Miniware produces smart, compact engineering tools, specializing in precision soldering irons, mini hot plates, and portable test equipment for electronics.
Miniware, manufactured by e-Design, is an innovative brand specializing in smart, compact, and highly portable electronics engineering tools. Recognized by professionals, hobbyists, and DIY enthusiasts alike, Miniware has redefined precision equipment with its sleek, functional designs and advanced features.
Their diverse product lineup includes smart soldering irons like the renowned TS100 and TS101 series, motion-control electric screwdrivers, digital tweezers (LCR meters), and mini hot plate preheaters. These tools are engineered to provide fast heating, smart temperature control, dual power inputs (such as USB-C PD and DC barrel jacks), and upgradeable firmware, making them incredibly versatile for on-the-go repairs, on-site electronics projects, and laboratory use. With built-in safety features like tilt detection, automatic sleep modes, and overheat protection, Miniware remains a top choice for forward-thinking electronics professionals.
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Visit the official Miniware website to download the applicable firmware. Connect the TS101 to your computer via a USB Type-C cable while pressing and holding the 'A' button to enter DFU mode. Copy the .hex firmware file to the virtual disk; the upgrade is complete when the file extension changes to .rdy.
The TS101 supports dual power inputs: a DC power source via a DC5525 interface (9-24V) or a PD power source via USB Type-C (9V and above). Do not use both interfaces at the same time.
The MHP50 is a compact preheater with a 50x50mm heating area. It features a controllable temperature system (100°C–350°C) and supports heat mode and programmable reflow profiles, powered by either USB-C PD or a DC input.
The DT71 enters automatic sleep mode after remaining inactive for 60 seconds (by default). Simply picking up the tweezers will automatically wake the device up and return it to the user interface.