Lectrosonics M2T/E01 Non Dante User manual

M2T
Digital IEM Transmitter
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Rio Rancho, NM, USA
www.lectrosonics.com
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M2T, M2T/E01 Dante
M2T, M2T/E01 Non Dante
M2T/E01 - B1C1
M2T/E02
M2T/E06

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Table of Contents
Introduction............................................................................ 4
What is Dante?.................................................................... 4
System Setup Procedures .................................................... 5
Summary of Steps .............................................................. 5
Panels and Features.............................................................. 6
M2T, M2T/E01, M2T/E02, M2T/E06 Front Panel ............... 6
M2T, M2T/E01, M2T/E02, M2T/E06 Back Panel................ 6
Operating Instructions ....................................................... 7
IR (infrared) Port.................................................................. 7
USB Port ............................................................................. 7
Headphone Volume Adjustment......................................... 7
Dante Ports (optional)......................................................... 7
Ethernet Port....................................................................... 7
Power Inlet .......................................................................... 7
Quick Sync .......................................................................... 7
Navigating the Menus......................................................... 7
LCD Menu Map ...................................................................... 8
Menu Item Descriptions........................................................ 9
RF Enable/Level.................................................................. 9
RF Tuning ............................................................................ 9
Sync Scan ........................................................................... 9
Sync Settings ...................................................................... 9
Sync FlexList™ ................................................................... 9
Audio Level/Trim ................................................................. 10
Audio Input Type................................................................. 10
Audio Polarity...................................................................... 10
Headphone Monitor............................................................ 10
Front Panel Setup ............................................................... 10
Network Settings ................................................................ 10
Edit Names.......................................................................... 10
Restore Defaults ................................................................. 11
About................................................................................... 11
Links .................................................................................... 11
Accessories ........................................................................... 12
Hardware Installation ............................................................ 13
Unpacking the Unit ............................................................. 13
Items Included in the Box:.................................................. 13
Installing two M2T, M2T/E01, M2T/E02, M2T/E06
Transmitters into a Single Rack Space ............................. 14
Installing One M2T into a Single Rack............................... 16
Installing One DSQD into a Single Rack ............................ 16
Mounting M2T to DSQD ..................................................... 18
Wireless Designer Software ................................................ 20
Firmware Update Instructions.............................................. 20
Specifications and Features............................................... 20
Service and Repair ................................................................ 21
Returning Units for Repair.................................................. 21

