Topic: AntMiner S1 Issues - page 2. (Read 2921 times)

I mean the two leds for tx and rx right under the plug.

Yes the Ethernet side light does come on.

Did you see if any leds were blinking on the ethernet side of the S1? At anytime? Reboot, and check.

standard 192.168.1.1

What`s your routers IP adress?

I have. and no work.
192.168.1.99 and 192.168.2.99 dont work.

Who do i need to contact to get a replacement or this thing fixed.?

Just the slow flash huh.  It looks like it's stuck in the early boot stage.  I had one that had this problem.  I ended up having to replace the control board (thanks Sushi).

Sometimes I could get it to boot by leaving it powered off for a few hours.  Then it would boot and run for a while again.

Try connect antminer to your laptop without any router. cat5 cable from antminer direct to your laptop.
Set your laptop IPV4 setting to:
IP:192.168.1.90
subnet:255.255.255.0
default gateway: 192.168.1.1
then open the chrome browser and go 192.168.1.99

If above not working do this:
IP:192.168.2.90
subnet:255.255.255.0
default gateway: 192.168.2.1
then open the chrome browser and go 192.168.2.99

I got one antminer on 192.168.2.99 not sure why think they accidentally put it wrong

Did you change your the IP on your computer to be on the same network as the Antminer? 

I had to change mine to connect, change your IP, open command prompt, attempt to ping ant miner.

ive tried the connect straight to the ant. wireshark aint showing crap. just the packets from my computer. I have isolated the ant to its own network with just the ant and a laptop.

Heya man,

    There are a few steps you can take to test this out a bit more. 

1.  First, if you have another ant running (I say another instead of "more ants" because what I'm about to explain you would have already figured out if that were the case), make sure it's not running on 192.168.1.99 (out of 8 units I've received 8 of them used this by default).
2.  Verify the network cable works by swapping it with the laptop/computer you're using and make sure you can still connect to sites, etc.
3.  Is this connected to the same switch as another computer on your network or did you put it on its own?
4a.  What network is your local net on?  If you're connecting to the same switch as the computer you're on the net with, click start (then the run menu if you have an old windows install then type: cmd and hit enter) or if a newer version of windows in the white input text box on the start menu type: cmd and hit enter
4b.  Once the DOS prompt is up (black box), in it type this: ipconfig and then hit enter and tell me the output
5.  Another step you could take is connect a laptop or a desktop via crossover cable to the ant directly.  If you don't know how to crimp a cable, you can buy one in the store.  Once you have the crossover cable running from the ant to the computer you're using to test with, verify your network settings and let's say set the following info:

IP: 192.168.1.200
netmask: 255.255.255.0
default gateway (which won't work but we have to set it): 192.168.1.1
dns: 8.8.8.8

After that, follow the instructions in step 4a to get a DOS prompt up and type: ping 192.168.1.99 and see if it pings.

If all of the above yield no results or you get a bit confused, don't worry it's alright.  Feel free to contact me and if we need to we'll get on a skype call or over the phone and try to diagnose the issue together.  My e-mail is [email protected] and I'm on irc.freenode.net in #bellacoin nearly 24/7.  Best of luck and please let me know the update.

     Best regards,

Syntaks

of 8 machines they I had one had a dead ethernet.  I had to replace the unit.

I will have to try the wireshark. But I have powered cycle it a couple of times.

demon, sometimes after a reset, I have to kill the power and then power it back on then it will reset to one of the default IPs.
I usually open a command prompt, ping -t 192.168.1.99 (or 2.99 on older ants), then hit the reset button, some units pop right back up after a reset and start replying to ping request, others don't, so I power off/on, and presto PING REPLY.

You can see the network light flashing, hook it up toa PC with a packet sniffer like WireShark and see what's coming out of that network cable.

I have tried both IPs and done an IP scan. Nothing is showing up on my DHCP table either.

That little black button is the reset button. This also resets the IP address. It will now either be on 192.168.1.99 or 192.168.2.99 depending on your firmware version.

Hey quick question. I have an AntMiner S1 and its not letting me access it via the address on the sticker. I just got it from a friend that was having some issues with it and trying to help them out. I have reviewed over the troubleshooting techniques and nothing has worked. I have pressed the little black button for 3 seconds, nothing. i tried it for 5 and still nothing. i tried the paper clip and still didn't work.

I have uploaded a small video of what lights are flashing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzPJt_gczQc

Thank you for the help.