not really complaining I guess it does confirm my asics are now in the country though, since I assume import charges must be assessed at our borders! woot!
Topic: ASICMINER Auction: 50 Block Erupter Blades CHECK OP FOR PAYMENT - page 14. (Read 138588 times)
yeah quite not really complaining
I guess it does confirm my asics are now in the country though, since I assume import charges must be assessed at our borders! woot!
not really complaining I guess it does confirm my asics are now in the country though, since I assume import charges must be assessed at our borders! woot!
£51.73 import charge into the UK... could be worse
...you'll make that back in what, a day? two?
£51.73 import charge into the UK... could be worse
thanks pinwheel! this info is golden!
yes, two wires working perfect, what I have is very strong wires, no any temperature rise have been observed on wires iteself. I'm mining and testing it for about a week now. Also fixed 3 USB fans for cooling. Weather is really hot here. Miining around 10200 mhs on one blade and 9800 mhs on another. Probably will do some overclocking next week. All well, working perfect.
One thing is, it seems miner talking to stratum proxy on http and there is no way to change it, maybe in proxy it self there is some way around, but I doubt that. It is important task to get ASICminer work with stratum proxy. Perhaps friedcat can bring so clarification. Most pools moving on stratum now and charging higher comission for those who mine on getwrok servers.
pinwheel, has it been working well for you so far? so we just need to use 2 wires right?
Take a look here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1928057
Is it really necessary to loop back both terminals like this? I thought friedcat had said these were for chaining boards (ie. are connected already on the PCB). My plan was to use a 6 pin PCIe connector from an ATX PSU and simply twist the three wires together to connect just one +ve and -ve input.
2 wires will work the same, I connected first all 4 points, but now changed to two wires
Thanks! Appreciate the answer!
look at another side of the blade. You will see "+ + - -" marks. So + goes to + and - to -.
hey guys,
can anyone point me in the right direction in terms of electrically wiring this board?
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VMO3VfIBy3KIwUaaQ8XhKrSVEbXeeMEqsVhhk6Bz9io/edit?pli=1
so the doc says this:
1. The two poles for the positive polarity are identical when cabling from the PSU, so are those for the negative polarity.
i'll be getting myself a psu with 12v/10a output so when i bare the wires, how will i know which wire goes into which hole? the picture below belongs to LainZ and i'm trying to figure out how to wire the board when it arrives...
can anyone point me in the right direction in terms of electrically wiring this board?
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VMO3VfIBy3KIwUaaQ8XhKrSVEbXeeMEqsVhhk6Bz9io/edit?pli=1
so the doc says this:
1. The two poles for the positive polarity are identical when cabling from the PSU, so are those for the negative polarity.
i'll be getting myself a psu with 12v/10a output so when i bare the wires, how will i know which wire goes into which hole? the picture below belongs to LainZ and i'm trying to figure out how to wire the board when it arrives...
look at another side of the blade. You will see "+ + - -" marks. So + goes to + and - to -.
Take a look here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1928057
Is it really necessary to loop back both terminals like this? I thought friedcat had said these were for chaining boards (ie. are connected already on the PCB). My plan was to use a 6 pin PCIe connector from an ATX PSU and simply twist the three wires together to connect just one +ve and -ve input.
2 wires will work the same, I connected first all 4 points, but now changed to two wires
yes, two wires working perfect, what I have is very strong wires, no any temperature rise have been observed on wires iteself. I'm mining and testing it for about a week now. Also fixed 3 USB fans for cooling. Weather is really hot here. Miining around 10200 mhs on one blade and 9800 mhs on another. Probably will do some overclocking next week. All well, working perfect.
One thing is, it seems miner talking to stratum proxy on http and there is no way to change it, maybe in proxy it self there is some way around, but I doubt that. It is important task to get ASICminer work with stratum proxy. Perhaps friedcat can bring so clarification. Most pools moving on stratum now and charging higher comission for those who mine on getwrok servers.
Interesting that -rt works, I thought they only did diff1 shares - good to know
it wroks, I got diff 16
Ok, stratum proxy working now. My mistake was that I used stratum port on proxy, but getwork port have to be used.
start proxy ./mining_proxy.py -o stratum.btcguild.com -p 3333
Pool ports 8332,8332
in Pool addresses 192.168.1.100,192.168.1.100 IP of proxy comp
start proxy ./mining_proxy.py -o stratum.btcguild.com -p 3333
Pool ports 8332,8332
in Pool addresses 192.168.1.100,192.168.1.100 IP of proxy comp
I am running stratum proxy with no problems.