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Introduction
The M2T, M2T/E01, M2T/E02, M2T/E06 Digital Half-Rack
Transmitter with analog and digital Dante™ (optional)
network audio inputs presents an excellent sounding IEM
system with a unique level of performance in a wireless
in-ear monitor system. With ultra-low latency, digital RF
modulation and two stereo digital channels, the M2T,
M2T/E01, M2T/E02, M2T/E06 provides a truly unique
IEM product for demanding, professional applications.
The M2T, M2T/E01, M2T/E02, M2T/E06 boasts a USB
port for rmware updates and an IR port for fast setup. A
large, high resolution, backlit LCD and large membrane
switches provide an intuitive interface that is highly vis-
ible in daylight or dimly lit conditions.
The half-rack transmitter provides four audio inputs
which can be individually congured to be analog or
Dante compatible. The input connectors are full size XLR/
TRS combo types for balanced line level analog signals.
Input preamp circuits use a special balanced amplier
with very high common mode rejection to minimize hum
and noise. Analog signals are converted to an internal
digital format which is then encoded, organized into
packets, and passed to an RF modulator. The modulated
RF signal is ltered before and after amplication to sup-
press out-of-band noise and spurious signals.
Conventional in-ear wireless monitor systems rely on
decades-old technology: FM transmission with multi-
plexed, companded audio. The M2T, M2T/E01, M2T/
E02, M2T/E06 Transmitter employs unique technology
to provide ruler-at frequency response from 20 Hz to 15
kHz and maximum channel separation. In addition, the
digital audio eliminates a compandor and the associated
artifacts. The result is crystal clear sound and extremely
low distortion of <0.15%.
In today’s world, signal encryption is becoming ever
more important. By loading v3.X rmware in your M2T
(see p. 20 for more info) and selecting DCHX compat
mode in your M2Ra, the Duet system oers AES 256 Bit
encryption with four dierent key policies, giving you a
wide range of tools for information security.
The M2T, M2T/E01, M2T/E02, M2T/E06 is designed and
developed with the professional touring, installation,
theater and broadcast customers in mind. The transmit-
ter chassis is all-metal. The front panel is an aluminum
extrusion with a durable powder coat nish.
What is Dante?
Audinate’s patent pending Dante™ technology is a
exible Internet Protocol (IP) and Ethernet based digital
AV network technology that eliminates the many bulky
cables needed to provide point-to-point wiring for analog
AV installations.
With Dante, existing infrastructure can be used for high
performance audio as well as for ordinary control, moni-
toring or business data trac. Digital networks utilize
standard IP over Ethernet oering high bandwidth ca-
pable of transporting hundreds of high quality channels
over Gigabit Ethernet.
Set-up and conguring the system is made easy as well,
saving enormous installation costs and long term cost of
ownership on a digital network. The physical connecting
point is irrelevant: audio signals can be made available
anywhere and everywhere. Patching and routing now
become logical functions congured in software, not via
physical wired links.
Summary of Dante Benets
• Plug-and-play technology – automatic discovery
and simple signal routing
• Reduced Cost & Complexity- No special skills
required to set up audio networking
• Sample accurate playback synchronization
• Add/remove/rearrange components at will
• Deterministic latency throughout the network
• Support mixed bit depths and mixed sample rates
over one network
• Scalable, exible network topology supporting a
large number of senders and receivers
• Supports 1Gbps networks
• Supports a single integrated network for audio,
video, control, monitoring
• Uses inexpensive, o-the-shelf computer
networking equipment

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System Setup Procedures
Summary of Steps
1) Connect power using supplied DCR15/4AU power
supply.
2) Power receiver and scan RF spectrum on site.
3) Sync Scan to transfer information from receiver
to transmitter.
4) Tune transmitter to unoccupied channels in scan.
5) Sync receiver (refer to receiver manual).
6) Turn on transmitter RF.
7) Send audio sources to transmitter.
WARNING: Increasing the Pregain can make
headphone volume excessively loud. Use
caution when setting and using.

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USB Port
Antenna
Jack
Power Inlet
Menu navigation
buttons Power switch
Return to
previous screen
Panels and Features
IR Port
Headphone Volume
Adjustment
Dante Ports (optional)
Ethernet Port
Antenna
Jack
Headphone Jack
Reset Button
M2T, M2T/E01, M2T/E02, M2T/E06 Front Panel
M2T, M2T/E01, M2T/E02, M2T/E06 Back Panel
Menu/Select
Channel Function
Buttons/
Quick Sync
XLR/TRS Combo Analog
Input Connectors

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Operating Instructions
IR (infrared) Port
Settings, including frequency, name, limiter, mix mode,
etc. can be transferred to and from the M2T, M2T/E01,
M2T/E02, M2T/E06 transmitter via this port to an IR en-
abled receiver to simplify setup.
USB Port
For rmware updates and connection to Wireless De-
signer Software.
Reset Button
For MCU recovery in the event of an interrupted rmware
update.
Headphone Volume Adjustment
Adjust the headphone volume, and select source with
A1, A2, B1, B2 buttons.
Antenna Output Jacks
Two standard 50 ohm BNC connectors can be used with
whip antennas or coaxial cable connected to remote
antennas.
Dante Ports (optional)
A Dante Digital Audio Network Interface.
Ethernet Port
Used for setup, monitoring and control with Wireless
Designer Software.
Power Inlet
The threaded-locking DC coaxial jack accepts 9-18 VDC
and draws 1.2A maximum.
Quick Sync
Sync an M2R rapidly by utilizing the Channel Function
Buttons. A long (1 second) press of one of the buttons
(A1, A2, B1, or B2) on the front panel initiates Quick
Sync. Two options are available, “SYNC ALL” or “SPLIT
MONO”. The mode is selected prior to sync in the Front
Panel Setup menu item.
NOTE: See Front Panel Setup for more
instruction on the Quick Sync function.
Power Screens
When powering on the M2T, M2T/E01, M2T/E02, M2T/
E06, there are three screens that appear in the following
order, Duet, Lectrosonics, RF On/O.:
Simultaneous long press of A1/A2 (TX A) or B1/B2 (TX B)
will also enable or disable RF.
WARNING: If RF ON is selected and the
user chooses to “Do Not Show Again” RF
transmissions will be on when M2T, M2T/E01,
M2T/E02, M2T/E06 is powered on and may
interfere with frequencies already in use. This
can be reset in the FRONT PANEL menu.
Navigating the Menus
All Menu setup items are arranged in a vertical list on the
LCD. Press MENU/SEL to enter the menu, then navigate
with the UP and DOWN arrows to highlight the desired
setup item. Refer to the menu map on the following
page.
NOTE: To guarantee chosen parameters are
saved, exit a setup screen BEFORE powering
down M2T, M2T/E01, M2T/E02, M2T/E06.
Press MENU/
SEL to enter
the menu
Press the UP and DOWN arrows
to navigate and highlight the
desired menu item
Press MENU/SEL
to enter the setup
of the highlighted
item
Press BACK to return to
the previous screen
Press the UP and DOWN arrows
to navigate and highlight the
desired item

