PINE64
PINECIL V2 Add a compact, firmware-controlled soldering iron to your workbench.
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Bring along Suitable power supply and cable, soldering stand, solder and ventilation.
Keep in mind Power supply and cable are not included with the basic iron.
Source checked · Sep 16, 2026
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Overview Blueprint 3 Specifications 20 Resources 8
(02) Blueprint
What’s published
Schematics publishedPINE64 publishes the V2 mainboard schematic PDF, a PCB placement drawing, and a per-component datasheet index; no editable KiCad/Eagle source, gerbers, BOM file, or 3D/enclosure files are published.
Research notes Verified both PDFs return 200 from files.pine64.org, and read the Schematics & Datasheets index page directly, which itemizes every populated part by board location (HSM4313 FET, LP3986-33 LDO, TP6841S6 buck, FUSB302MPX PD controller, SC7A20 accelerometer, NTCG163JF103 NTC, Si7210-B hall sensor, SGM8557 op-amp, QUG-9616TSWCG02 OLED) with distributor-hosted datasheet mirrors. IronOS (github.com/Ralim/IronOS) is community firmware and intentionally excluded per brief scope; the schematic/datasheet docs are PINE64's own and kept. No BOM, gerber, or CAD/enclosure files are published.
Every link checked 2026-09-27.
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Hardware & package 7 Processor Bouffalo BL706; RISC-V SiFive E24 at 144 MHz Memory 192 KB internal ROM; 132 KB SRAM Display 0.69-inch monochrome OLED, 96 × 16 Included PINECIL V2 handle and short ST-B2 tip Tip/body 155 mm with tip; 103 mm handle; 12.8 × 16.2 mm section Weight 28 g with tip, 18 g without; excludes package Hall sensor Optional user add-on; not installed by default Power & accessories 6 Published power range 12–24 V; up to 88 W, depending on supply and tip USB-C PD/QC 3.0; 20 V / 3 A supply recommended for faster heating Barrel input DC5525, 12–24 V, at least 3 A supply; DC5521 does not fit Inputs Use one power input at a time Bring your own Suitable supply/cable; the basic package lists only iron and tip 28 V EPR PINE64 calls this tentative; not the store’s normal 12–24 V rating Firmware & revisions 7 Firmware IronOS; use release files for Pinecilv2 Flashing format V2 uses .bin with BLISP; V1 DFU instructions do not apply Enter flash mode Hold minus while attaching a USB data cable to the computer Flashing power Leave the barrel jack disconnected while attached for firmware update Bluetooth Optional BLE settings/telemetry support since IronOS 2.21 Bluetooth default Off by default in IronOS 2.23+; enable only when wanted Schematic identity Published V2.0 production drawing dated 2022-06-08
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What still needs checking Heating speed and power depend on the exact tip, cable and charger; no performance test was performed. The specifications page’s 28 V EPR discussion is explicitly tentative. Do not merge it into the ordinary supported input rating.
Downloads & docs
Source & revision notes Maker listing checked Sep 15, 2026. Detailed documentation reviewed Sep 16, 2026. Not hands-on tested.
Price is a dated listing; confirm with the maker.
This entry follows the V2 store and specification pages, not the older device overview describing V1. The maker package includes the iron and ST-B2 short tip.
Heating performance depends on the supply, cable and tip. Connect one power input at a time and follow the maker’s voltage guidance; no warm-up benchmark was measured here.
Exact-model setup, electrical limits and revision resources were reviewed on 2026-09-16. Detailed rows retain their primary sources; listed prices keep the earlier check date.
Price read from the maker's shop on 2026-09-18. Tips, USB-C power supply and stand are sold separately.
V2 has BLE hardware; “no radio required for normal operation” should not be read as “no radio installed.”
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