$20 Hotplate Set-up Menus & Unboxing

$20 Hot Plate unboxing and set-up menu exploration
65W USB-C Hot Plate for Surface Mount (SMT) soldering
On the back of the hotplate are two push buttons. Use these to select and navigate menu functions.
Press and holding both push buttons for about 1 to 2 seconds (lets call this a long press) gets you into the menus.
Use the left or right button to navigate the menu options.
Press and holding both push buttons for about 1/4 of a second (lets call this a short press) selects the menu or menu option.
When in the set-up menus, PID is the first menu choice.
To change the language, press the left button twice and it is the second menu option. Then do a short press to select it. Then choose your language.
I hope this is useful.

[@JustinSunseri]

anxiously awaiting your review of this hot plate!

[@Alex-uc8co]

Same here!

[@neiliewheeliebin]

Thanks I didn't know these had a setup menu

[@ArttuTheCat]

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[@neiliewheeliebin]

The hotplate on these is actually a PCB by the looks of it but it heats more evenly than any other hotplate ive seen with my thermal imager

[@supercurioTube]

Thanks for the video! How did it turn out when using it, and in comparison with your other one?

[@davidbolha]

Hi,
What sort of a (USB probably) power supply do you need to power this ? 🤔😕
Because it is rated at 65 W (I think)...
Thanks ! 🤗
Best Regards,
David

[@davidbolha]

Edit: Yeah I checked... a 65 W PD adapter is preferred to have (20.0 V, 3.25 A) - with a USB type-C connectpr on the end. 🤔😏