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LCD Menu Map
RF ENABLE/LEVEL
RF TUNING
SYNC SCAN
SEL
BACK
SEL
BACK
SEL
BACK
SYNC SETTINGS SEL
BACK
SYNC FLEXLIST SEL
BACK
AUDIO LEVEL/TRIM SEL
BACK
SEL
BACK
AUDIO INPUT TYPE
SEL
BACK
SEL
BACK
SEL
BACK
SEL
BACK
HEADPHONE
MONITOR
FRONT PANEL
SETUP
NETWORK
SETTINGS
EDIT NAMES
AUDIO POLARITY SEL
BACK
EDIT NAMES
NETWORK
SETTINGS
FRONT PANEL
SETUP
RF ENABLE/LEVEL
RF TUNING
SYNC SCAN
SYNC FLEXLIST
AUDIO LEVEL/TRIM
AUDIO INPUT TYPE
AUDIO POLARITY
HEADPHONE
CONFIG
Use arrow keys
to enable or
adjust
Press SEL to
select desired
adjustment step
Use arrow keys
to select desired
frequency
Press SEL to
select desired
adjustment step
Use arrow keys
to select desired
sync command
or tune frequency
Press SEL to
select desired
function
SYNC SETTINGS Use arrow keys
to select desired
sync command
Press SEL to
select desired
function
Use arrow keys
to adjust setting
Press SEL to
select desired
function
Use arrow keys
to select desired
audio setting
Press SEL to
select desired
channel
Use arrow keys
to select desired
channel
Press SEL to
engage function
Use arrow keys
to select desired
audio setting
Press SEL to
select desired
channel
Use arrow keys
to select desired
headphone
output setting
Use arrow keys
to adjust desired
front panel
setting
Press SEL to
select desired
function
Use arrow keys
to adjust desired
settings
Press SEL to
select desired
adjustment step
Use arrow keys
to enter desired
name
Press SEL to
select desired
function
SEL
BACK
RESTORE
DEFAULTS
RESTORE
DEFAULTS
Use arrow keys
to select yes
or no
Press SEL to
execute
No selections available; for
information purposes only
SEL
BACK
ABOUT
SEL
BACK
LINKS LINKS
ABOUT
No selections available; use phone to scan QR code
for more information

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Menu Item Descriptions
RF Enable/Level
Allows RF transmission to be turned on and o and set
RF levels at 10, 25 or 50 mW (E06 options are 20, 50 or
100 mW EIRP).
RF Tuning
Allows manual selection of the operating frequency.
Sync Scan
Receive frequency scan via IR port or tune transmitters
manually.
Screen will alert user if scan is unsuccessful.
Sync Settings
Allows sending or retrieving setup data via IR port.
Sync FlexList™
FlexList allows the user to set up a list of proles, by
name, in the receiver. This allows quick and easily access
to listen to any of the mixes on site.
After putting the receiver into Sync Flex mode, choose
the function and then use the transmitter to send the
prole over IR:
Stereo Mix: The current receiver settings are sent as
is, except the mix mode is set to stereo.
Mono Ch. 1 Only: The current receiver settings are
sent as is, except the mix mode is set to Mono
Ch. 1.
Mono Ch. 2 Only: The current receiver settings are
sent as is, except the mix mode is set to Mono
Ch. 2.
NOTE: See Mix Mode for more information.

