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Tool1

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Tool ID

Hibernation delay

Temperature units

00:30

Maximum Temperature

400ºC

Sleep mode
Sleep temperature

150ºC

Working
Low battery
Power OFF

Charging
No cartridge

Tool Status

ºC

ºF

JBC

210

Lock Parameters

Locked

Unlocked

Return to Work

Tool1

Tool ID

28714

Hardware

Software

0028283

X886787

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File

Hardware

Software

Select your Firmware

-
-

Update

MENU

JBC

210

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2822

Work

Settings

Counters

Update

Documents

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1

6

7

Status Lightband 

see table at the right

Safety Cap

Safety Cap and Cap Holder

Cap Holders

Status Lightband Detail

7. Tool Selection

Screw

Color

Battery Status

green

more than 50% charged

orange

between 20% and 50% charged

red

less  than 20% charged

green 

blinking

charging 

(more than 50% charged)

orange 

blinking

charging

(between 20% and 50% charged)

red 

blinking

charging

(less than 20% charged)

no 

color

safety cap on the handle

and/or power off

Thanks to the safety cap for B·IRON handles, 
they can be safely transported even with a 
cartridge inserted.
When the cap is placed onto the handle, the 
cartridge stops heating

 

immediately, 

data 

transfer is cut off and the handle is disconnected 
from the station. It turns off completely after 10 
minutes of inactivity. This allows a greater saving 
of the handles battery.

The charging base has a holder for two safety 
caps on the back. This component can be 
detached by loosening and removing the screw 
in middle of the two holders (1).
While the tool is being used, the cap can be 
stored on the cap holder.

Select the tool from the device list. If the tool is 
not displayed on screen, make sure that the cap 
is off and the tool has some battery. Try scanning 
again by tapping 

Scan

 (6) on the display.

To add a second tool to the station once the fi rst 
one is connected, go to the main menu (7) and 
tap 

Add device

. Select your second tool from 

the device list.

Tool Slection

Tool

ON

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ON

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210

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ON

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350 ºC

250 ºC

150 ºC

50 ºC

JBC

210

80%

350ºC

JBC#1

Tool1

Tool ID

28714

Hardware

Software

0028283

X886787

Update File

File

Hardware

Software

Select your Firmware

-
-

Update

MENU

JBC

210

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JBC#1

Bi115

Bi210

User’s Manual

User’s Manual

Documents

MENU

JBC#1

JBC

210

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2822

Work

Settings

Counters

Update

Documents

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ON

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50 ºC

JBC

210

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Work

Settings

Counters

Update

Documents

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Disconnect

JBC#1

348ºC

6 W

Tool1

Tool2

Tool3

Work

JBC#1

MENU

Tool1

2822

Tool ID

Hibernation delay (seconds)

00:30

Sleep mode
Sleep temperature

150ºC

Minimum Temperature

100ºC

Maximum Temperature

400ºC

Working
Low battery
Power OFF

Charging
No cartridge

Tool Status

Temperature units

ºC

ºF

JBC

210

Lock Parameters

Locked

Unlocked

Work

JBC#1

MENU

A1

2822

Tool ID

Hibernation delay (seconds)

10

Sleep mode
Sleep temperature

150ºC

Minimum Temperature

100ºC

Maximum Temperature

400ºC

Working
Low battery
Power OFF

Charging
No cartridge

Tool Status

Temperature units

ºC

ºF

JBC

210

Lock Parameters

Locked

Unlocked

Work

JBC#1

MENU

Tool1

2822

Tool ID

Hibernation delay (seconds)

