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- PLEASE NOTE:
This video is for an older firmware, the newer 1.17 firmware adds new features. There is also the new 2.x series of firmware coming soon which improves performance further again!
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This is a complete rundown of all the settings and the use of my alternate firmware for the TS100 (Weller-Killer) soldering iron.
Firmware: github.com/Ral...
Please read the instructions on how to flash the firmware, and download the latest firmware (ts100.hex) from the releases page.
Had this iron for 5 or 6 years now. Just updated to the new firmware. Thank you so much for the awesome work. You have enhance those iron to the next level. Amazing 👍
Great improvements and such a simple way to upgrade firmware.You and the iron manufacturer need aplauding thank you.The boost mode for me is great going from small to large pads at the touch of a button fantastic.
Awesome walk thru of the firmware. Thanks
I freekn love it when people like you make a great thing better! Thank you!
I just got one of these little soldering irons today at a thrift store for $6!! Came with an extra tip and a 24 volt power supply. I was beyond happy when I found it! Now I want to update the firmware on it.
That's gotta be the phattest bargain on the planet, enjoy it!!!
@@jebhank1620 Oh I am! I find things like this all the time! I even have one of those little motion activated screwdrivers that came from a thrift store for $5. Not real impressed with it, but it's a neat concept. The soldering iron however, I love.
Thank you , superb work!!
Just got my TS100, updated firmware straightaway to latest version, love the options. Fantastic.!!!
First thanks for the excellent firmware. For those interested I have just created a set of mini instructions for this firmware that you can print out, cut and stick back to back and laminate. It is small so will fit inside the original box the TS100 came in. www.dropbox.com/s/31t7fxp48avg14l/TS100%20instructions.pdf?dl=0
Very nicely made Instructions thank you :)
Would you like to include some credit for yourself on them and have them included in the repository on GitHub? (No pressure to at all, just trying to collect relevant information there)
Ben Brown No credit needed. You did the hard work. Feel free to include in repo. I can supply the editable version if you prefer.
Just received my new iron; flashed your F/W within mins - you did a superb job!
This is so good ! Just flashed my ts100, omg man I love you !
Now I want that soldering iron.
Just updated, thank you so much, I swear this soldering iron just keeps getting better. I have an idea that could be useful for a future revision of the software, I'd really like to see the current temperature of the iron right when you plug it in on the main menu. Sometimes it can be a bit difficult to press both buttons to get it into the cooldown mode so I'll just unplug it and plug it back in and the stock firmware you could press the other button to see current temperature.
Another improvement is when the iron is heated up could you possibly make a delayed button response, I said before that pressing both buttons to get into cooldown mode can be kind of difficult, so maybe when the iron is heated up there could be a button delay to check if both buttons are pressed so it can go into cool down mode instead of temperature change, either that or a long press of the button closer to the display will go into cool down mode sort of like how you have boost mode.
Hi,
Can I ask why you want to view the current temperature on the idle screen? I have been thinking about having it as a part of the cycle on the idle screen (when it shows the graphics). However, when people ask about this they dont specify what the use case is for wanting the temp on the main screen? You can press both buttons at once on the main screen to view the temperature from the main screen without heating up the iron?
I will look into extending the button sense time out even longer,. At one point I had it so that long press could exit soldering mode, but after the number of emails I received about people accidentally exiting all the time, I removed the option.
The problem is getting both buttons to register at the same time to get into cool down mode, it wants to go into temperature change instead. Its about a 1 in 4 chance it will go into cool down mode when pressing both buttons. Maybe its just a problem with my iron
Hi, I have found that some users have an issue with the timing requirements (100mS). I agree that this can be hard to get used to, and so I'm probably going to increase this tolerance in 1.17. However, that does come at the cost of buttons feeling less responsive. It's a constant tradeoff between making the double press easier and trying to prevent other button use feeling slow.
