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HM

Digital Hybrid Wireless® UHF Plug-On Transmitter

Models: HM, HM/E01 (Europe), HM/E02 (Japan), E02-779

  • Converts microphones with XLR jacks to wireless operation
  • LCD and membrane switches for setup
  • Selectable 5, 15 and 48 volt phantom power plus off position for dynamic microphones
  • Adjustable low frequency roll-off
  • Powered by two AA batteries
  • Up to 1024 synthesized UHF frequencies
  • 100 mW output power
  • Rugged machined aluminum housing

This unique plug-on transmitter design will ideally match any microphone or line level source via a standard XLR connector. Phantom power is selectable at 5, 15 and 48 volts, or can be turned off for use with dynamic microphones and line level signal sources.

The design includes a wide tuning range of up to 76 MHz, with tuning steps in increments of 100 kHz or 25 kHz, (19 MHz for block 941 version, for 695 frequencies).

Along with providing peerless audio quality with wide frequency response and dynamic range in Nu Hybrid mode, the technology used in the HMa includes compatibility modes for Lectrosonics Mode 3 and IFB receivers.

Click here 941 band frequencies and hex codes spreadsheet.

This model is not capable of firmware updates in the field so no files are available for download. Contact Lectrosonics if you need a firmware update.

HM Firmware History

This model is not capable of firmware updates in the field so no files are available for download. Contact Lectrosonics if you need a firmware update.

HM v2.5 – 23 December 2014

Unit now turns itself off when battery voltage is too low for stable operation. This eliminates noises in the audio just before the battery fails completely, and also prevents repeated power cycling at the end of battery life.

HM v2.4 – 23 December 2014

Added 25 kHz tuning step mode. Also applied minor cosmetic fixes to user interface and factory serial commands, and slightly improved dynamic tracking accuracy in compatibility mode 6.

HM v2.3 – 03 December 2012

Shaped battery telemetry signaling for slightly lower noise floor. Also added new factory diagnostic functions.

HM v2.2 – 20 September 2012

Increased power level (and thus the accuracy) of the microprocessor brownout detection circuit.

HM v2.1 – 15 August 2012

Added powerup delays, checksums and multiple read attempts to ensure robustness of non-volatile memory. Created a protected memory storage class for crucial system setup and calibration parameters. No user-apparent changes were made since v2.0.

HM v2.0 – 27 February 2012

Introduced new hardware variant with backlight feature.

HM v1.6 – 29 December 2010

Increased battery telemetry adjustment range and scaling, and added autorepeat to the battery telemetry adjustment screen, for faster and easier factory alignment and fewer component changes. No user perceptible changes were made; however, upgrading to this (or newer) versions will require recalibration of the battery telemetry adjustment.

HM v1.5 – 10 October 2010

Added 10 dB additional gain control range. Also added optional audio polarity inversion feature. Fixed factory diagnostic “rolloff=” serial command.

HM v1.4 – 23 September 2009

CHANGES

  • Adjusted battery warning thresholds for LED indicator.
  • Adjusted power off timings to ensure receivers have enough time to mute before carrier turns off.
  • Added new serial commands for testing department.

HM v1.3 – 18 August 2009

DSP code, which formerly worked only on the TMS320VC5402 DSP, is now also compatible with the TMS320VC5402A. Firmware may be used on logic boards populated with either DSP. Nothing else has changed since v1.2.

HM v1.2 – 06 August 2009

Audio mute status is now correctly displayed in RF-off mode. Improved accuracy of compatibility mode 3.

HM v1.1 – 23 April 2009

First production release.

HM/E01 Firmware History

This model is not capable of firmware updates in the field so no files are available for download. Contact Lectrosonics if you need a firmware update.

HM/E01 v2.6 – 29 October 2014

Fixed problem wherein LCD backlight would turn off at incorrect times.

HM/E01 v2.5 – 24 October 2014

Unit now turns itself off when battery voltage is too low for stable operation. This eliminates noises in the audio just before the battery fails completely, and also prevents repeated power cycling at the end of battery life.

HM/E01 v2.4 – Not released separately: Rolled into v2.5.

Added 25 kHz tuning step mode. Also applied minor cosmetic fixes to user interface and factory serial commands, and slightly improved dynamic tracking accuracy in compatibility mode 6. “Normalized” the already-supported block 606 by adding it to factory block setting menu.

HM/E01 v2.3 – 10 December 2012

Shaped battery telemetry signaling for slightly lower noise floor. Also added new factory diagnostic functions.

HM/E01 v2.2 – 17 October 2012

Increased power level (and thus the accuracy) of the microprocessor brownout detection circuit. Added powerup delays, checksums and multiple read attempts to ensure robustness of non-volatile memory. Created a protected memory storage class for crucial system setup and calibration parameters.

HM/E01 v2.1

NOT RELEASED

HM/E01 v2.0 – 06 June 2012

New hardware variant with backlight feature.

HM/E01 v1.5 – 02 August 2011

Increased battery telemetry adjustment range and scaling, and added autorepeat to the battery telemetry adjustment screen, for faster and easier factory alignment and fewer component changes. No user perceptible changes were made; however, upgrading to this (or newer) versions will require recalibration of the battery telemetry adjustment. Also added factory standby command.

HM/E01 v1.3 – 23 September 2009

CHANGES

  • Adjusted battery warning thresholds for LED indicator.
  • Adjusted power off timings to ensure receivers have enough time to mute before carrier turns off.
  • Added new serial commands for testing department.

HM/E01 v1.2 – 18 August 2009

DSP code, which formerly worked only on the TMS320VC5402 DSP, is now also compatible with the TMS320VC5402A. Firmware may be used on logic boards populated with either DSP. Nothing else has changed since v1.1.

HM/E02 Firmware History

This model is not capable of firmware updates in the field so no files are available for download. Contact Lectrosonics if you need a firmware update.

HM/E02 v2.4 – 24 February 2015

  • Added pilot tone level calibration capability, accessed via serial commands.
  • Adjusted modulation limiter parameters to match other products.
  • Fix bug preventing firmware updates using the Lectrolink adapter.

HM/E02 v2.3 – 07 November 2014

Fix bug allowing tuning past the highest channel on block 27. This firmware behaves identically to v2.2 on all other blocks.

HM/E02 v2.2

First production release covering standard blocks.

HM/E02-779 Firmware History

This model is not capable of firmware updates in the field so no files are available for download. Contact Lectrosonics if you need a firmware update.

HM/E02-779 v2.1 – 06 April 2011

Corrected deviation in mode 3. Also added “rfmute” diagnostic command for factory testing.

HM/E02-779 v1.2 – 06 April 2011

Added 10 dB additional gain control range. Also added optional audio polarity inversion feature. Fixed a bug wherein changing frequencies could result in an incorrect modulation level.

HM/E02-779 v1.1 – 23 September 2009

  • Adjusted battery warning thresholds for LED indicator.
  • Adjusted power off timings to ensure receivers have enough time to mute before carrier turns off.
  • Added new serial commands for testing department.

HM/E02-779 v1.0 – 17 June 2009

First production release.