Lectrosonics Standard Test & Alignment Procedure
Part number(s):
HH
Hardware version(s):
17424B (audio) & 17423B (radio)
Firmware version(s):
0.93
Part number(s):
HHAU
Hardware version(s):
17424B (audio) & 17423B (radio)
Firmware version(s):
?
Part number(s):
HH/E01
Hardware version(s):
17424B (audio) & 17423B (radio)
Firmware version(s):
?
Part number(s):
HH/E02
Hardware version(s):
17424B (audio) & 17423B (radio)
Firmware version(s):
?
Common name:
hand held transmitter
Author(s):
Rodney Wildhagen & Cruz Garcia
Test procedure version:
01.00
Date:
04 Oct 2011
Initial setup: Audio Board only
Audio board with PIC18F67J11 µC IC
Step
Measurement name& description
Measurement result (Typ)
Test Segment 10 of 60
Program µC IC and Current draw Audio board only
CAUTION
When reprograming already tested devices, be sure to set device programmer GUI to preserve all settings (block,
limiter settings, etc.). In Microchip MPLAB this is done by selecting Programmer > Settings > Program > Preserve
EEPROM on program > Apply > OK. Failure to do so will result in loss of all assigned variable values such as
frequency block, limiter setting, indicator settings, etc.
Note
This need only be performed at the factory the first time the DUT is powered up, when µC IC is replaced, or when a
firmware update is desired and confirmed to be appropriate.
Apply +3.0VDC, 300mA current limit in at battery contact J8 (J9 is circuit common)
Note
In order to program DUT, JU1 must be jumpered or the power button must be pressed during the entire
programming process. Remove JU1 jumper after programming.
Program µC IC with programming cable connected at J6 (ICSP port)
Remove ICSP cable
Measure current draw
50 to 500 mA
(117)
Note
The goal here is only to ensure the audio board powers up and is not burning up with fever