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WHEN CONNECTING TO THE NETWORK THROUGH A PC
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Conncting the radio to the Base station’s PC (Continued)
1. System requirements
A PC that has an RS-232C port
Icom CI-V command capable radio that has a
[REMOTE] jack
The optional CT-17
ci-v level converter
(Two mini-plug cables are included.)
An RS-232C cable (purchase separately)
Stereo audio cables (purchase separately)
2. Connect a remote control system
Connect the CT-17 to the base station
’s
PC, which
enables the CI-V communication between them.
ct-17
Radio
PC
Mini-plug cable
To an RS-232C port
9–15V DC
To the RS-232C port
RS-232C cable*
3. Connect an audio system
Connect an audio cable between the PCs audio port
and the radios [ACC] socket or [MIC] connector to
enable audio communication between them.
See the radios instruction manual for details on the
connector.
Radio PC
AF (Output) LINE IN/MIC IN (Input)
MOD (Input) LINE OUT (Output)
D When connecting to the radio’s [REMOTE] jack
When using the [MIC] connector, NEVER
directly connect an audio cable between the
radio’s Microphone input and PC. It can cause
a malfunction without adding the Electrolytic
capacitor, as illustrated above.
NEVER connect a monaural plug to the PC’s
LINE OUT. It can cause a malfunction.
Rear panel view
CC] socket
Front panel view
Rear panel view
IC-7600 type (8 pin)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
MOD
AF
IC-7000 type (13 pin)
1234
8765
9
10 11 12
13
MOD
AF
IC-7600 type (8 pin)
y
IC-7000 type (Modular)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
AF output
iq
PC
GND
MOD
Not used
GND
GND
GND
u
Connect to the
PC’s LINE OUT
GND
AF
Not used
Connect to the
PC’s LINE IN or
MIC IN
Microphone
input
Microphone
input
GND
10 µF/16 V
+
10 µF/16 V
+
* CT-17 accepts only an RS-232C cable. The use of an
RS-232C-USB converter is not guaranteed.

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