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2 OPERATING AS A BASE STATION ■ To configure the remote control system through the Internet If you configure the remote control system through the Internet, Remote stations can access the Base station using its public IP address. If you utilize a Dynamic DNS service, Remote stations can access the Base station by not only its public IP address, but also by its domain name. D To let Remote stations access the Base station using its public IP address A public IP address is an address that is accessible over the global Internet. If you use a dynamic public IP address, it is chosen from a pool of available addresses and changes each time you connect to the Internet. Because of this, Remote stations will have to match the IP address each time to access the Base station. If you use a dynamic public IP address, we recommend that you utilize the Dynamic DNS service to allow the Remote stations to access the Base station using its domain name, or use a static public IP address. Please refer to your router's manual for details of how to configure your router to set the public IP address. IP address WAN LAN : 192.168.0.1 Router Internet Router Icom radio Base station IP address : 192.168.0.100 Computer name : BasePC Remote station Request Public IP address) 9

Section	Page
FOREWORD	2
IMPORTANT	2
PRECAUTIONS	2
TABLE OF CONTENTS	3
■ Overview of the RS-BA1	4
■ About the audio communication in the remote control system	5
Base station’s audio settings	5
Remote station’s audio settings	5
1 PREPARATION	6
■ Firewall setting	6
■ Volume adjustment for audio device	9
■ To allow access from the Internet	12
■ Remote Utility’s screen description	13
2 OPERATING AS A BASE STATION	14
■ To configure the remote control system through the Internet	14
To let Remote stations access the Base station using its public IP address	14
To let Remote stations access the Base station by its domain name	15
■ To confi gure the remote control system through a LAN	16
To let Remote stations access the Base station using its computer name	16
To let Remote stations access the Base station using its IP address	17
■ Network setting	20
■ User registration	21
To register a user	21
■ Radio registration	22
To register a radio	22
Radio’s basic information setting	23
Radio’s Remote station registration	23
Adjust limitation setting	24
COM port and audio device settings	24
■ To monitor, or disconnect a Remote station	25
To monitor the received or transmittedaudio	25
To terminate a connection	25
■ Connecting a Base station to a radio	26
Connecting to a radio	26
Disconnecting from a radio	26
3 OPERATING AS A REMOTE STATION	27
■ Network setting	27
■ Connecting to a Base station	28
Base station registration	28
Connecting to a Base station	28
Disconnecting from a Base station	28
■ Connecting to a radio	29
Connecting to a radio	29
Network audio quality setting	29
Device setting	30
Disconnecting from a radio	30
■ Audio adjustment using the Remote Utility	31
Received audio volume adjustment	31
Transmit audio volume adjustment	31
■ Recording and playback functions	32
Recording a received audio	32
Playing back/transmitting an audio file	32
4 REMOTE CONTROLLER’S BASIC OPERATION	33
■ Connecting to a radio with the Remote Controller	33
Connecting to a radio through a network	34
Directly connecting to a radio	35
To use transmit audio input from the PC	36
About the Remote mode	36

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If you conﬁgure the remote control system through the Internet, Remote stations can access the Base station using

its public IP address. If you utilize a Dynamic DNS service, Remote stations can access the Base station by not

only its public IP address, but also by its domain name.

OPERATING AS A BASE STATION

■

To conﬁgure the remote control system through the Internet

To let Remote stations access the Base station using its public IP address

A public IP address is an address that is accessible over the global Internet. If you use a dynamic public IP address,

it is chosen from a pool of available addresses and changes each time you connect to the Internet. Because of this,

Remote stations will have to match the IP address each time to access the Base station.

If you use a dynamic public IP address, we recommend that you utilize the Dynamic DNS service to allow the Re-

mote stations to access the Base station using its domain name, or use a static public IP address.

Please refer to your router’s manual for details of how to conﬁgure your router to set the public IP address.

IP address

: 192.168.0.100

Computer name : BasePC

IP address

WAN

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LAN

: 192.168.0.1

Remote station

Icom radio

Base station

Router

Request “

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(Public IP address)

Internet