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Audio Level/Trim
Set audio inputs at correct levels.
Easily switch between
channels with A1, A2, B1
or B2 Buttons.
Audio Input Type
Set independent channels to analog or digital (Dante),
if available.
NOTE: When selecting a Dante input, user must be
familiar with the Dante Controller from Audinate.
Audio Polarity
Select normal or inverted polarity for each
audio channel.
Headphone Monitor
The headphone source can be selected here or on the
front panel, using the A1, A2, B1 or B2 Buttons.
Front Panel Setup
Front panel settings may be customized as follows:
• LCD brightness
• Front panel lock
• Startup RF state
• Quick Sync Mode
Sync All: A long (1 second) press of
either the A1, A2, B1 or B2 buttons sends all
RX1 settings.
Split Mono: A long press of the A1or B1
buttons sends all RX1 settings with the mix
mode
forced to Mono Ch. 1. A long press of the A2 or
B2 buttons sends all RX1 settings with the mix
mode forced to Mono Ch. 2.
Network Settings
Allows the user to set IP address or other network set-
tings when needed.
NOTE: New network settings require the unit
to reboot to take effect. Making a change and
pressing the BACK key will prompt the user to
Reboot Now, Save and Exit, or Discard and Exit.
Edit Names
Edit names to match talent for easy location in the Flex-
List or easily identify multiple M2T, M2T/E01, M2T/E02,
M2T/E06 transmitters in a rack.
• Use UP and DOWN Arrows to select letters and
MENU/SEL to set and move cursor.

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Restore Defaults
Returns all settings to the factory defaults.
About
Displays general information about the M2T, M2T/E01,
M2T/E02, M2T/E06, including serial number, and the
hardware, FPGA and microcontroller rmware versions.
Links
QR codes with links to the Lectrosonics website, the
M2T, M2T/E01, M2T/E02, M2T/E06 User Manual online
and YouTube video tutorials.

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Accessories
DCR15/4AU
Front Mount Antenna Kit FMAKM2T
27080 Dante Port Cover
(included with Non-Dante Model)
Dante 4X4-TM Dante Card Kit
(Included in Dante Model)
RMPM2T-1
Rack kit for mounting one M2T, M2T/E01, M2T/E02,
M2T/E06 into a single rack space
SNA600a Antenna
SNA600a Accessories:
ARG 15
A 15 foot antenna cable of standard RG-58 coax
cable with BNC connectors at each end.
ARG 25; ARG 50; ARG 100
Antenna cable of Belden 9913F low-loss coax
cable with BNC connectors at each end. Number
species length in feet.
External Power Accessories:
LTBATELIM
Battery Eliminator for LT, DBu and DCHT
transmitters, and M2R; camera hop and similar
applications. Optional power cables include: P/N
21746 right angle, locking cable; 12 in. length
P/N 21747 right angle, locking cable; 6 ft. length;
DCR12/A5U universal power supply for AC power.

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(2) A500RA20
Antenna
Hardware Installation
Unpacking the Unit
Compare the packing list enclosed with the M2T, M2T/
E01, M2T/E02, M2T/E06 with the original order. Inspect
all items for damage. Immediately call 1-800-821-1121 to
report any items that are missing or damaged. The soon-
er we get notied, the sooner we can get any needed
replacement items shipped to your location.
Items Included in the Box:
• Instruction manual
• (DCR15/4AU) Power supply cable
• (21926) USB cable
• (35800) Hex L key wrench
• (25990) Bracket rear tie
• (25991) Bracket front tie
• (27076) Rack flange bracket
• (27082) Rack handle
• (28885) (4) SCR10 cap screw
• (35664) (4) Rubber foot large
• (35959) Hole plug
• (A500RA19) (2) Antennas
(A500RA22) (2) Antennas
• (A500RA22) (2) Antennas
(A500RA25) (2) Antennas
35800 Hex L
key wrench 25991 Bracket
front tie
27076 Rack
ange bracket
27082 Rack handle
(4) 35664 Rubber
foot large
35959 Hole Plug
25990 Bracket
rear tie
(4) 28885 SCR10
cap screw
21926
Cable USB
DCR15/4AU DC
power supply
] A1B1 Units
] B1C1 Units