00:30

Sleep mode
Sleep temperature

150ºC

Minimum Temperature

100ºC

Maximum Temperature

400ºC

Working
Low battery
Power OFF

Charging
No cartridge

Tool Status

Temperature units

ºC

ºF

JBC

210

Lock Parameters

Locked

Unlocked

Work

Enter PIN

OK

MENU

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350 ºC

250 ºC

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50 ºC

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Work

Settings

Counters

Update

Documents

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Add device

Disconnect

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Devices

Documents

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ON

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WORK

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ON

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CHARGE

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250 ºC

150 ºC

50 ºC

JBC

210

348ºC

5,7 W

80%

350ºC

JBC#1

JBC#1

MENU

Tool1

2822

Tool ID

Hibernation delay

Temperature units

00:30

Maximum Temperature

400ºC

Sleep mode
Sleep temperature

150ºC

Working
Low battery
Power OFF

Charging
No cartridge

Tool Status

ºC

ºF

JBC

210

Lock Parameters

Locked

Unlocked

Return to Work

Tool1

Tool ID

28714

Hardware

Software

0028283

X886787

Update File

File

Hardware

Software

Select your Firmware

-
-

Update

MENU

JBC

210

Return to Work

JBC#1

2822

Work

Settings

Counters

Update

Documents

Light Theme

Dark Theme

Disconnect

JBC#1

Update

Tool

ON

MENU

JBC#1

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WORK

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Tool1

Tool1

Tool1

Tool1

Tool2

Tool3

Tool

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Operation

The JBC Most Efficient Soldering System

This revolutionary technology can recover tip temperature extremely quickly. This allows the user to 
work at a lower temperature.

Inactive  

 

5 mins.

Tool Power Switch

Work

Charge Mode

When the tool is lifted from 
the tool holder, the tip of the 
assembled cartridge will heat 
up to the selected working 
temperature.

While the tool remains on the 
tool holder, it charges and the 
tip will gradually cool down to 
room temperature.

Hibernation Mode

When the tool is away from 
the tool holder and remains 
inactive (no movement for at 
least 10 seconds), the tool goes 
into Hibernation Mode and the 
tip temperature gradually cools 
down to room temperature.

After automatically turning 
off,  put the tool back on the 
tool holder to turn it on again.

If the tool has been inactive for 
a longer period of time (at least 
5 minutes), it automatically 
turns off.

Automatic Turn Off

Turning the Tool Back On

Sleep Mode

If Sleep Mode is activated 
(see section “Settings”), upon 
placing the tool on its holder, 
besides charging it enters Sleep 
Mode.  The tip temperature will 
drop down and remain at Sleep 
temperature.

Note:

 The tool can also be switched off/on manually. Tap the 

Tool

 power switch on the display (bottom right) to switch it off/

on (if the tool is turned off, it will remain connected

 up to 5 

minutes 

to the station but will not heat up the cartridge).

Inactive  

 

10 secs.

8

Summary of Contents for B-IRON 500

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION MANUAL Battery Powered Soldering Station B IRON 500...

Page 2: ...ased station model suitable for 120V N America Taiwan 230V India Europe United Kingdom B IRON Handel Charging Base 1 unit Ref 0032434 B IRON 500 TOOL Precision Handle 1 unit Ref B500 A Includes Ref 00...

Page 3: ...it Ref 0027380 120V N America Taiwan 0027381 230V India 0027382 230V Europe 0027378 230V United Kingdom Manual 1 unit Ref 0033066 USB Cable USB A to Micro USB 1 unit Ref 0028092 Brass Wool for B IRON...

Page 4: ...his manual and its safety guidelines thoroughly before using the product Ref 0032465 Right Side Handle Charger CL0301 Wiper for B IRON Charging Base CL0300 Brass Wool for B IRON Charging Base inside P...

Page 5: ...TOOL Precision Handle C210 Cartridge Range Features and Connections Power Socket USB Connector Ref 0028092 USB Cable Safety Cap Holder Bluetooth Connection PDS Portable Display 7 for B IRON Display S...

Page 6: ...tion 3 Display Placing Insert the thin end of the display holder into the upper area of the rear rail of the charging base 1 Then carefully rotate the display holder 90 degrees 2 until it stands verti...

Page 7: ...holes on the sides of the cartridge exchanger 3 Important Cartridges must be inserted up to the mark for a proper connection Place the tool on the tool charger 4 to charge it A beep will sound to con...