Haven't even switched mine on yet. Definitely doing this first . Thanks
BRO.... GR8 job on this firmware!! I'm about to read the instructions on how to download the firmware, I just got my iron a week ago and can't wait to update it!!!
This is so cool in not having to use the computer to set up a file.
That boost button has sold me.
So awesome to have a custom firmware on my soldering iron. Thank you so much!
Great work!!! Thank you. Just updated the firmware from and iMac running 10.11.6 El Capitan with no problems. Thank you again
Awe the transparent body was a gift, how nice!
I think it is available for purchase online somewhere, as I have seen others with them now :)
Thank you so much for your work and for sharing this.
Thanks very much for this Ben. Its a great improvement over the original firmware.
Thanks, let me know if you come up with any extra features or changes you would like
Where to download this firmware?
Hi,
If you go to the GitHub page (github.com/Ralim/ts100) and read the instructions it will walk you through the process.
The simple version is to go to the releases page on the GitHub site, download the latest "ts100.hex" file, and upload it through the DFU mode.
Hey! Thanks for doing the hard work of making a good soldering iron even better! Thanks!
my TS100 work very well after flashing! i love it!
Awesome!! I've had mine for a while now and had to go to the Chinese site to get the firmware and translate every page worked great but this is kick butt! Now I can get it right here, I really wonder why I did not find it when I went and did it the other way...Oh hold it I believe there was a site on the package or in the box that gave the site to do it and I figred was only way?? Well My HAT IS OFF YOU MISTER!! YOUR AWESOME! I cannot wait to try your firmware out! It sounds perfect! So I'm OFF! I've got it pulled up and downloaded doing the update NOW~~~!!! THX!-L8r-Turbo.
Awesome! Thank you very much for the firmware and for this very good feature explanation.
Thanks so much Ben for sharing your firmware and the video!
Very nice ... I'm gearing up to (first) modify the stock firmware for the TS80! May I ask which IDE do you use and wether there's any horribly time-consuming gotchas one should be aware of ?
The stock firmware requires IAR for building the firmware image.
I use Atollic as my re-write is from scratch and shares no code.
Plenty of gotchas in the firmware, but if your modifying from a base these should be handled by the base firmware. It entirely depends on how your planning to modify the firmware.
thanks a lot for the tips!
Dang, I'm jealous of your transparent case. Thanks for the custom firmware!
Thanks :)
It is a very nice case, which I believe you can purchase in the set of cases through banggood or aliexpress.
Ben Brown awesome iron
Thank you very much, just loaded your firmware, awesome!
Brilliant little soldering iron love mine keep up the good work brilliant job well done 👍
really nice firmware bud! piece of cake to flash with MBP High Sierra
Excellent walk through! Excellent work!
Thank you for this, it looks and works amazing! Just updated with MacOS High Sierra.
Hey Ryan. Do you remember how you did that? When I plug the TS100 into my Mac laptop (capitan) the ts100 is not detected.
@@thejll hi. I think mine connected just fine. Maybe you could try a different cable making sure it has data transfer as well?
@@RyanTLX Ah, good suggestion. Thanks!
If you select a cell count for the lipo you are using, does the iron shut down at a set voltage to avoid damaging the lipo battery?
I just flashed your firmware, it was a breeze (was a bit funny about how the firmware was copied to the storage though, as you warned).
It's really great and feels like I have a new tool! Also, my crappy DIY 4 cell 18650 battery pack can now power the iron, as before it turned off about 5 seconds into heating up.
Great work and thank you.
Was it particularly hard re-writing this firmware for the STM32 ?
Awesome absolutely amazing!!!!! I have done this to mine it's amazballs!!!!!
I have one question: You said that’s a TS 100 you had on the screen what kind of tip is that is that the TS 80 and how do you do that is it easy to put that tip on there that tip looks shorter I’m not sure is it shorter????
That transparent shell looks really cool, where did you get it?
sleep temp is genius for not burning your house down when going to take a piss or something.
