[quote author="TheAmmoniacal"]I have built and assembled the UniSolder 5.2 for use with JCB C245, everything appears to work fine except the temperature reading and regulation. When I power on the UniSolder 5.2 the temperature reading is 22 C constantly and 126 W is being fed to the iron constantly.
I have checked all connections etc, but no luck. Anyone willing to guide me through troubleshooting this issue?[/quote]
check u16 for shorts
was getting same when accidentally shorted few leads there
[quote author="salavat"]The OLED display 2.42" mentioned in this thread earlier can be connected to Unisolder board as shown:[/quote]
I have tried to connect it as displayed but if vcc is connected I do hear some buzzing from power board from one of transistor or mosfet, if not connect vcc then it is working(wasn't expecting this), not buzzing but there is a slight dip in contrast when too many symbols presented on screen.
[quote author="caled6987"]Hello, Just purchased pre populated PCB's from Vulkan35. So i will be starting this adventure when I receive them. This looks like a great soldering station with a lot of flexibility[/quote] If it is prepopulated what an adventure is this?
hm yes, didn't read it well, so i assume if we convert 240 to 24V so modifier is 10, then if we expect on secondary side 5 A, then on primary should be 0.5?
i think i need to change mine fuse on primary since it is way to big :D, didn't thought about this before
[quote author="Doomedahab"][quote author="roor"]they should be just above the calibration menu, if they are not there, either it is not working or old version[/quote]
It does not seem to work, too bad... Could you have a peek maybe to see why it might not?[/quote]
unfortunately i don't have debug tools (cannot build, since i use mac os x and it is not supported XC32 or vice versa)
if you see few new options in menu then you have new one, if not then it is still old. From what i have seen in code it adds option to swap buttons option to add filtering for stand sensor and min temp is 0 or smt like this
Tony[/quote] for me its look like it is time for returning from menu if no buttons are clicked, but if it does what you have asked then it can be timer for button press, good find unfortunately i cannot debug it on mine machine, if i would it would be much easier to find proper property
Now I did as you wrote, it should be OK. I tested, it works properly.
Tony
[quote author="roor"]Thnx, but it is not the same, now all menu is switched. If you can compile from source, then apply my changes please and make a build, or anyone else[/quote][/quote]
Hi Tony,
Thanks for the change, but still it's not perfect. if you go 1 level deeper in the menu the "up" button still is programmed to decrease the value and vice versa. For instance if you want to change t1 value. Can you maybe change that behaviour as well so it is consistent?[/quote]
so it should change changing values in menu for general settings and calibration as well
Tony, can you make another build :D, and test it first, because i'm not 100% sure that it'll work but should. Would love to see this build as well, since i didn't tested previous build in menu for values.
btw, should calibration menu always starts from empty values?
example, i have done calibration, long press on menu button then it shown "open sensor" or smt like that, i reboot station (turn off turn on), and if go to calibration menu again there is no previously inputted data, should it save it or not?
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