Kenwood TS-990S, Instruction Manual

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USEFUL FUNCTIONS 16
16-21
Index Contents
CONFIGURING THE I/O SIGNALS FOR THE USB
CONNECTOR
If you connect an external device to the (USB-B)
connector on the rear panel, you can configure the audio
signal input level.
From the (USB-B) connector, the main band received
audio is available on the left channel, and the sub band
received audio is available on the right channel.
CONFIGURING THE INPUT AUDIO LEVEL
You can configure the audio signal input level to the
(USB-B) connector on the rear panel.
1 Select Group No. 7, "Rear Connectors", from the Menu
screen.
2 Access Menu 05, "USB: Audio Input Level".
3 Press [SELECT] (F4) to allow editing of the parameter
box.
4 Press [-] (F4) or [+] (F5), or rotate MULTI/CH control to
select the input level from the available range between
"0" and "100".
The default is "50".
5 Press [ ] (F1).
6 Press [MENU] to exit.
Note:
◆ You can configure the desired input audio according to the
transmission method. {page 9-1}
◆ If you assign Data Send to a PF key, you can transmit the signal
from the configured modulation line. {page 9-1}
CONFIGURING THE OUTPUT AUDIO LEVEL
You can configure the audio signal output level from the
(USB-B) connector on the rear panel. If connected,
the output signal level for the main band and the sub band
can individually be configured.
1 Select Group No. 7, "Rear Connectors", from the Menu
screen.
2 Access Menu 08, "USB: Audio Output Level (Main
Band)" or Menu 09, "USB: Audio Output Level (Sub
Band)".
3 Press [SELECT] (F4) to allow editing of the parameter
box.
4 Press [-] (F4) or [+] (F5), or rotate MULTI/CH control to
select the audio signal output level for the main band
from the available range between "0" and "100".
The default is "100".
5 Press [ ] (F1).
6 Press [MENU] to exit.
Note:
◆ If the OS in your PC is Windows Vista or later, select "2 Channels"
from the Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Sound >
Recording > Microphone (USB Audio CODEC) > Advanced.