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Explains PID-based temperature control, temperature adjustment ranges and recommended settings for SMD/PCB and heavier work, plus temperature presets, standby, sleep, and boost functions. 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Operation  \nSelect the proper tip  \nUse the tip type that is best suited for the kind of soldering job at hand. Link to tip specifications.  \nGrip without screw: Simply pull the current tip out, then push the new tip in till it can't go further, both ribs disappeared, 3-4 cm sticks out.  \nGrip with screw: Unscrew, exchange the tip, then place and tighten the screw again.  \nPower on/off  \nThe power switch is located on the back of the unit.  \nHeat up is very fast: in 6 seconds it’s at 300 C and you can start soldering!  \nDon't forget to ‘wet’ (= put solder on) a new tip immediately after the very first start. Also don’t forget to‘wet’ the tip before switching the unit off. This prevents oxidation and prolongs tip life.  \nTip Setup  \nWhat it is: The unit uses PID control, with different settings depending on tip type. For stable and accurate temperature control, the tip type in use needs to be manually selected.  \nHow to get there: press and at the same time rotate right; then rotate to select the tip currently in use.  \nReturn: press.  \nTemperature adjust  \nWhat it is: Tip temperature can be adjusted (150 – 480 C) to cater for lighter or heavier soldering jobs.  \nHow to get there: press; then rotate to change the temperature.  \nReturn: press.  \nWhat temperature to use? (These are just indications, it also depends on the type of tip in use.)  \n-260 for SMD  \n-300 for PCB electronics  \n-340 for components with thicker leads  \n-380 for heavier work with more mass or heat conduction  \nTemperature preset 1-5  \nWhat it is: Five different temperature presets can be stored and can quickly be selected.  \nHow to get there: press (to enter temperature adjust mode); now press and at the same time rotate to select preset 1 – 5; rotate to change the temperature for this preset.  \nReturn: press.  \nStandby  \nWhat it is: The tip temperature is decreased to preserve tip life.  \nHow to get there: automatic when the grip has not moved for x minutes OR manually by fast rotating left several clicks.  \nReturn: press OR rotate right one click OR shake the grip.  \nSleep  \nWhat it is: The tip cools down to room temperature to preserve tip life.  \nHow to get there: from standby mode: automatic when the grip has not moved for x minutes OR manually by fast rotating left several clicks.  \nReturn: press.  \nBoost  \nWhat it is: Quickly increase the tip temperature and after a preset time automatically return to normal.  \nHow to get there: fast rotate right several clicks.  \nReturn: automatic when the boost time has passed OR press OR rotate left one click.  \n2. The menu  \nWhat it is: Settings of the unit can be modified to your liking via the menu.  \nHow to get there: long press  \nSelect a menu item: rotate  \nEnter a menu item: press  \nSelect a sub item: rotate  \nChange the value: press > rotate to change the value > press again to return  \nBack to menu: long press OR fast rotate left several clicks  \nReturn to normal: long press OR select ‘19 Exit’ OR automatic after a few minutes  \n01. Standby Setup  \n-Mode: Manual / Shake / Switch (how to return to normal mode)  \n-Time: 1 – 60 minutes (enter standby if no grip movement for x minutes)  \n-Temp: 40 – 300 C (the temperature to cool down to)  \n02. Sleep Setup  \n-Time: 0 – 60 minutes (enter sleep if no grip movement for x minutes)  \n03. Boost Setup  \n-Temp: 10 – 100 C (degrees temperature increase)  \n-Time: 1 – 30 minutes (return to normal temperature after x minutes)  \n04. Cold End Adj (tip temperature measurement correction)  \n-Mode: NTC / MCU  \n-Temp: 0 – 100 C  \n05. Tip Setup  \n-Find the tips that you own; rotate to select; then press to enable it, shown by tick mark.  \n-Disable the ones you do not own: rotate to select; then press to remove tick mark.  \n-The shortlist of enabled tips is used with the operation ‘Tip Setup’. (See chapter 1. )  \n06. Temp Stepping  \n-Temp: 1 – 50 (increment / decrement per click when chang","cbCaiiHG9bMSO0Bl","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiHG9bMSO0Bl","pdf",135667,"English","# Operation\n## Select the proper tip\n## Power on/off\n## Tip setup and temperature control\n# The menu\n## Standby Setup\n## Sleep Setup\n## Boost Setup\n## Cold End Adj\n## Tip Setup\n## Temp Stepping\n## Password Set\n## Screen Saver\n## PowerOn State\n## Language\n## Date and Time\n## System Info\n## Restore Defaults\n## Buzzer Setup\n## Knob Setup\n## Voltage Display & Low Voltage Protect\n## Temp Adjust\n## Exit","[{\"question\":\"How do you replace a soldering tip on the KSGER T12?\",\"answer\":\"Pull the current tip out and push the new tip in until it can’t go further. If the tip is held with a screw, unscrew, exchange the tip, then reinstall and tighten the screw.\"},{\"question\":\"What does “wetting” a new tip mean and why is it required?\",\"answer\":\"After the first start, apply solder to a new tip immediately. 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