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In article , Ken Roser wrote:
Apparently there exists a problem with the HM56 microphone that causes the radio to key up spontaneously due to capacitor failures on this microphone. Can anyone provide some assistance on the details of this procedure. Supposedly there are 5 surface mount capacitors that need replacement. Ken- This is the first I've heard that someone had solved the problem, which is apparently common. Mine keys the transmitter when power is first applied. After several seconds, the transmitter unkeys and everything is OK until powered down. Replacing the CMOS battery didn't help. Somewhere I found a copy of the HM-56A diagram and parts list, possibly at www.mods.dk. I suspected that a transistor connected to the CPU's reset line was leaking and slowing down the power-on reset. I had not considered capacitor leakage as a possible cause. Please post if you learn more. 73, Fred K4DII |
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