Overclock is done nicely too. I did not touch anything and web interface reports: "Total MHS: 13161"
Overclock is done nicely too. I did not touch anything and web interface reports: "Total MHS: 13161"
maybe problem with my proxy installation. I did not have time to look into it during the week. please give some more detials on your settings. so, you just got connected proxy to pool, and in web interface only chabged port on proxy port and pool addresses on proxy address and it works? that would be great, what kind of proxy address format did you use.
Just overclocked my board with almost the same result:
Hash Rate(MHS): 13175
Received Jobs: 0000012800
Accepted Shares: 0000012892
Shares Per Minute: 180.01
Accepted/Received: 100.71%
Which clock do you use? High or Low? I am using "High"
Interesting that -rt works, I thought they only did diff1 shares - good to know
I posted my config in previous auction thread.
Seems we need a dedicated thread for running erupter blades with all info gathered for newbies.
I will try to make one in a few days.
I am running stratum proxy. I also run bitcoind on the same machine. Using default slush's pool
Blade config:
IP: 192.168.1.254
Port: 8334
Server ip address: 192.168.1.1
User:pass: your user and password for connecting to the pool
other config fields are irrelevant for me. I don't need DNS or gateway address
Server (the one running proxy) config:
stratum proxy cmd:
Currently the blade reports 12Gh/s while the pool reports 12.5Gh/s.
Seems we need a dedicated thread for running erupter blades with all info gathered for newbies.
I will try to make one in a few days.
been mining on different pools, one blade running faster then another, need to adjust voltage.
Any one used blade to mine via stratum proxy? what connection setting you used in blade control panel, I tried few variations, no success so far. proxy run on Linux Mint.
Any one used blade to mine via stratum proxy? what connection setting you used in blade control panel, I tried few variations, no success so far. proxy run on Linux Mint.
I am running stratum proxy. I also run bitcoind on the same machine. Using default slush's pool
Blade config:
IP: 192.168.1.254
Port: 8334
Server ip address: 192.168.1.1
User:pass: your user and password for connecting to the pool
other config fields are irrelevant for me. I don't need DNS or gateway address
Server (the one running proxy) config:
stratum proxy cmd:
Code:
/usr/bin/python /usr/local/bin/mining_proxy.py -oh 192.168.1.1 -gp 8334 -rt
Currently the blade reports 12Gh/s while the pool reports 12.5Gh/s.
I am running stratum proxy with no problems.
Overclock is done nicely too. I did not touch anything and web interface reports: "Total MHS: 13161"
Overclock is done nicely too. I did not touch anything and web interface reports: "Total MHS: 13161"
maybe problem with my proxy installation. I did not have time to look into it during the week. please give some more detials on your settings. so, you just got connected proxy to pool, and in web interface only chabged port on proxy port and pool addresses on proxy address and it works? that would be great, what kind of proxy address format did you use.
Is someone able to highlight the steps for setting up a stratum proxy?
I am running stratum proxy with no problems.
Overclock is done nicely too. I did not touch anything and web interface reports: "Total MHS: 13161"
Overclock is done nicely too. I did not touch anything and web interface reports: "Total MHS: 13161"
pinwheel, has it been working well for you so far? so we just need to use 2 wires right?
Take a look here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1928057
Is it really necessary to loop back both terminals like this? I thought friedcat had said these were for chaining boards (ie. are connected already on the PCB). My plan was to use a 6 pin PCIe connector from an ATX PSU and simply twist the three wires together to connect just one +ve and -ve input.
2 wires will work the same, I connected first all 4 points, but now changed to two wires
Thanks! Appreciate the answer!
look at another side of the blade. You will see "+ + - -" marks. So + goes to + and - to -.
hey guys,
can anyone point me in the right direction in terms of electrically wiring this board?
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VMO3VfIBy3KIwUaaQ8XhKrSVEbXeeMEqsVhhk6Bz9io/edit?pli=1
so the doc says this:
1. The two poles for the positive polarity are identical when cabling from the PSU, so are those for the negative polarity.
i'll be getting myself a psu with 12v/10a output so when i bare the wires, how will i know which wire goes into which hole? the picture below belongs to LainZ and i'm trying to figure out how to wire the board when it arrives...
can anyone point me in the right direction in terms of electrically wiring this board?
