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Ben V. Brown 1fbcdcdf98 Pinecil V2 (#1341 )

* Add SDK

* fork

* massaging makefile

* Drop git module

* Bring in sdk as its broken

Far, Far to much crap to fix with regex now

* Remove bl706

* rf_para_flash_t is missing defs

* Remove crapton of junk

* Remove yet more

* Poking I2C

* Update peripheral_config.h

* Update pinmux_config.h

* Update preRTOS.cpp

* Update main.hpp

* Setup template

* Verbose boot

* I2C ish

* Update I2C_Wrapper.cpp

* Update main.cpp

* Turn off I2C reading for now

* Display running

* Roughing out scheduling timer0

* Starting ADC setup

* Working scheduling of ADC 🎉

* Format adc headers

* Update IRQ.cpp

* Buttons working

* Slow down I2C

* Poking IRQ

* Larger stack required

* Accel on

* Trying to chase down why __libc_init_array isnt working yet

* Working c++

* Cleanup

* Bump stacks

* I2C wake part workaround

* Cleanup

* Working PWM init

* qc draft

* Hookup PWM

* Stable enough ADC

* ADC timing faster + timer without HAL

* Silence

* Remove boot banner

* Tuning in ADC

* Wake PID after ADC

* Remove unused hal

* Draft flash settings

* Working settings save & restore

* Update to prod model

* Cleanup

* NTC thermistor

* Correct adc gain

* Rough tip resistance progress

* Scratch out resistance awareness of the tip

* better adc settings

* Tweaking ADC

* ADC tweaking

* Make adc range scalable

* Update Dockerfile

* Update configuration.h

* Can read same ADC twice in a row

* ADC Setup

* Update PIDThread.cpp

* Lesser adc backoff

* Update USBPD.h

* Add device ID

* Update BSP_Power.h

* Update BSP.cpp

* DrawHex dynamicLength

* Shorter ID padding

* Show validation code

* tip measurement

* Create access for w0w1

* Expose w0 w1

* Enable debug

* crc32

* Device validation

* wip starting epr

* Logic refactor

* Safer PWM Init

* PD cleanups

* Update bl702_pwm.c

* Update power.cpp

* Update usb-pd

* io

* EPR decode

* Better gui for showing pd specs

* Rough handler for capabilities

* EPR

* Fix > 25V input

* Perform pow step after PPS

* Update BSP.cpp

* Fix timer output

* QC3

* Add tip resistance view

* Hold PD negotiation until detection is done for tip res

* Get Thermal mass

* Tip res =0 protection

* Update PIDThread.cpp

* Update GUIThread.cpp

* Rewrite tip resistance measurement

* Update GUIThread.cpp

* Fix fallback

* Far better tip resistance measurement

* Fix QC 0.6V D-

* Convert the interpolator to int32

* Correct the NTC lookup

* Update BSP.cpp

* Update Setup.cpp

* .

Update configuration #defines

More backported functions

* Update usb-pd

* More missed updates

* Refactor BSP

Magic BSP -> PinecilV2
Pine64 BSP -> Pinecil

Update Makefile

* Add Pinecilv2 to CI

* Pinecil v2 multi-lang

Update push.yml

* Update HallSensor.md

* Update README.md

* Fix wrong prestartcheck default

* Fix logo mapping

* Update Makefile

* Remove unused font block

* Style

* Style

* Remove unused timer funcs

* More culling TS80P

* Revert "More culling TS80P"

This reverts commit 2078b89be7.

* Revert "Remove unused timer funcs"

This reverts commit 0c693a89cc.

* Make VBus check maskable

* Remove DMA half transfer

* Drop using brightness and invert icons and go back to text

Saves flash space

* Refactor settings UI drawing descriptions

* Shorten setting function names

* Store bin file assets

* Fix MHP prestart

2022-08-19 15:39:37 +10:00

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IronOS - Flexible Soldering iron control Firmware

This repository was formerly known as TS100, it's the same great code. Just with more supported devices.

Originally conceived as an alternative firmware for the TS100, this firmware has evolved into a complex soldering iron control firmware.

