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TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................................................................................................... 5

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EQUIREMENTS

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ECHNOLOGY

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INSTALLING ............................................................................................................................................................................. 7

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EBUGGING

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IREWALLS

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CONFIGURING ......................................................................................................................................................................... 9

CONNECTING ......................................................................................................................................................................... 11

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ERFORMANCE

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AUDIO........................................................................................................................................................................................ 13

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Summary of Contents for HAM RADIO DELUXE

Page 1: ...DELUXE HAM RADIO REMOTE SERVER Simon Brown HB9DRV Programmer in C h i e f Last update Wednesday June 02 2004 USER GUIDE ...

Page 2: ...U s e r Guide 2 The radios used in this project were supplied by Martin Lynch and Sons of London Special thanks are due to Chris Taylor for his friendly and efficient service ...

Page 3: ...TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 5 REQUIREMENTS 5 TECHNOLOGY 5 INSTALLING 7 DEBUGGING 7 FIREWALLS 7 CONFIGURING 9 CONNECTING 11 PERFORMANCE 12 AUDIO 13 ...

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Page 5: ...ses TCP IP the standard networking protocol REQUIREMENTS The remote computer must be running Windows NT that is NT 4 0 2000 2003 or XP Windows 95 98 and the various flavours thereof are not and never will be supported TECHNOLOGY A Windows service is installed on the remote service This listens on a port usually 7805 for incoming connections from Ham Radio Deluxe ...

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Page 7: ...ervices to modify the properties of the service The default service Startup Type will be Manual if you want to start the service when the system restarts then change this to Automatic just double click on the entry to bring up the Properties window DEBUGGING To run the service from a DOS window enter HRDRemoteSvr debug You see the service running with full debug information required by the HRD dev...

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Page 9: ...M ports available on the computer COM COM1 COM2 COM3 COM4 COM COM1 The TCP IP port on which the server listens for connections If not defined then the default value of 7805 is used Select any port number you want which is not in use by other programs PORT 7805 Username passwords these are case insensitive Spaces are removed from the beginning and end of the username and password The format is USER...

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Page 11: ...xample 195 154 179 101 or www laax drv ch 2 Port the port assigned to the remote service usually 7805 3 Username a valid username defined in the configuration file This is case insensitive 4 Password the password corresponding to the username This is case insensitive 5 If you want to save these values make sure the Save settings option is checked X Press Connect If the connection is successful the...

Page 12: ... you the data throughput and average round trip time The average round trip time is the time required to send a message from HRD to the remote server and get a response This will be very similar to the value shown when you use Ping to interrogate a remote host Typically values of 50 milliseconds or less is very usable When you select the slow connection speed only the frequency and s meter are ref...

Page 13: ...emote server does not support audio For audio or VOIP the following options are available SKYPE www skype com MSN Messenger Audio streaming for example the Helix Server Basic from RealNetworks Inc www realnetworks com ...

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Page 16: ...SIMON BROWN HB9DRV Postfach 159 7031 Laax Switzerland simon hb9drv ch www hb9drv ch ...

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