Topic: [ANN] Spondoolies-Tech - carrier grade, data center ready mining rigs - page 334. (Read 1260365 times)

I got the same on one miner. What have I done is set both PSUs to 1340W (on 220V+) so they can re-optimize. You should get ~4200 from that miner.

Hello, oOne of my miners performance decreased a bit (~10%) .. I checked the ASIC Events and it looks like there is an issue with the bottom board. Loop9 OFF.

I already rebooted the miner and restarted the miner gate couple of times ... anyone saw this before?

----BOTTOM BOARD------
PSU-BOT[EMERSON1200]: 1392->1280w[1280 1264 1260] (lim=1335) 0c cooling:0/0x2000

LOOP[9] OFF (no data on loop)
27: disabled (i2c good)
28: disabled (i2c good)
29: disabled (i2c good)

[H:HW:3868Gh[2114+1754],W:1810,L:0,A:27,MMtmp:0 TMP:(20)=>=>=>(63,44)]



thx

Need to get hardware AND energy for free! 

is this a comic relief act?

they certainly enjoying plenty of 'holidays'.

ive been patiently expecting an invoice for the outstanding balance since the 25th of September...

I'm confused, if I visit tradeblocks mining speculation and plug in the numbers for the SP20, even if I enter the diff increase to a number 1 it still doesn't profit anything. Are people actually ordering these SP20's on the hope alone that BTC will rise or something? It is the weekend again, so I have to post one thing about extraordinary price gauging. At least I'm able to buy BTC while it is so cheap. And if all this "hope" is here, then maybe it will increase one day late next year.

im looking for USED sp30 ..$300 per TH shoot me pm

Just bummed the price of bitcoin/USD is dropping by the day. Need to get hardware free to make money.

Remember this is Israel so Sunday is their "Monday".  

And if you're in the U.S., then they're about a half day ahead of us. So they should be in the office Saturday night (U.S. Time).

I am using a very simple series of php scripts hosted on a server within the DC, coupled with changing each SP30 API settings to alow for outside calls. Works well while I develop other tools. (Tested up to ~300 machines)

With the present SP 10/30/3x settings it's hard to collect rig information from outside the rig, especially if the unit is hosted. By deploying a small number of  PHP files on the rig itself and adding one line to cron, you make them report the data individually to a central repository where you can trigger alerts or chart the info you get from them.

The drawbacks of the tools you mentioned are that you need to install something on your _windows_ computer/machine, and you need API access to the mining application and/or pool your're working with. With API access to CGminer, and or default configuration you can drop/change pool registration and that's dangerous when multiple people have access to it. I like these aps, they look awesome, but they won't get data from a hosted SP30. Ideally, if SPT integrate these simple PHP scripts in their distribution (in a similar way they did with the miner registration), it won't matter if the unit is hosted or not and/or one should have access to all their miners data over the period of time they keep the data logger reporting. If SPT does not integrate them, one can do this themselves if they have SSH/FTP access in their machines.

The drawbacks of the PHP solution are mostly linked with the SPT willingness to integrate it into the mainstream code. I have a workaround for that (code everything in the /etc/RECORDLogs script, which is triggered by the cron script and is persistent after reboot. Another drawback is that you need a "php-mysql" server outthere for data logging but most of the data-centers will have one available anyway.  

(https://github.com/wh00per)

Indeed, it's beautiful well built professional grade hardware, if only the price...

Simple PHP scrypt IMO is the best way to go for a reasonable number of machines, but theres a number of "commercial" solutions that work pretty well, like CryptoGlance: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/cryptoglance-v21-open-source-self-hosted-multi-rig-monitoring-tool-569924 or AwesomeMiner: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/awesome-miner-powerful-windows-gui-to-manage-and-monitor-up-to-200000-miners-676942

The pool estimates the worker hashrate based on the number of accepted and rejected shares above the minimum pool difficulty.
The miner reports it's hashrate, based on the hardware output.
CGMiner reports something else too, based on the connectivity to the hardware (via the drivers) and the pool.

Now, SP10-SP3x can be programmed to report most of their parameters at regular intervals, to something which is programmed to listen for their output.
The SP units have controllers running a modified version of minepeon. That is, they have a webserver (lighttpd) with PHP .. and being Linux boards, they have cron.

I wrote a miner php script to extract most of the info disregarding the pool settings in cgminer.  I am more interested in the machine stats, than the pool stats.
If the pool you're mining in does not find a block, you won't get paid anything anyway (true for most of the pools outthere, if not PPS).
The miner script posts the data via JSON format to another script hosted at 1and1, which logs it in a database. Then the "graphic.php" script charts it. By the way, the charts are zoomable

Presently all the code is with a lot of hardcoded parameters .. I'm planning to adapt it to parametric queries and post it on github when ready (https://github.com/wh00per)

I have encountered this on several machines as well. Onlything That I have found works so far is a bunch of power cycles/factory resets, then they magically start working again,

any one what to sell there sp10  ,. sp30  ,. sp31 ,.?? pm me your price btc is going to $100 on december

Really what the pool says is more important than what the miner says. Because the pool is handing out the rewards. So what you really want is something that monitors the pool output.

Does anyone know of any good software which can be used to monitor the stats of SP30 miners?

I have decided that pools sometimes just make up stats and would like an easier way to check the status of the miners than logging into each one individually.

Sometimes the pools will tell me that the miner is down to 1TH/s, when I log into the miner directly I see that it is running at 4.5TH/s.

Thanks guys.

How did you collect and present this data?  Do you have specific software or does a service for this exist?

Thanks

Have you entered correct host information? Restarted MinerGate a few times? Tried different pools?