User Manual

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5 Channel Preset
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Adjust
Temperature/
Air Flow
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Display
Temperature
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‘Cal’ - Correction
Value
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Set & Enter
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Channel Preset
Select
CH1, CH2, CH3 preset temperature seing
accessed by pressing the white buon beside the
touchscreen. CH0 is default operating mode.
Press UP arrow to increase set temperature/
Air Flow , down arrow to decrease.
When Desoldering, this temperature may vary
slightly from the set temperature. Display
Temperature.
Used to calibrate the heating element. The ‘Cal’
function is accessed from the SET buon. This
requires a soldering iron thermometer. ^
Press SET to activate Channel presets, and
activate Cal function, and press ENTER to conrm
the temperature once set.
Press the white buon to select which CH you
wish to use or adjust. Buon scrolls through the
Channels CH1 – CH3 in a loop.
**From any preset CH seing, just tap the adjust temperature arrows and the CH0
default activates and remains the default channel for temperature control unless a
channel preset is again activated by pressing the white buon.
TEMPERATURE CHANNELS STORAGE
This touchscreen model has a memory channels for three pre-set temperature
levels – CH1, CH2, CH3. These channels are accessed by pressing the white buon on the
right side of the screen. Each time you press this buon, the screen with scroll to the
next CH number in sequence, and eventually loops back to CH1. If you leave the channel
memory on a certain number, the set temperature will change to that level, and the
display temperature will begin to adjust to match the set temperature.
To set the value for any channel memory, follow these steps in order:
1. Press and hold the ‘SET’ buon on the touchscreen for 3 second, regardless of
which CH is currently allocated. When the SET buon is released, the CH0 number
will be ashing.
2. Press the SET buon again. The CAL icon will be ashing. (Temperature adjust
buons to set CAL temperature correction value! ^)
3. Press SET again to move to CH1, and again for CH2, CH3. Choose any one you wish
to set. (The SET order progression through the channels is: CH0 > CAL > CH1 > CH2 >
CH3 >…in a loop.)
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4. Adjust the temperature using the arrow buons on the touchscreen to a
desired value.
5. Press ENTER to conrm the temperature for that CH number. The CH number will
stop ashing to indicate that it has been stored in memory.
6. Repeat the process for the other channels as required.
7. If you press any temperature adjust buon while using a preset channel
memory, the unit will cancel that pre-set and revert to the default CH0. To return
to a channel memory of your preference, just press the white buon and scroll to
that CH number.
^ NOTE: To set the CAL temperature correction value, follow steps 1 and 2 rst, and then
step 4 to adjust the value in degrees Celsius, ending with step 5 to ENTER the determined
value, whether it be positive or negative. The CAL range is -99 to zero to +99 and once set
for a correct value, it applies to all preset channels and CH0 i.e. always on.
NB: This function requires a special soldering iron thermometer to work correctly. This
thermometer is not currently one of the optional accessories for this model.
TEMPORARY POWER DOWN MODE
Press the white buon on the right side of the touchscreen for at least 3 seconds. The
screen will look like this:
In this state the heating element is manually disengaged and cooling begins, as
indicated by the presence of the ‘snowake’ icon on the le of the screen. As the iron
cools down, once it reaches below 100°C, the icon will change to this [BEN - half moon
icon for sleep screen photo 3] and the station will be idling. It will remain in this
temporary power down state indenitely, until the user presses the white buon or any
other
arrow buon, at which point the heater will reactivate and return to the previous
temperature seing.
CAUTION: REMEMBER, THE TIP IS HOT. The tip and barrel of the solder handle will cause
serious burns if they are allowed to contact the skin. Always return the solder handle to
the safety holder aer each use. Soldering irons operate at high temperatures and can
easily burn people or objects. Do not touch the tip and heater at any time and keep it a
safe distance from ammable materials while the unit is on or while it’s cooling. Please
allow a sucient time for the unit to cool before changing tips or handles!
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