Analog Technologies ATAS80 User manual

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Figure 1. The Photo of main machine
Figure 2. Photo of ATAS80
Figure 3. Photo of Handle Holder
Figure 4. Photo of the packaging
MAIN FEATURES
Large LCD screen display, convenient for adjusting
Anti-static function to protect precise chip soldering
Quick temperature rise
Unit automatically adjusts the temperature
Compact soldering handle
Contact reaction for sleep, power saving and safe modes
Coded lock to fix the temperature
APPLICATIONS
This soldering iron is widely used in many different fields
from common electronic and home appliance maintenance,
to electronic integrated circuits and chip design. This unit is
used more commonly in soldering PCB circuit boards in
electronics factories or laboratory settings. This unit is
especially suitable for soldering operations where precision
soldering is required.
DESCRIPTION
This soldering iron ATAS80 is a hand-operated tool used
for electronic soldering. As with all soldering units, the
ATAS80 supplies heat to the solder for melting. But we
just do it more precisely for a higher quality finished
product for you.
ATAS80 consists of a main power unit, a soldering
handle, easily changeable soldering tips, a handle holder,
a soldering handle connecting wire, a power cord, and a
grounding wire.
Solder handle wire
Power cord
Grounding wire

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SPECIFICATION
Table 1. Parameters
Power Consumption 80W Power Supply Voltage AC110V/AC220V
Temperature Stability
±1°C (no load) Output Voltage AC 24V
Impedance between soldering
tips and grounding below 2ΩPotential between soldering tips and grounding below 2mV
Password setting range 001~999
(000 no password) Temperature setting range 150°C ~450°C
Sleeping temperature range 50°C (the lowest) Sleeping time setting range 1~60mins
(0 = no sleep)
SOLDERING TEMPERATURE REFERENCE
A proper temperature plays an important role in hand-soldering. The most common defect when hand-soldering results from
not reaching the correct temperature for the solder to flow correctly, resulting in a ‘cold solder’ joint.
Proper soldering temperature and time for different components are recommended in the Table 2.
Table 2. Soldering Temperature Reference Table
Component Name Soldering Temperature Soldering Time
High-pin-density IC
(Pin pitch <2mm) 350±10°C ≤3s
Low-pin-density IC
(Pin pitch ≥2mm) 300±10°C ≤3s
Optical coupler 350±10°C ≤3s
MOSFET 300±10°C ≤3s
Transistor 300±10°C ≤3s
Infrared light tube 300±10°C ≤3s
LED 300±10°C ≤3s
Crystal oscillator 300±10°C ≤3s
Resistor 300±10°C ≤5s
Capacitor 300±10°C ≤5s
Inductor 300±10°C ≤5s
Note: The data in table 1 is for reference only. Your particular needs might vary.
Soldering tip

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OPERATION INSTRUCTION
1. Connection between the soldering handle and the main body
A. Position the indication point of
the soldering handle knob towards the corresponding point of the plug.
See Figure 5.
Figure 5
B. Position the salient point of the plug of the soldering handle with the indent point of the main body socket, then
insert and
tighten. See Figure 6.
Figure 6
C. Turn the plug knob of the soldering handle clockwise again. See Figure 7.
Figure 7
2. Disassembly of the soldering handle
from the main body. (removal)
Reverse the procedure from above, and then remove. See Figure 8.
Figure 8
Aim
Aim

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3. Assembly of the heating core with the soldering handle
A. Position the salient point of the heating core with the sign ‘
▲
’ on the handle, then insert into the bottom. See Figure
9.
Figure 9
B. Place the nut on the heating core above the screw thread of the handle, and lightly tighten clockwise. See Figure 10.
Figure 10
4. Connection between the iron holder, the main body and the grounding wire. See Figure 11.
Figure 11
INSTRUCTION FOR THE FUNCTION SETTING
A. Password setting:
1. press ‘*’ button to enter into ‘password setting’ mode
2. press ‘#’ to confirm
3. press ‘▲’ ‘▼’ to set the password
4. Press ‘#’ to confirm and enter the unit into locked status.
B. Release locked status:
1. press ‘*’ to enter into ‘password setting’
2. press ‘*’ ‘▼’, meantime press ‘#’ for one second
3. release the button ‘#’ and the password will be released
C. Temperature setting:
1. press ‘*’ button twice to enter into ‘temperature setting’
2. press ‘#’ to confirm
3. press ‘▲’ ‘▼’ to set the temperature
4. press the ‘#’ to confirm
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D. Sleep temperature setting
1. press ‘*’ button three times to enter into ‘sleep temperature setting’
2. press ‘#’ to confirm
3. press ‘▲’ ‘▼’ to set sleep temperature
E. Sleep time setting
1. press ‘*’ button four times to enter into ‘sleep time setting’
2. press ‘#’ to confirm
3. press ‘▲’ ‘▼’ to set the required value
4. press ‘#’ to confirm
Note: If you will not be using your soldering unit for a while, remember to put the soldering handle into the handle holder.
When the unit reaches the pre-set sleep time, the tip-temperature will fall automatically to the “sleep temperature” you had
chosen. When you are again ready to work, just pick up the soldering handle from the iron holder. The main power unit
will wake up and enter into your working status mode, once again heating the tip.
TROUBLE SHOOTING
Table 3.
SOLDERING TIP SPECIFICATION CHART
Table 4. Soldering Tips
Product model Reference diagram Front view Product model Reference diagram Front view
ATAS80-B ATAS80-3CC
PHENOMENA TROUBLE CAUSES SOLUTIONS
Display ‘E01’
Heating core short circuited Replace a new heating core
Connector of soldering handle short circuited Replace a new soldering handle
Display ‘E02’
Heating core loose from handle Re-Insert heating core into handle
Handle loose from main machine Re-Insert handle into main machine
Sensor of heating core open circuited Replace a new heating core
Display ‘E03’
Sensor of heating core short circuited Replace a new heating core
Connector of handle wire short circuited Replace a new handle

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COMPLETE SOLDERING UNIT ORDERING INFORMATION (COMES WITH ONLY ONE TIP INCLUDED)
Table 5. Unit Price
Quantity (pcs) 1 −4 5 −19 20 −99 ≥100
Unit Price $159 $149 $139 $129
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