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4. Insert two (2) cap screws (Part #28885) through the
rack handle (Part #27082) holes and install the rack
handle onto the ange bracket through the holes in
the unit’s front panel. Firmly tighten the cap screws
using the hex key (Allen wrench) as shown.
5. If antennas will NOT be mounted on the front
panel of the transmitters, install the hole cap (Part
#35959) by aligning the at on the cap with the at
on the opening.
Installing two M2T, M2T/E01, M2T/E02,
M2T/E06 Transmitters into a Single Rack
Space
The M2T, M2T/E01, M2T/E02, M2T/E06 transmitter oc-
cupies a half rack space, and comes with hardware to
mount two transmitters into a single rack space.
1. Remove the Trim Cap (Part #P1330) from both
sides of the front panel on both transmitters.
2. Remove the breakaway tabs on both sides of the
chassis side panels. Use a at blade screwdriver
to pry the tabs outward and snap them o of the
chassis.
3. Insert the ange bracket (Part #27076) into the
open slot in the side of the chassis cover panel.
NOTE: The retaining nuts on the panel and
tie brackets are “tensioning lock nut” types
designed to prevent the screws from coming
loose due to vibration. You will usually feel
resistance as you tighten the screws - this is
normal.

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Tensioning lock
nuts on the rear
side of the bracket
6. Install one side of the front tie bracket (Part
#25991) into the side panel opening in one of the
transmitters. Insert the screws, but do not tighten
them completely at this point.
Slide the other transmitter over the tie bracket and
insert the screws, but do not tighten them com-
pletely until the rear tie bracket is installed.
Rear tie bracket
(Part #25990)
Front tie bracket
(Part #25991)
7. Remove the four cap screws from the adjacent rear
panels, and then use them to attach the rear tie
bracket. Do not tighten the screws completely.
8. After front and rear tie brackets are installed, place
the transmitters on a at surface so the that the
front panels are even with each other. Hold the
transmitters in place and tighten all cap screws on
the front and rear brackets.
NOTE: If the supplied rubber feet are installed
on under side of M2T, M2T/E01, M2T/E02, M2T/
E06, it will not fit in a rack unless there is an
empty space below it.

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Installing One M2T into a Single Rack
The M2T transmitter occupies a half rack space. This
kit provides the hardware needed to mount one M2T or
DSQD into a single rack space.
NOTE: Steps 1-6 will require original mounting
hardware that came with the units. Part
numbers are included in case individual items
need to be reordered.
1. Remove the Trim Cap (Part #P1330) from both
sides of the front panel of the M2T unit to be
rack mounted.
2. Remove the breakaway tabs on both sides of the
Chassis Cover Panel. This requires the use of a
at-blade screwdriver inserted into the slots and
levering the tabs away on each side of the unit.
3. Insert the Flange Bracket (Part #27076) into the
open slot in the left-front side of the Chassis
Cover Panel.
4. Insert two (2) Cap Screws (Part #28885) through
the Rack Handle (Part #27082) holes and install
the Rack Handle onto the Flange Bracket through
the holes in the unit’s front panel. Firmly tighten
the Cap Screws using the long leg of the Hex
Wrench as shown.
5. Unless also installing a Front Mounted Antenna,
insert the Hole Plug (Part #35959) into the open
antenna hole in the Flange Bracket by aligning the
at sides of the plug with those of the bracket
hole and pushing into place until ush.
6. Install the Front Tie Bracket (Part #25991) into
the open slot in the right side of the M2T Chassis
Cover Panel with the protruding nuts facing rear-
ward, ax with two (2) Cap Screws (Part #28885)
provided and rmly tighten with the Hex Wrench.
See next page.
NOTE: Steps 7-11 require parts from the
(RMPM2T-1) M2T Single Rack Mount Kit.

