Tutorial. TS-101 Smart Soldering Iron

This is a tutorial on how to use this nice soldering Iron from Miniware

[@ddistrbd1]

Thank you alejandro for taking the time to produce this video, a tutorial step by step video such as this should have been made by the manufacturer , they at least have an English manual that comes with the gun, your video took a few minutes to watch and was well worth it. my son just downloaded the firmware for PD 3.1 and now I can get 28V ,it looked easy , one hell of an improvement.

[@dfwrepair]

Very good job breaking down how the TS101 works!!!

[@PleXXtoR]

Hi Alejandro! The TS101 (I own one by myself) can be powered up to 140 Watt via USB C PD 3.1 You need an USB C cable (my one can go up to 240 Watt) and USB Power Adapter which can do 28 Volt by 5 Ampere (140 Watt). Best regards

[@vladimirpetrovic5572]

The writing on ts101 itself says 90w? Did you measure the current trough cable?

[@PleXXtoR]

@@vladimirpetrovic5572Hey, I read the VOLT (28 with my 140Watt) on the TS101 and also, I have a USB C voltmeter between Cable and TS101

[@sirdubster]

Thanks for making great content!

[@kcomz1]

Thank you for making this tutorial. I really appreciate you explaining each of the 18 settings in greater detail than the manual.

[@DroneExplore]

Excellent tutorial!! Thank you...

[@dgoulian]

I wish you had plugged it into usb C. I had to return mine because I could not get usb C to work. It keeps shutting down and the bulky DC power cable defeats the point of a small light portable iron.

[@alejandroalonsopuig]

Really I didn't use the USB C port. I usually work with the barret connector.

[@itluis2009]

Cual es la firmware version La que yo compre es demasiado lenta que la devolví la segunda es el mismo problema aunque le subí el voltio a 24 y todavía hace lo mismo La versión 2 en las dos

*el firmware *el que yo compré Por ello hay que leer el manual: basta con oprimir el botón A para activar el calentamiento, sin importar el firmware con el que se cuente.

[@giovanni3824]

😓 Promo sm