Hi Ben, I just tried to update my iron to the custom firmware and there was not enough space to copy the HEX file, also I had a notification of errors on the drive and that I should scan it and repair which I did, but there is still not enough space to copy the 96kb HEX file. Any ideas as to what I can do to resolve this? Would a factory reset fix it do you think?
Buddy love your firmware. Just got my new ts100 today and the first thing I did was to update it to Ralim. Damn good experience.
What language did you write this in?
All C/C++ 😀
Can u setup where when u turn it on it goes to the temp u want ? Mine goes to 300f stock and I have to hold it and climb to 752 f. I'd be nice if it can do that ince I turn it on
Thanks,your firmware is great. Way more useful for mobile use :)
Thanks!
Wonderful work mate! So thankful!! :)
Hi, is it the TS80 Tip you are using?
Awesome thank you very much 👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you for your great firmware!
Thank you so much for doing this!
love my ts100 thank you!!
This. Is. AWESOME!
How could you input all those features in this New firmware? I dont understand so much about quantity of information is suported in microchips, but in this case, you put a lot more information than de original. How much more information can be add in this ts100 circuit? Congrats for the work.
Mostly by removing the feature where you could use a computer to edit a text file over USB to change the settings. I replaced this with the long menu on the iron itself. This allows for changing the settings in the field and also freed up most of the room for adding the extra features. This actually freed a lot of room so there is still around 50% of the space on the microcontroller left for future expansion of features. At this point, there is more than enough room to add as many features as people can think of :)
Ben Brown it's very nice what you did.
Hi Ben. In this link github.com/Ralim/ts100, there are lot files. What exactly I must use to flash the ts100 to get all those features you have developed? Thanks
Hi,
That page has the flashing instructions. However goto the releases page (github.com/Ralim/ts100/releases) and download the ts100.hex at the top (the newest is at the top). Then flash this file using the instructions at the main page.
Let me know if you run into issues.
I've updated the ts100 and everything went well. I have some points using this new firmware. Is it my impression or the tip temperature is now more locally concentrated, where is the solder used? In the original firmware it seems that in the part at the beginning of the metal part (next to button A), it used to warmed up more and was even a bit dangerous. And now with almost 430 ° C, this part is not even hot. Has this really been improved?
Another thing is, if now with the temperature reaching 450 ° C, it can somehow damage the ts100 circuits or this 50°C added in the max temp are safe about that?
I have the original firmware and what I mostly dislike is a missing autostart function meaning the device should heat up directly after powering on - this would be a great improvement.
Sure, Most suggestions are placed as issues on the GitHub page. But I'll add the feature in the next release or two :)
Ben Brown thanks!
Thank you so much for this!
Amazing thank you for your time!!!!!!!
The ts100 may be the most fancy soldering iron ever... like wth... transparent casing for a soldering iron?
is it possible to calibrate the soldering iron if the temp is way off for one or another reason? not just small offsets between tips...
Yes, and there is more ongoing work around this too. Look at the GitHub page + GitHub issues, that's where all work and support and discussion occurs.
@@ralimtek Awesome!
Cheers mate. Will this work on the TS101?
I can get it to update looks like could it be my pen is a knock off? and it's not allowing to update I don't see any files in my computer they all seem to be hidden... Does anyone know how to fix this problem?
Make sure you are booking the iron into DFU mode. (Says DFU on the screen).
There should be no files on it, you need to download the new file from the GitHub page.
If you go to the GitHub page, in the issues section there are lots of people discussing issues to do with the DFU mode
No fair, yours is transparent :) Where?
Super Awesome!!!!!! THANKS SO MUCH!!!
I missed it a week short mpfff but now i got it THANKS and a very BIG much Thanks for the new Logo editor (btw. do u have a donation link or something cause for that firmware u need to get a beer!)