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Front Tie Bracket (not shown;
located behind faceplate)
Rack Flange
Bracket
(Part # 27076) Cap Screws (Part #28885)
Hole Plug
(Part #35959)
STEPS 6 and 7
STEP 9
(front)
STEP 10
(front)
Cap Screw (Part #28885)
Rack Handle (Part #27082)
7. Use two (2) Cap Screws (Part #28885) to attach
the left side of the Front Fill Panel (Part #27081) to
the two remaining nuts on the Front Tie Bracket
(Part #25991) and rmly tighten with the
Hex Wrench.
8. Use the Hex Wrench to remove the two (2) in-
board Cap Screws from the rear of the M2T. In-
stall the Support Bracket (Part #27077) to the rear
panel of the M2T, reusing the two (2) Cap Screws
previously removed and rmly tighten with the
Hex Wrench. (See rear view image above.)
9. Insert two (2) Cap Screws (Part #28885) through
Rack Handle (Part #27082) holes and install the
Rack Handle onto the right side Front Fill Panel
(Part #27081) through the holes in the panel,
M2T Front View
and into the nuts on the Support Bracket (Part
#27076). Firmly tighten the Cap Screws
using the long leg of the Hex Wrench. (See rear
and front view images on front page.)
10. Unless also installing a Front Mounted Antenna,
insert the Hole Plug (Part #35959) into the open
antenna hole in the Front Fill Panel (Part #27081)
by aligning the at sides of the plug with those of
the bracket hole and pushing into place until ush.
The M2T with Front Fill Panel is now ready for
installation into a rack.
NOTE: If supplied rubber foot/feet are installed
on under side of the M2T, it will not fit in a
single rack space.
M2T Rear View
Cap Screws
(Part #28885)
Support Bracket
(Part #27077) STEP 8
STEP 9
(rear)
STEP 10
(rear)
Front Tie Bracket
(Part #25991)
Rack Handle
(Part #27082)
Front Fill Panel
(Part #27081)
Items Included in RMPM2T-1 Kit:
• Technical Data Sheet
• (27077) Support Bracket
• (27081) Front Fill Panel
• (27082) Rack handle
• (28885) (4) SCR10 cap screw
• (35800) Hex L key wrench
• (35959) Hole plug
• (28950) (2) Long mounting screws*
• (28951) (2) Short spacer tubes*
NOTE: Starred (*) items are needed only when
installing a DSQD, They are not needed for M2T
installation and may be set aside.

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The DSQD with Front Fill Panel is now ready for
installation into a rack.
NOTE: As with the M2T, if the supplied rubber
foot/feet are installed on under side of the
DSQD, it will not fit in a single rack space.
Installing One DSQD into a Single Rack
The process to install the DSQD is the same as for the
M2T transmitter through Step 7. The DSQD looks similar
to the M2T in the frontal view. Follow the steps for the
M2T, then resume at Step 8:
8. Use the Hex Wrench to remove the two (2) in-
board Cap Screws from the rear of the DSQD. Put
them aside and save for later use or spares; you
will not need them for this installation. Install the
Support Bracket (Part #27077) to the rear panel
of the DSQD, using the two (2) long mounting
screws, threaded with Spacer Tubes, and rmly
tighten with the Hex Wrench. See rear view image
and call-out photo above. The kit is designed
to handle the M2T and the DSQD with a shorter
chassis, so the spacers are included.
9. Insert two (2) Cap Screws (Part #28885) through
the Rack Handle (Part #27082) holes and install
the Rack Handle onto the right side Front Fill
Panel (Part #27081) through the holes in the
panel, and into the nuts on the Support Bracket
(Part #27076). Firmly tighten the Cap Screws
using the long leg of the Hex Wrench.
10. Unless also installing a Front Mounted Antenna,
insert the Hole Plug (Part #35959) into the open
antenna hole in the Front Fill Panel (Part #27081)
by aligning the at sides of the plug with those of
the bracket hole and pushing into place until ush.
DSQD Rear View
Long Screws
(Part #28950)
Support Bracket
(Part #27077)
STEP 8
STEP 9
(rear)
STEP 10
(rear)
Front Tie Bracket
(Part #25991)
Rack Handle
(Part #27082)
Front Fill Panel
(Part #27081)
Spacer Tubes
(Part #28951)