Page 8: ...cap is placed onto the handle the cartridge stops heating immediately data transfer is cut off and the handle is disconnected from the station It turns off completely after 10 minutes of inactivity Th...

Page 9: ...p of the assembled cartridge will heat up to the selected working temperature While the tool remains on the tool holder it charges and the tip will gradually cool down to room temperature Hibernation...

Page 10: ...Graph Working Temperature Selection Slider Temperature Scale Power Scale Graph and Automatic Data Display The graph display of the temperature and supplied power starts automatically as soon as the t...

Page 11: ...is automatically displayed again at the point where the previous display stopped leaving a small gap on the graph between the last registered value and the new starting point Working with Two Tools W...

Page 12: ...over a cartridge and press the handle down to insert the cartridge 2 Inserting Cartridges C115 Cartridge Retention Area The holding area of C115 cartridges is delimited by the two rings at the cartri...

Page 13: ...nside the handle until the the reference mark is aligned with the edge of the handle Reference Ring Reference Ring Inserting C115 Cartridges Push the cartridges inside the handle until the reference r...

Page 14: ...resistant wiper for removing excess solder by gently tapping or wiping the cartridge tip on it If the tip is very dirty JBC recommends cleaning it first with the wiper to remove excess solder and the...

Page 15: ...brass wool is on the far left and that there is space for the wiper on the right Press the wiper down at the 4 corners until you feel it click into place Make sure that the wiper membrane is inserted...

Page 16: ...ng on your handle model two different sealing plug references are available Before replacing the sealing plug disconnect the handle from the station and make sure the device is not hot Handle Sealing...

Page 17: ...tridge to do this operation Handle Chamfered Side Tool Charger Dissasembly and Replacement Tool chargers can be disassembled by loosening the screws 1 at the bottom of the charging base and pulling do...

Page 18: ...1 2 CHARGE 450 C 350 C 250 C 150 C 50 C JBC 210 348 C 5 7 W 80 350 C Work Settings Counters Update Documents Light Theme Dark Theme Disconnect Tool1 Tool2 Work JBC 1 MENU Tool1 2822 Tool ID Hibernatio...

Page 19: ...Set Hibernation delay from 5 to 15 sec The countdown starts when the tool remains inactive no movement Select the minimum temperature that can be set for the Work Mode Select the maximum temperature...

Page 20: ...s The Counters section allows the user to consult data and counts on charges Work Mode periods Sleep Mode periods errors The data can be consulted either by time periods or by number of times a certai...

Page 21: ...bernation dela Temperature un 00 C Tool1 Tool ID 28714 Hardware Software 0028283 X886787 Update File File Hardware Software Select your Firmware Update MENU JBC 210 Return to Work JBC 1 2822 Work Sett...

Page 22: ...46 B IRON Display Holder 10 to 13 Display Holder Soldering Tools for B IRON Stations Cartridge not included Comes with a tool cap To charge the tools a B IRON charging base o station is needed In addi...

Page 23: ...allows to extend a B IRION single station with an aditional B IRON 500 TOOL Cartridge not included Comes with a tool cap To charge the tools a B IRON charging base o station is needed B IRON 100 TOOL...

Page 24: ...etal parts of the tool and tool holder are clean so that the charging works properly Maintain the tip surface clean and tinned prior to storage in order to avoid tip oxidation Rusty and dirty surfaces...

Page 25: ...king to avoid personal harm Utmost care must be taken with liquid tin waste which can cause burns This appliance can be used by children over the age of eight and also persons with reduced physical se...

Page 26: ...o the product In the event of damage leakage or overheating of the batteries discontinue use immediately and contact customer support or JBC technical service facility Dispose of devices with batterie...

Page 27: ...4 V 750 mAh Charge Time 60 minutes Selectable Temperature 100 450 C 210 840 F Idle Temp Stability still air 1 5 C 3 F Temp Accuracy 3 using reference cartridge Connections Bluetooth Low Energy BLE Am...

Page 28: ...anty covers this equipment against all manufacturing defects including the replacement of defective parts and labour Warranty does not cover product wear or misuse In order for the warranty to be vali...

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