Thank you, there will be new updates coming shortly for it too :) There is a paypal donation link at the bottom of the main page on github, or feel free to email me if that does not work for you :) I hope the firmware serves you well :)
Thanks for this firmware!
It is possible some lower voltages may cause a failure on the TS-100. I have a yet unverified quibble regarding possible damage by including an almost useless power option of 3 Lipo cells in the menu. I mean what kind of decent heat can 3 half charged cells give anyway? At close to cut-out at around 2.1v per cell, the Vgs of the SOIC dual MOSFET may fall low enough that both FET's can run to destruction (outside SOA in linear mode). Q1's datasheet shows the lowest Vgs should be 3v. Max power to the tip I understand is 3 to 4 amps, so a valid test may be to water cool the tip while varying Vcc to observe any voltage range where heater voltage is under Vcc minus 0.5v while current is over 2amps (IE: any condition where Q1 is >1watt dissipation). I don't own a TS-100 yet, but you may want to test the V-drop across Q1 before including this option on further updates? (or include some warning..)
Hi,
Lower voltages do not cause any issues with the MOSFETs as far as I have tested down to 8V (note firmware cuts out at 10V).
I have run an iron off 8V for an hour when testing this for safety without any noticeable increase in temperature on the MOSFETs.
Remember the tip has a resistance in the range of 9-10 ohms, so at 10V it can draw a max of 1A (but practically it draws less).
The gate on the FET's is driven with the incoming dc voltage (so for my tests it was still sitting at around -6-7V at the gate) which resulted in no more heat generation than when running on the full 24V power supply.
3S is actually a usable option for small joints or in a pinch. Quite a few users use the iron at 3S cells when in the field when running it quickly off a small pack to fix a small wire that came loose. The heat-up time is still bearable for one joint on 3S.
As of my current testing, I have not found any warning necessary when running the unit with the current cutoff of 10V. This will be lowered to 3V/cell in future which is why I undertook the test on two of my units before I was willing to consider the lower input cutoff.
Naturally my 2 units could be lucky, but also knowing that there is a large user base using 3S without issue I doubt the majority of units differ from mine.
Thanks Ben, it seems I may have cast small aspersion in a thread on EEVblog lately.. ( www.eevblog.com/forum/beginners/soldering-iron-recomendations/msg1404514/ ). PS: Are you a member of EEVblog? I can have your channel listed (here: www.eevblog.com/forum/other-blog-specific/a/ ) if you become a free member. Dave's policy is non members must have at least 10 electronics videos, but since many forum members user your firmware, we'd be glad to have you aboard!
I made an adapter that uses a dewalt 20v lithium drill battery, would i use the battery cell option or the DC option when setting this up?
lsdave did you figure this out?
This is fucking awesome, thank you!
if i have it set on DC then want to change to lipo, do i have to change that whilst DC is in then plug in a lipo? as that seems bit of a balls ache if i use both all the time?
Nah, you can change the settings on any power source. The cutoff voltages are just used to stop you soldering when it's too low.
@@ralimtek ah brill, cheers :)
Hi Ben, This is my first TS100 and i have updated it to the latest firmware. When I plug in power the buttons seem to work for a couple of seconds then they stop working. It seems somewhat erratic in operation. Is this likely to be a faulty unit or a firmware issue?
Grips Hi,
This is a known issue with some of the newer units. Please see issue 202 on github.
github.com/Ralim/ts100/issues/202
Thanks for the reply, There doesn't seem to be a fix for this problem at the moment.I need to just use the soldering iron at the moment. When can I download the standard manufacturers firmware that will work? I will then upgrade when there is a stable firmware version.
Hey, first of all, thanks for the great Firmware !
...I broke mine today because I couldn`t update it.. DFU wasn`t working correctly somehow..
since we have two TS100 at home, I try`d switching the PCB with the STM32 which is plugged to the main PCB..