Digital IEM Transmitter
Rio Rancho, NM 19
Mounting M2T To DSQD
When mounting two M2Ts or two DSQDs together, the units lie ush together as shown. This is not the case with an
M2T and a DSQD, as the DSQD housing is shorter and the spacer tubes are needed.
Recommended DSQD-M2T
mounting
When attaching an M2T to a DSQD unit, the preferred conguration (when viewing from the back side) is to have the
DSQD to the left and the M2T to the right. If the units are mounted the opposite way, the mounting plate will partially
block the Dante®ports on the DSQD, making it dicult to remove the cables. Having the DSQD on the left as shown
below eliminates this inconvenience.
Two DSQD units
Two M2T units

M2T, M2TND, M2T/E01, M2TND/E01, M2T/E02, M2T/E06
LECTROSONICS, INC.
20
Wireless Designer
Software
Download the Wireless Designer software installer from
the web sites under the SUPPORT tab at:
http://www.lectrosonics.com/US
Wireless Designer only needs to be installed the rst
time the software is used. Once the software is installed,
updates are available by simply clicking on an item in the
Help Menu.
NOTE: If Wireless Designer is already installed,
you must uninstall it before attempting to install
a new copy.
Firmware Update
Instructions
Firmware updates are made with a le downloaded from
the web site and the DSQD connected via USB.
The USB port on the transmitter requires a micro-B male
plug on the connecting cable. The other end of the cable
would normally be a USB A-Type male connectorto t the
most common type of USB jack used on computers.
For encrypted audio, choose to load the encrypted
version of the rmware as indicated during the update
process with Wireless Designer.
Refer to Help in Wireless Designer software for the pro-
cedure.
Specications
RF Power Output: • Two carriers; two audio channels each
• M2T, M2T/E01, M2T/E01: Power adjustable
on each carrier to 10, 25 or 50 mW
M2T/E06: Power adjustable on each
carrier to 20, 50 or 100 mW EIRP
Antenna Output: 2 x BNC sockets
Operating Frequencies:
M2T 470.100 – 607.975 MHz
M2T/E01 470.100 - 614.375 MHz
M2T/E01 537.600 - 691.175 MHz
M2T/E02 470.150 - 614.375 MHz
M2T/E06 520.000 - 614.375 MHz
NOTE: It’s the user’s responsibility to select the approved
frequencies for the region where the transmitter is operating
Operating Temperature
Range: Celsius: -20° - 40°
Farenheit: -5° - 104°
Frequency Selection
Steps: 25 kHz
Frequency Stability: ± 0.002%
Modulation: 8 PSK
Emission
Designator: 200KG7E
Spurious Radiation: Compliant with ETSI EN 300 422-1
Encryption: AES 256 bit CTR mode, when loaded
with v3.X firmware
Equivalent input
Noise: –128 dBV
Latency: (overall system)
Digital Source: 1.0 ms plus Dante network (on Dante unit)
Analog Source: <1.4 ms
Audio Frequency
Response: 10 Hz – 11.5 kHz, -1 dB
Audio Input: -10 dBV or +4 dBu settings w/ ±5 dB trim
Audio Input Jack: 4 x combo XLR/TRS connectors
Input impedance: Line: 2k Ohm
Dante Connection: 2 x RJ45, 4 audio RX channels, internally routable
Ethernet Connection:RJ45
USB Connection: Micro USB on front panel for firmware updates
IRDA: IR transceiver for sync of receivers
Headphone jack 3.5 mm stereo jack
Power
Requirements: 9-18 VDC
Power Consumption : 11 Watts
Weight: 2.2 lbs (997.903 grams)
Dimensions: Height: 1.750 in. / 44.45 mm
Width: 8.375 in. / 212.7 mm
Depth: 7.750 in. / 196.8 mm
Origin: Designed and manufactured in the USA