.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Pedro