Reprogramming a Sennheiser Microphone • Hacker News Board

Re: Reprogramming a Sennheiser Microphone

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Post by [deleted] » Fri, Jul 30, 2021, 2:34 AM UTC

drmacak wrote: post #17

audiothrowaway wrote: post #13

Throwaway for some obvious reasons, but I work at Sennheiser and I think this is awesome! Personal opinion, and not speaking for the company. A small disclaimer: operating modified RF devices can, in some jurisdictions and depending on the impact of your modification, put you in contradiction of the law. From the manual: "Your SKM 3072-U hand-held transmitter can be operated on one of up to 32 different frequencies.…

Hi, thats amazing! I was trying if it would be possible to find the software or the cables somewhere hidden on web. But it's looks like there is nothing. This was actually the motivation for the blogpost in case someone want to the same thing, so he can get the informations.

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Re: Reprogramming a Sennheiser Microphone

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Post by photojosh » Fri, Jul 30, 2021, 5:23 AM UTC

keithnz wrote: post #20

just as an aside for I2C devices, if you know the address, then there is often not many choices on what it can be. https://i2cdevices.org/addresses http://www.coris.org.uk/jdc/Notes/i2c-devices.html

Reminds me of the time we were trying to bring up a new PCB with a handful of I2C devices and it just would not work. I'd done the driver for one device, and my colleague for another.

Too far longer than it should have to work out that they were using the same address. Fortunately one of them had a pin that would add 1 to the address, so that saved the day.

Re: Reprogramming a Sennheiser Microphone

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Post by yukida » Sun, Aug 01, 2021, 4:39 PM UTC

audiothrowaway wrote: post #13

Throwaway for some obvious reasons, but I work at Sennheiser and I think this is awesome! Personal opinion, and not speaking for the company. A small disclaimer: operating modified RF devices can, in some jurisdictions and depending on the impact of your modification, put you in contradiction of the law. From the manual: "Your SKM 3072-U hand-held transmitter can be operated on one of up to 32 different frequencies.…

Hi, yes. i know Sennheiser have SePT.exe software. however, this software has been "death" for everyone. I have changed my SKM3072 from 638-670 MHz to 668-674 MHz successfully by myself with a small eeprom tool and ...Excel.