And it worked.. tried the defective one in the one which was working and It doesnt worked..
so it`s the STM32 PCB which is somehow "broken".. I guess the FW got corrupt, but I cannot Update it bc Windows doesn`t let me acces it ( device is greyed out, cannot be opened )
but the STM32 PCB has four solder pads.. maybe it can be flashed manually ?
Greets
Cre8ionz
Great iron. Great firmware.
Where can I find that clear case?
Thank you soooo much Ben!
Hi Ben, amazing work! thanks for making the firmware, I wanted to ask if there is also a possibility that you can add a logo on the display as that would B cool too. Like when it boots up it shows a logo or any kind of pic to personalize the soldering iron if U know what I mean. Again thanx and thanx for the awesome work!
Pretty sure there is a way to do it with a bmp file
Can I ask a question to anyone who has updated FW on windows 10 when I connected the ts100 in dfu mode and I click on the 8 digit number that pops up there are no files there I did the FW upgrade and it all worked fine and I saw the rdy file but still when I open it on windows 10 I can't see any files on the drive is this something my laptop is hiding from me?? Sorry I am a technoweenie in every aspect but thank you if anyone replies
The files are only "there" during the transfer and then automatically removed after the update
@@ralimtek okay thanks very much for the reply just thought it might be something I'm missing it works flawless anyway so thank you
I have this HP envy 17-2000 eo notebook
And the power supply says
Input 100-240V ~ 50-60Hz 2.0A
Output = 18.5v ~ 6.5A
Will this work out for My ts100?
I don’t know how to read tecnical info On My power supply ?
It’s a AC adapter model series ppp016L-E PA-1121-42HH
The plug on that power adapter will not fit the TS100 (TS100 has a 2.5mm barrel jack).
The specifications for output power are fine but you would need to change the output connector to use it with the iron.
If it is for your current laptop then you probably dont want to change the plug :D
I'm loving the newest firmware with auto rotating screen but I was wondering if you could add another feature. I tend to solder at 340C most of the time and I can't find a way to change the working startup temp from the default 300C. It's my understanding you removed the config.txt where we would normally make that change so it would be awesome if we could get it in the menu.
The firmware allows you to adjust the setting as you go, and then when you exit the soldering mode it will save the setting. So if you set the temperature, then press both buttons to exit, it will save that temperature for the future.
Ben Brown thanks I never paid attention. That's even better
Amazing work!
brilliant!!! Thank you!!
What tips is that ? . Ts-c1 ?
How to reduce temp? real temp after call. lower at 20°
Ben, is it OK to power this TS100 iron from a Adjustable DC 8-60V to 10-120V Boost Converter Step Up, module. This could be run off a 12 Volt car battery.
Absolutely, just make sure you set the output from the DC/DC to
Ben, I’ve only had my SainSmart Pro32 Soldering iron for 1 week I’m using the Ralim firmware V2.00a5 (Oct 19 2017) which I think is brilliant. Going by what you said if a 6S battery is used and it’s fully charged the voltage (25.2V) it would be above 24V so it would be safer to use a 5S battery to prolong the life of internals. How often is the Ralim firmware updated? Great video and very informative.
Awesome, 6S does seem to work for most people, but just not guaranteed to work by the manufacturer. The one that we use at my work almost all day has been running on a 6S battery for a few months without issue. Its just I don't officially endorse it as its out of spec :) Generally It updates as fast as I have time to work on it really, and its features are really driven by what the communitiy asks for on github.
Thank you.
Thanks for the FW
hi, thanks for the great work. I'm having trouble finding the "ts100_EN.hex" file in the github?
Look under the releases page, it's where all git repositories release their code. :)
@@ralimtek thanks, found it and it works awesome!
How is yours clear? I want one in clear haha
Odlično!
Is there a reason there are no shorter values than a minute possible for sleep? JBC for example puts the iron instantly to sleep as soon as you put it into the holder.
It supports down to 10seconds. Check again, they are at the end of the list.
