Fwd: Re: [CQ-Contest] Computer interface for TS940S
    David Robbins 
    k1ttt at berkshire.net
       
    Thu Jun  7 18:41:19 EDT 2001
    
    
  
well, when the 940 was just coming out computers weren't all that common so the
rs-232 interface was probably left as an option to keep cost down on the basic
rig.  of course now the incremental cost of an rs-232 port is one chip on the
main board which is probably cheaper than designing a separate option...
personally i would prefer ethernet access complete with audio streaming, remote
access, firewalls, user login, etc, etc, etc.
Jim Rhodes wrote:
 >
 > Personally I could
 > never understand why the rig manufacturers didn't just put and RS232 port
 > on the back of the rigs like the newer Kenwoods. If they wanted to be
 > current now, they would incorporate a USB or firewire port!
 >
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