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DIGITAL CALIBRATION
NOTES:
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The calibrated data is saved into the memory an shall remain effective
until it is recalibrated again or new data is entered.
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Calibration will only make the newly calibrated point the most accurate.
Other temperature points may be a little off.
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The soldering Iron has a lowest temperature limit such that when the
temperature has been set to 200 degrees with external actual
temperature also showing 200 degrees, further decreasing the
temperature offset would be only have minimal effect to the actual
temperature.
Solder Iron Digital Temperature Calibration Example
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The external temperature sensor displays 248 to 252 degrees.
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The set temperature and displayed actual temperature of the
soldering iron is 300 degrees.
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300 — 248 = 52. An additional adjustment of 52 degrees is required.
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Enter calibration mode
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We increase from “0000” to “0052”.
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Exit calibration mode.
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The external temperature sensor would now display 298 to 302
degrees.
CARE and MAINTENANCE
Soldering Iron Tip
Always keep the solder-plated section of the tip/nozzle coated with a small
amount of solder. Oxide coating on the tip of the nozzle reduces its heat con-
ductivity. Coating the tip with a small amount of fresh solder ensures maxi-
mum heat conductivity is obtained.
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