i doubt you find many of us using a desoldering iron on such an "expensive" station .. simply because it just drives half the unit + the components which you can desolder with such a gun/iron arent that sensetive to beginn with
anyhow
the software is inside the firmware zip ..
but the curve im talking about is the iron configuaration in code
and yes every custom iron will need such an part in code .. where you define id / the 2 resistors and the overall behavior of it
{
0,
0x020B,
"ERSA RT80 ",
{//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
{
2, //Type
{
0, //HChannel
5, //SChannel
0, //CBandA
1, //CBandB
},
167, //CurrentA
0, //CurrentB
0, //HRCompCurrent
21, //Gain
284, //Offset
{ //TPoly
-145.7299, //c0
86.2582, //c1
0, //c2
0, //c3
0, //c4
0, //c5
0, //c6
0, //c7
0, //c8
0 //c9
},
-1, //WSLength
0, //PID_DGain
(UINT16)(0.4 * 32768), //PID_KP
(UINT16)(0.02 * 32768), //PID_KI
4, //PID_OVSGain
80, //PID_PMax
80 //PID_PNom
},
{0}
}
}
anything inside //TPoly is the irons curve to balance the heating correctly
(the 10 c values )
sparky did not give us much information about it as of now - im hunting for the same infos
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