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VMO3VfIBy3KIwUaaQ8XhKrSVEbXeeMEqsVhhk6Bz9io/edit?pli=1
so the doc says this:
1. The two poles for the positive polarity are identical when cabling from the PSU, so are those for the negative polarity.
i'll be getting myself a psu with 12v/10a output so when i bare the wires, how will i know which wire goes into which hole? the picture below belongs to LainZ and i'm trying to figure out how to wire the board when it arrives...
look at another side of the blade. You will see "+ + - -" marks. So + goes to + and - to -.
Take a look here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1928057
Is it really necessary to loop back both terminals like this? I thought friedcat had said these were for chaining boards (ie. are connected already on the PCB). My plan was to use a 6 pin PCIe connector from an ATX PSU and simply twist the three wires together to connect just one +ve and -ve input.
2 wires will work the same, I connected first all 4 points, but now changed to two wires
yes, two wires working perfect, what I have is very strong wires, no any temperature rise have been observed on wires iteself. I'm mining and testing it for about a week now. Also fixed 3 USB fans for cooling. Weather is really hot here. Miining around 10200 mhs on one blade and 9800 mhs on another. Probably will do some overclocking next week. All well, working perfect.
One thing is, it seems miner talking to stratum proxy on http and there is no way to change it, maybe in proxy it self there is some way around, but I doubt that. It is important task to get ASICminer work with stratum proxy. Perhaps friedcat can bring so clarification. Most pools moving on stratum now and charging higher comission for those who mine on getwrok servers.
Is it ironic that each bitcoin I mine with this will be used to buy asicminer shares? lol
pinwheel, has it been working well for you so far? so we just need to use 2 wires right?
Take a look here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1928057
Is it really necessary to loop back both terminals like this? I thought friedcat had said these were for chaining boards (ie. are connected already on the PCB). My plan was to use a 6 pin PCIe connector from an ATX PSU and simply twist the three wires together to connect just one +ve and -ve input.
2 wires will work the same, I connected first all 4 points, but now changed to two wires
Thanks! Appreciate the answer!
look at another side of the blade. You will see "+ + - -" marks. So + goes to + and - to -.
hey guys,
can anyone point me in the right direction in terms of electrically wiring this board?
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VMO3VfIBy3KIwUaaQ8XhKrSVEbXeeMEqsVhhk6Bz9io/edit?pli=1
so the doc says this:
1. The two poles for the positive polarity are identical when cabling from the PSU, so are those for the negative polarity.
i'll be getting myself a psu with 12v/10a output so when i bare the wires, how will i know which wire goes into which hole? the picture below belongs to LainZ and i'm trying to figure out how to wire the board when it arrives...
can anyone point me in the right direction in terms of electrically wiring this board?
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VMO3VfIBy3KIwUaaQ8XhKrSVEbXeeMEqsVhhk6Bz9io/edit?pli=1
so the doc says this:
1. The two poles for the positive polarity are identical when cabling from the PSU, so are those for the negative polarity.
i'll be getting myself a psu with 12v/10a output so when i bare the wires, how will i know which wire goes into which hole? the picture below belongs to LainZ and i'm trying to figure out how to wire the board when it arrives...
look at another side of the blade. You will see "+ + - -" marks. So + goes to + and - to -.
Take a look here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1928057
Is it really necessary to loop back both terminals like this? I thought friedcat had said these were for chaining boards (ie. are connected already on the PCB). My plan was to use a 6 pin PCIe connector from an ATX PSU and simply twist the three wires together to connect just one +ve and -ve input.
2 wires will work the same, I connected first all 4 points, but now changed to two wires
awesome! thanks michelet!
Take a look here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1928057
Thanks! Appreciate the answer!
look at another side of the blade. You will see "+ + - -" marks. So + goes to + and - to -.
hey guys,
can anyone point me in the right direction in terms of electrically wiring this board?
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VMO3VfIBy3KIwUaaQ8XhKrSVEbXeeMEqsVhhk6Bz9io/edit?pli=1
so the doc says this:
1. The two poles for the positive polarity are identical when cabling from the PSU, so are those for the negative polarity.
i'll be getting myself a psu with 12v/10a output so when i bare the wires, how will i know which wire goes into which hole? the picture below belongs to LainZ and i'm trying to figure out how to wire the board when it arrives...
can anyone point me in the right direction in terms of electrically wiring this board?
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VMO3VfIBy3KIwUaaQ8XhKrSVEbXeeMEqsVhhk6Bz9io/edit?pli=1
so the doc says this:
1. The two poles for the positive polarity are identical when cabling from the PSU, so are those for the negative polarity.
i'll be getting myself a psu with 12v/10a output so when i bare the wires, how will i know which wire goes into which hole? the picture below belongs to LainZ and i'm trying to figure out how to wire the board when it arrives...
look at another side of the blade. You will see "+ + - -" marks. So + goes to + and - to -.