A few people hated the rounding. And the slower update rate was removed due to low use and the firmware is running low on room.
Oh that's great to hear. I haven't flashed the firmware yet, but since the timeout is given in "minutes", I thought 1 would be minimum.
I just updated my firmware. The temperature round and update frequency is gone in the current version right?
@@saiiiiiii1 yeah, they were removed in favour of better options nearly a year ago. This video is off the 1.x firmware versions, the 2.x version is nicer to use and has a much better menu system on it.
One last question. I saw Eevblog and Marco Reps show that the iron once heated up doesn't draw full power anymore when the temperature drops while soldering. (in fact only 10-12Watts were used) Is this something that is fixed in the Ralim firmware or was this adressed at all at some point? If often got stuck on bigger components and had to turn the temperature up into ranges I wasn't comfortable with. If these measurements from eevblog/Marco Reps affect all stock firmware TS-100 then my problems actually would make sense now.
@Ben Brown logo not booting on v2.10.1 -DFU 3.45 flashing logo created with logo editor, anyway it corrupts the menu....fixed: python3 script works perfect great job, Ben i did a nice tron and paxman boot, sent you them :)
Having some trouble... Updated firmware and pc restarted. Now it won't power up. It does go into DFU mode and can reflash but nothing happens.
Hi, If you hold down the button as you connect it to usb and it enters DFU mode, then there should be no issue. Just reflash it while its in DFU mode and ensure the file extension changes to .RDY . If that occurs there should be no issue in re-flashing the firmware. If this still fails it is often fixed by trying another computer. Windows 7/8 appear to work the best with the original DFU bootloader at the moment.
it just tells me there isnt room on the drive
C-Train Hi, can you confirm that you are trying to copy one of the ts100.hex files from the releases page of the github, and that you are in DFU mode (it will show DFU on the screen)?
Hi Ben, I now have the TS100 ver 2.11 and really like your firmware! I went to the Page and was shell shocked by all the stuff. I have never done anything like this. i have MacBook pro
with the latest update. I could not make the manufacturers update work for me and i don't want to be left with a non working TS100. Flash? that wipes out the old firmware? If you can help me understand if a laymen can manage this. NO is also a good answer. This is a lot to ask! If its to much i totally understand. Thank you for you take on this! Cheers! Tom
Hi,
Mac's tend to be hit and miss with the build in uploader, with some users having it just work and others having it never work for them. If the bootloader rejects the update it will just not flash the unit, it won't leave your iron in a broken state. You can try the ts100.hex file in the repository as well and just see if it will work for you. However, if the updater does not want to take the update nicely its a bit of a pest to try and get it to work. One thing would be to try renaming the update files to be in upper case only.
Let me know if you still have issues and I will try and help further :)
Well you have made my day with your big effort help! I have learned, I am gong to get a local computer expert to give it a go. Knowing when NOT to
is learning and i thank you very much for your supper effort, have a good day! Cheers!
What tip is that? It looks like a ts80 tip.
TS100 C1 tip
thank you!!
Hi Ben, I'm trying to upgrade firmware of my ts100 but constantly getting ERR on the hex file.
Can you direct me where to look for the problem?
Regards
marikgl Which HEX file are you using?
The most common cause for this is people not using the ts100.hex file from the releases page, or your operating system is not Windows. Some people have luck with Linux and Mac but the DFU code assumes Windows behaviour so it can be problematic.
SOLVED: I have tried HEX (1.15 ) from the link that you have provided and the HEX (2.17 ) from the original site on a win10 computer. In both cases I got ERR at the end.
The solution was to try on another computer with win7 system. Successfully upgraded to 2.17 hex and then to 1.15 version.
Thanks for your help.
No problem. Some windows 10 computers just seem to annoy it. But some also work. Its rather odd at the moment :/
Awesome iron, awesome video. Thanks man. I just got my TS-100 a few days ago and while I haven’t had much of a chance to play with it too much, first impressions are amazing.
