| Check that the computer can produce sound; update |
| drivers as necessary. |
| Connect a microphone to the computer and bring up |
| the recording control window. Check that the input |
| terminal you are using is active and that it is set to an |
| appropriate level. Bring up the playback control window; |
| make sure that it is not muted and that it is set to an |
| appropriate level. Check that you can hear something |
| from the speakers connected to your computer. |
| Check that you are using a compatible operating |
| system. |
| Check that Voice is checked in the |
| window on the host computer. |
| Check that KNS VOICE is illuminated in the |
| display. If it is not, recheck the host computer operating |
| system for compatibility and also the network settings |
| (including the ISP service for the host computer). |
| If using a WAN, check that KNS will work locally over |
| your LAN. |
| If using a WAN, check your communications hardware |
| and ISP settings. (If you are using a router, try removing |
| it temporarily to see if that makes a difference.) |
| Check that Voice is checked in the ARCP setup |
| window. |
| Check the modulation line. Check that the host PC |
| audio cable connection method in the TX Control frame |
| of the Setup window is the same. |
|
|
TX/RX audio breaks up, is | Bring up the playback and recording control windows |
distorted or faint. | on both host and remote computers and try adjusting |
| the levels. |
| If the RX audio seems faint, and if the |
| being used for input on the host computer, try switching |
| to the |
| If modulation seems faint during TX, and if the |
| terminal is being used for output on the host computer, |
| try switching to the |
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