CFW for KSGER/Quicko STM32 Soldering Stations

[DavidAlfa]

Stupid war... Best of lucks for you and your family!

[oleg401169]

Thank you very much, war brings nothing but suffering and destruction. During the time that we have been at war, I have assembled several soldering stations, assembled on different topologies, and given them to my friends. I started using your firmware starting with version 1.10.* and now I see that it has been polished almost to a mirror shine, and I think that its development in the implementation of additional functions (optional), for example, I would add another function to control the speed of the cooling fan, I think that this would be relevant for stations operating in the C245 mode - I have it implemented using a separate controller and a thermistor. It would be nice to have such a control option using the main controller. But this, as I think, is relevant for stations assembled with your own hands, and not factory solutions. Thanks again for your support!

[SeamlessPurse]

Does anyone know which of the units without PSU are STM32 based?
Or which T12 stm32 is cheapest?
I was going to buy a Quicko T12-942 to modify for battery power as it’s cheap without PSU however I stumbled across this thread and would like to stick with STM32 if possible.

[Zoli]

Does anyone know which of the units without PSU are STM32 based?
Or which T12 stm32 is cheapest?
I was going to buy a Quicko T12-942 to modify for battery power as it’s cheap without PSU however I stumbled across this thread and would like to stick with STM32 if possible.

What I've bought for my secondary station, is NOT STM32.