The firmware implements all of the standard features of a 'smart' soldering iron, with lots of little extras and tweaks. I highly recommend reading the installation guide fully when installing on your iron. And after install just explore the settings menu.

For soldering irons that are designed to be powered by 'smart' power sources (QC and PD), the firmware supports settings around the negotiated power and voltage. For soldering irons that are designed to be powered by batteries (TS100 & Pinecil), settings for a cutoff voltage for battery protection are supported.

There are 30 languages currently supported. When downloading the firmware for your soldering iron, take note of the language code in the file name.

This project is considered feature complete for use as a soldering iron, so please suggest any feature improvements you would like!

This firmware does NOT support the USB port while running for changing settings. This is done through the onscreen menu only. Logos are edited using the tool or python script and uploaded in DFU mode.

Device	DC	QC	PD	EPR	BLE	Battery	Recommended
MHP30	❌	❌	✔️	❌	❌	❌	✔️
Pinecil	✔️	✔️	✔️	❌	❌	✔️	✔️
Pinecil 2	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️
TS100	✔️	❌	❌	❌	❌	✔️	❌
TS80	❌	✔️	❌	❌	❌	✔️	❌
TS80P	❌	✔️	✔️	❌	❌	✔️	✔️

Please note that Miniware started shipping TS100's using cloned STM32 Chips. While these do work with IronOS, their DFU bootloader works terribly, and it is hard to get it to successfully flash larger firmware images like IronOS without timing out. This is the main reason why the TS100 is no longer recommended.

Getting Started

To get started with IronOS firmware, please jump to Getting Started Guide. But the TL;DR is to press the button near the front of the iron to heat up. Use the button near the back of the iron to enter the settings menu. Long hold the rear button in soldering mode to exit back to the start screen.

Installation

For notes on installation for your device, please refer to the Flashing Guide.

Key Features

PID style iron temperature control
Automatic sleep with selectable sensitivity
Motion wake support
All settings exposed in the intuitive menu
(TS100) Set a voltage lower limit for Lithium batteries so you don't kill your battery pack
(TS80) Set 18 W or 24 W settings for your power bank
(TS80P) Automatically negotiates appropriate PD and falls back to QC mode like TS80
(Pinecil) Supports all 3 power modes (PD, QC, DC In).
(Pinecilv2) Supports USB-PD EPR for 28V operation.
Improved readability Fonts, supporting multiple languages
Use hardware features to improve reliability
Can disable movement detection if desired
Boost mode lets you temporarily change the temperature when soldering (i.e. raise the temperature for short periods)
(TS100/Pinecil) Battery charge level indicator if power source set to a lipo cell count
(TS80/TS80P/Pinecil) Power bank operating voltage is displayed
Custom boot up logo support
Automatic LCD rotation based on the orientation

This new firmware uses a new menu system to allow access to the settings on the device. When on the main screen and having the tip plugged in, the unit shows a pair of prompts for the two most common operations.

Pressing the button near the tip enters the soldering mode
Pressing the button near the USB end enters the settings menu
When not in soldering mode, holding down the button near the tip will enter soldering temperature adjust mode (This is the same as the one in the soldering mode, but allows to adjust the temperature before heating up), in soldering mode however this will activate boost mode as long as you hold down the button.
Holding down the button near the USB end will show the debug menu. In soldering mode this ends the heating.

Operation details are over in the Menu information.

Thanks

If you love this firmware and want to continue my caffeine addiction, you can do so here (or email me for other options). I also want to give a shout out to all of the Fantastic Contributors.

Especially to the following users, who have helped in various ways that are massively appreciated:

Plus the huge number of people who have contributed translations, your effort is massively appreciated.

Licence

The code created by the community is GNU GPLv3. Unless noted elsewhere. Other components such as FreeRTOS/USB-PD have their own licence.

Commercial Use

This software is provided as-is, so I cannot provide any commercial support for the firmware. However, you are more than welcome to distribute links to the firmware or provide irons with this software on them. Please do not re-host the files, but rather link to this page, so that there are no old versions of the firmware scattered around.

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