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Step3. Configure the remote control sysytem (Continued)
This section describes how to setup the Remote station (Client) PC.
Before configuring the settings, connect a speaker and microphone, or a headset to the Remote station’s PC.
Before configuring the settings, turn ON the radio.
See the RS-BA1 Instruction Manual (“4. SETTINGS FOR A REMOTE STATION PC” section) for details.
2. Settings on the Remote station’s PC
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Network setting
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Double-click the “Remote Utility” icon on your desktop to open the Remote Utility.
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“Please set your own PC information” appears, then click [OK].
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The Network Setting screen appears. Configure the network settings as described below.
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Enter a name for your PC in the “PC Name” field. (Example: User PC)
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Select your internet access line type in the “Internet Access Line” menu. (Example: FTTH)
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Click [Apply] to save the network settings.
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After clicking, “Take effect after restarting the application” appears, then click [OK], and restart the Remote Utility.
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Connecting to the Base station (Server)
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Select the Radio Operation mode from the drop-down list located at the top of the screen, and then click the [Server
List] tab.
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The Server List screen appears, then click [Add].
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The Server Registration screen appears. Register a Base station as des cribed below.
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Enter a name for the Base station in the “Server Description”
field. (Example: icom)
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Enter the LAN’s IP address or the network name of the Base station in the “Server Address or Network Name” field. (Ex-
ample: 192.168.0.10)
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Enter your user ID (Example: USER1) and password (Example: USER0001) which are registered in the Base station,
in the “User ID” and “Password” fields.
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Click [OK] to save the settings and close the screen.
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In the Server List screen, select the registered Base station name (Example: icom), and then click [Connect].
• “CONNECTING” appears under the Base station name when the connection has succeeded.
