7/25 · For soldering irons that are designed to be powered by "smart" power sources (QC and PD), the firmware supports settings around the negotiated power and voltage. For soldering irons that are designed to be powered by batteries (TS100), settings for a cutoff

Visit the official web and download the ts100 firmware Press button A (which close to the soldering tip side one) then connect the TS100 soldering iron to your computer via micro USB cable to enter DFU mode once a "DFU1.0" notice appears on the screen. A virtual disk with 8 serial numbers will appe your PC.

Hakko tips are significantly more expensive than the ones made for the TS100. The only reason you'd use this adapter is if you already have 

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Posts Wiki FAQ Contact the Mods 15 Posted by 4 years ago TS100 vs TS80 Tools Sorry for formatting, I'm on mobile. So I'm in doubt whether to buy the TS100, TS80 or maybe a whole other brand/product. €70 is about my budget. I now have a crappy old 35W I

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TS100 v2.12 with voltmeter. Contribute to alexgavs/arm-iar-ts100-mod2.12 development by creating an account on GitHub.

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439. It is certainly a decent temperature-controlled soldering iron on the cheap. However, I'd like to put up a FYI - soldering tip isn't cheap - $12 - 14 a pop (around £10 for the folks across the pond), so use it as appropriately (ie. not forcing things along).