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+Episode: 3745
+Title: HPR3745: Pinecil walkthrough
+Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr3745/hpr3745.mp3
+Transcribed: 2025-10-25 04:52:33
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+This is Hacker Public Radio Episode 3,745 for Friday the 9th of December 2022.
+Today's show is entitled Pindsle Walkthrough.
+It is hosted by Archer 72 and is about 9 minutes long.
+It carries a clean flag.
+The summary is details of the Pindsle Sottering Iron Menu with a secret menu.
+Hello, this is Archer 72.
+Welcome to Hacker Public Radio.
+I'd like to encourage anybody listening to try their hand-up podcasting if they haven't
+contributed already.
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+It could be how do you make coffee or how you roast beans for coffee or how to make the
+best eggs in the world.
+It doesn't have to be a very long episode.
+Mine was only a minute or it could be about 50 minutes long like in our seas, but then
+again he has a lot more information to convey.
+Whatever it is, we'd like to hear from you.
+In this episode I go over the menus in the Pindsle, which is already in second generation.
+Pindsle is a risk-feed powered, open and versatile sottering iron.
+It can be powered via USB, C, PD, as well as a DC5525 jack and runs community-developed
+software.
+Moreover, it is compatible with popular TS100 tips, all this and half the price of
+the competitor competition.
+The version is shown by having a long press on the minus button.
+The version in this one is v2.18.a1a569a dated the 17th of July 2022.
+The menu is divided into power settings, sottering settings, sleep mode, user interface and
+advanced settings.
+Under power settings, you can set the power source, it's defaulted at 10 DC 10 volts.
+You can set this for each cell.
+Next is the QC voltage.
+I have it set at 20 volts, which is a quick charge voltage, and this is stated as max
+QC voltage that iron should negotiate for, and the range is 9 to 22 volts.
+Next is PD timeout, defaulting at 20, and it's listed as the PD negotiation timeout
+in 100ms for compatibility with some QC chargers.
+The range is 1 to 50 seconds or off.
+Next, heading is the sottering settings.
+Boost temperature is 400 degrees Celsius, 410 degrees Celsius.
+Tip temperature is listed.
+This is stated as tip temperature used in, quote, boost mode.
+And the range is 10 to 450 degrees in Fahrenheit Celsius in increments of 10.
+Next setting, startup behavior, default is 0, 0 is off, s is heat up to sottering temp,
+z is standby at sleep temperature until moved, r is standby without heating until moved.
+Next setting, temperature change short, default is 1, listed as temperature change increment
+on short button press, the range is 1 to 50.
+Next setting, temperature change long, default is 10, temperature change increment on short
+button press, the range, 5 to 90 in increments of 5.
+Next setting, allow locking buttons, default is D for disable, B is for boost mode, and
+F is for full locking.
+The description is while sottering hold down both buttons to toggle locking them.
+Next heading is sleep mode, subheading is motion sensitivity, default of 7, 0 equals
+off, 1 equals least sensitive, and 9 equals most sensitive.
+Next setting is sleep temp, default at 110 degrees, and tip temperature while in, quote,
+sleep mode, range is 10 to 300.
+Next setting, sleep temp out, default of 50 seconds, is the interval before quote sleep mode
+kicks in, s equals seconds, m equals minutes, range is 10 seconds to 50 seconds, or 1 minute
+to 10 minutes, or off.
+Next setting, shutdown time out, 10 minutes, is the default, it's the interval before
+the iron shuts down, m equals minutes, range, 1 minute to 60 minutes, or off, under the
+user interface heading.
+The first setting is temperature unit, which defaults to Celsius, and you can also set it
+to Fahrenheit.
+Under display orientation, it's default to right-handed, it also has the option of left-handed
+or automatic.
+Next setting is cooldown flashing, it's a checkbox, flash the temperature reading after
+heating was halted when the tip is still hot.
+Next setting, scrolling speed, is default s for slow, and it's listed as speed info
+text rolls past at s equals slow and f equals fast.
+Next heading is swap the plus and minus key, which is a checkbox, and this reverses a
+assignment of buttons for temperature adjustment.
+Next setting is animation speed, default medium, and it's the pace of the icon animations
+in the menu.
+Zero is off, s is slow, m is medium, f is fast.
+Next setting is animation loop, and that's a checkbox, and it's loop icon animations in
+the menu menu.
+Next item in the menus is it's a brightness icon, and defaults to four, and adjust the
+brightness of the OLED screen.
+Next setting is an invert icon, it's a checkbox, you invert the colors of the OLED screen.
+Next setting is boot logo duration, default to one second, sets the duration of the boot
+logo s equals seconds, range is one to four seconds, or infinite, or off.
+The next setting is detailed idle screen, which is a checkbox, and this sets it to display
+detailed information in a smaller font on the idle screen, and the last setting is detailed
+on the side of the screen, checkbox, display detailed information in a smaller font on
+the soldering screen.
+The last setting is advanced settings, the first setting is power limit, and I have it set
+to 35 watts, default was off, this sets the maximum power the iron can use with W e-coling
+watts, the range is off, or zero to 95 watts, and increments of five.
+Next setting is reset factory settings, and it resets all settings to default.
+The next setting is calibrate temperature, and allows you to start temperature offset
+calibration.
+Next setting is calibrate input voltage, and it starts voltage input calibration, long
+press to exit.
+Next setting is power pulse, default at 0.5, sets the intensity of power of keep awake
+pulse in watts, the range is 0.1 to 9.9, or off.
+The next setting is power pulse delay, default of four, and it is the delay before keep
+awake pulse is triggered, times 2.5 seconds, and the range is one to nine.
+The final setting is power pulse duration, default of one, and it is the keep awake pulse
+duration, times 250 milliseconds, and the range is one to nine.
+That's all I have, feel free to leave a comment or record a show of your own.
+Thank you for listening, bye bye.
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