i don't know what you mean by "My rs232 of the ts2000 is occupied by CCR in the tower."
if you mean that you allready have connected the Radio-RRC to the Radio-CAT port all is OK
The AS-1289 talks to the Radio via the CAT cable, the RRC does not know anything about the radio, it only transfer data
but if you already us com 2 for controlling the radio all is OK as the AS-1289 can share the connection with the control software.
So if you set Radio-RRC settings with the correct ip nummer (radio-RRC) and correct port(13010) and serial setting to 9600 it should work and on the main page you should see the "Current frequency" following the radio
Kenwood (IF) is what you normally use if you want the AS-1289 to ask for the frequency from the radio. remeber that you need to have a CAT cable from the Radio-RRC com2 to the Radio CAT port com 2 should be set to mode 4 and that all three set to the same baudrate
compared to the bandwidth that the 6600 needs the Remoterig audio is negligible, so you can use audio quality 2 , no data is sent so it's only the audio which needs bandwidth
Du måste nog vara mer specifik i din frågeställning om man skall kunna hjälpa dig.
Det finns ingen standard inställning som funkar för alla radio och alla Nätverksanslutningar
Att du bytt dator innebär normalt inte att några ändringar i Remoterig krävs
Om du bytt Routern på Radiosidan så måste portforwarding sättas upp i den nya routern. Ev måste IP addressen ändras i Radio-RRC om den nya Routern inte använder samma LAN IP-addresser
connect the USB cable between the Webswitch and your PC. Start the Microbit Setup Manager program. Under the advanced tab you can select "set default settings". after that you can start over with the settings
Hi If you can control the radio from RRC Micro but not from a Control-RRC it's probably the RJ12 interface which is damaged in either the radio or the Radio-RRC. When using RRC-Micro only the comport is used for CAT but when using a Control-RRC and a Control Panel the RJ12 interface is used
Hi LF delay only mutes sidetone from the radio, if you can turn off sidetone in the radio you don't need it. For the "Key delay" is no otherway than testing to increase it, no measurements
Hi It's not the I/O settings which is important it's the Keyer settings. Keyer should be activate, and the most important setting is "Key delay" which set the buffering before the CW is sent. It should be set to minium 50 ms if you work over the internet. If you still get garbled keying it's because of Internet Jitter and you need to increase the Key delay setting even more
Tyvärr blir det inga specialfunktioner. 2820 är väldigt speciell i sitt beteende, vilket gör det ännu svårare. Trots det har jag en här som är uppkopplad mot ett berg 24/7