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+title:  Making a custom bootscreen for your TS100 Soldering Iron
+date: 2022-02-02
+layout: post
+image: /assets/blog/TS100/real.jpeg
+---
+
+
+
+There are a bunch of [posts](https://blog.dbrgn.ch/2017/9/5/creating-custom-ts100-logo-with-gimp/) online about how to add a custom bootscreen to a TS100 soldering iron. These things are great, if you get a little USB-C to jack adapter you can run them off a powerbank and they're tiny so you can keep them with you wherever you go. Which of course you should. 
+
+I did have some trouble getting the image into the write format though, after messing around a little I settled on this command using ImageMagick:
+```bash
+convert image.png -depth 1 -monochrome BMP3:LOGOIN.BMP
+```
+Then you can use `identify` to check that the metadata of the output is indeed 1-bit in depth.
+
+```bash
+identify LOGOIN.BMP
+```
+
+![Designing my custom bootscreen in an Ipad app](/assets/blog/TS100/pixels.jpeg)
+
+![What it looks like on the iron](/assets/blog/TS100/real.jpeg)
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-title:  Making a custom bootscreen for your TS100 Soldering Iron
-date: 2022-02-02
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-The correct command is:
-
-```bash
-convert Untitled.png -depth 1 -monochrome BMP3:LOGOIN.BMP && ls -l LOGOIN.BMP && identify LOGOIN.
-```
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