Take a look here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1928057
Thanks! Appreciate the answer!
look at another side of the blade. You will see "+ + - -" marks. So + goes to + and - to -.
hey guys,
can anyone point me in the right direction in terms of electrically wiring this board?
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VMO3VfIBy3KIwUaaQ8XhKrSVEbXeeMEqsVhhk6Bz9io/edit?pli=1
so the doc says this:
1. The two poles for the positive polarity are identical when cabling from the PSU, so are those for the negative polarity.
i'll be getting myself a psu with 12v/10a output so when i bare the wires, how will i know which wire goes into which hole? the picture below belongs to LainZ and i'm trying to figure out how to wire the board when it arrives...
can anyone point me in the right direction in terms of electrically wiring this board?
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VMO3VfIBy3KIwUaaQ8XhKrSVEbXeeMEqsVhhk6Bz9io/edit?pli=1
so the doc says this:
1. The two poles for the positive polarity are identical when cabling from the PSU, so are those for the negative polarity.
i'll be getting myself a psu with 12v/10a output so when i bare the wires, how will i know which wire goes into which hole? the picture below belongs to LainZ and i'm trying to figure out how to wire the board when it arrives...
look at another side of the blade. You will see "+ + - -" marks. So + goes to + and - to -.
Take a look here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1928057
Is it really necessary to loop back both terminals like this? I thought friedcat had said these were for chaining boards (ie. are connected already on the PCB). My plan was to use a 6 pin PCIe connector from an ATX PSU and simply twist the three wires together to connect just one +ve and -ve input.
2 wires will work the same, I connected first all 4 points, but now changed to two wires
Thanks! Appreciate the answer!
look at another side of the blade. You will see "+ + - -" marks. So + goes to + and - to -.
hey guys,
can anyone point me in the right direction in terms of electrically wiring this board?
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VMO3VfIBy3KIwUaaQ8XhKrSVEbXeeMEqsVhhk6Bz9io/edit?pli=1
so the doc says this:
1. The two poles for the positive polarity are identical when cabling from the PSU, so are those for the negative polarity.
i'll be getting myself a psu with 12v/10a output so when i bare the wires, how will i know which wire goes into which hole? the picture below belongs to LainZ and i'm trying to figure out how to wire the board when it arrives...
can anyone point me in the right direction in terms of electrically wiring this board?
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VMO3VfIBy3KIwUaaQ8XhKrSVEbXeeMEqsVhhk6Bz9io/edit?pli=1
so the doc says this:
1. The two poles for the positive polarity are identical when cabling from the PSU, so are those for the negative polarity.
i'll be getting myself a psu with 12v/10a output so when i bare the wires, how will i know which wire goes into which hole? the picture below belongs to LainZ and i'm trying to figure out how to wire the board when it arrives...
look at another side of the blade. You will see "+ + - -" marks. So + goes to + and - to -.
Take a look here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1928057
Is it really necessary to loop back both terminals like this? I thought friedcat had said these were for chaining boards (ie. are connected already on the PCB). My plan was to use a 6 pin PCIe connector from an ATX PSU and simply twist the three wires together to connect just one +ve and -ve input.
Thanks! Appreciate the answer!
look at another side of the blade. You will see "+ + - -" marks. So + goes to + and - to -.
hey guys,
can anyone point me in the right direction in terms of electrically wiring this board?
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VMO3VfIBy3KIwUaaQ8XhKrSVEbXeeMEqsVhhk6Bz9io/edit?pli=1
so the doc says this:
1. The two poles for the positive polarity are identical when cabling from the PSU, so are those for the negative polarity.
i'll be getting myself a psu with 12v/10a output so when i bare the wires, how will i know which wire goes into which hole? the picture below belongs to LainZ and i'm trying to figure out how to wire the board when it arrives...
can anyone point me in the right direction in terms of electrically wiring this board?
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VMO3VfIBy3KIwUaaQ8XhKrSVEbXeeMEqsVhhk6Bz9io/edit?pli=1
so the doc says this:
1. The two poles for the positive polarity are identical when cabling from the PSU, so are those for the negative polarity.
i'll be getting myself a psu with 12v/10a output so when i bare the wires, how will i know which wire goes into which hole? the picture below belongs to LainZ and i'm trying to figure out how to wire the board when it arrives...
look at another side of the blade. You will see "+ + - -" marks. So + goes to + and - to -.
Take a look here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1928057
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