I was dreading the inclusion of a token gesture conical tip so I have one on order from China. I was floored to see a proper tip, so I’m effectively going to have two. I think the manufacturer must have received enough “feedback” and decided to just include them.
Put your firmware on last night and it’s awesome mate. Really top notch work.
I got one coming, but did not get any power with it because i did not really know what i was getting. What bench power should i get and what battery, its not going to be used that much on th go. Thanks for doing th video and any help you can give! Cheers!
Hi,
For a bench power supply, the iron runs best on 19-24V. I often use an old laptop power supply, (19V 3.4A). Any 60W+ 19V power supply works well. Also, a lot of laptops used the 2.5mm plug. If you're going to use it with a battery, I recommend a 5S battery for most work, and a 6S if you need that extra 'oomph'. Make sure to use a proper battery charger with the lithium batteries so that they are kept balanced.
Thank you!
do you think you can understand if it is protected by polarity inversion?
sorry for my english... :)
It should survive looking at the schematic, however, I dont know how well exactly.
Ben Brown thanks
I don't have the schematic in front of me right now, but if I remember well, I think I have seen a FET (probable a dual) in the PS circuit that protects against reversed polarity.
Just flashed the latest and it works great till I drop a custom logo on it. Then it wont turn on. Drop latest back on and it works again. Any idea?
99% of the time your logo is in the old format.
Download the latest your and create a new version of it
@@ralimtek I did it yesterday so It should be the newest update programs
@@ralimtek is there different versions of the tool on github? I had to go page 2 to find it
@@apluspool34 yes there is two versions of the exe tool. Or just use the latest version of the python script. The early version has an error in the address so if you flash a hex file from the learlier one it will do exactly as you are describing
@@ralimtek ok, it was the wrong tool, I got the newer one and it worked
Is it modded version of TS100?
Fuckn legend thanks!
Thanks
Any reason I get an error every time I try to flash the latest firmware?
Hi,
It's become very well documented that you basically have to be running windows 7 or 8 for it to work every time. Windows 10 sometimes works but is hit and miss.
Linux and mac work if you're very lucky. Also ensure you are flashing the latest firmware from the releases page :)
Ok, is there a workaround for windows 10 by chance?
Currently, the bootloader (DFU) is closed source. So I cannot do anything to attempt to fix it. I have looked at creating a replacement, still working on that :)
In windows 10 it appears to work so long as you do not have any antivirus that tries to scan files on the fly. As the dfu expects the file to be written in a specific order, it can't have anything interfering... Well so far that is what has worked for me :)
I can't find the firmware (ts100.hex).
The readme links to the release page : github.com/Ralim/ts100/releases you then pick the file corresponding to your prefered language.
Where download firmware and who I can change it?
Oh his GitHub - github.com/Ralim/ts100
congratulations for the job, but what is the firmware file to copy? thanks
Hi,
Goto the releases page (github.com/Ralim/ts100/releases).
Then download TS100.hex and this is the file to flash to the unit when in DFU mode.
There are also translated versions available with the filename TS100_lang.hex
For how to enter DFU mode, checkout the readme on the github page (github.com/Ralim/ts100/)
.. thanks, updated following the instructions .. very nice. Congratulations
Ben, I just followed the link github.com/Ralim/ts100/releases and github.com/Ralim/ts100/ it says 404 this is not the page you are looking for.
I don’t know what to do please can you help?
They work perfectly fine for me here? Do you have issues getting to Github.com on your end?
Yes I do
Nice man I can do Russian translation for you and can it actually show real time voltage on a screen?
Hi, In the 2.x version thats coming (Alpha's are slowly happing on the page), Russian will be included eventually. Currently actually working on it, just having issues with some of the Glyphs. In 2.x if you turn on Advanced Screens then it will show the raw input voltage.