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it works now
Just flashed the micro sd,, and reinstall the program
Topic: Avalon 741 setup - page 3. (Read 4147 times)
so you should be able to open chrome on windows
and find your rasp pi
left arrow changes gui right arrow log in
when you are here
click left arrow and show us the screen shot
here are my settings to mine
next click right arrow here I am mining
and my address for my rasp pi is way on top 192.168.0.200
the key is your router has to match your rasp pi in that
0 or
1 or
10
in my case my route is 0
and the address at the end is 200 no other piece of gear has that number 200
and find your rasp pi
left arrow changes gui right arrow log in
when you are here
click left arrow and show us the screen shot
here are my settings to mine
next click right arrow here I am mining
and my address for my rasp pi is way on top 192.168.0.200
the key is your router has to match your rasp pi in that
0 or
1 or
10
in my case my route is 0
and the address at the end is 200 no other piece of gear has that number 200
okay lets try this you all have a router
my router is 192.168.0.1
i set my rasp pi to 192.168.0.200
notice every piece of gear has the same 0 as the router
so your rasp pi need the same as your router has.
0 some routers have 192.168.0.1
1 some routers have 192.168.1.1
10 some router have 192.168.10.1
I am on a mac so I find all my addresses for my router and make sure I have no conflict so my rasp pi is
192.168.0.200
my router is 192.168.0.1
i set my rasp pi to 192.168.0.200
notice every piece of gear has the same 0 as the router
so your rasp pi need the same as your router has.
0 some routers have 192.168.0.1
1 some routers have 192.168.1.1
10 some router have 192.168.10.1
I am on a mac so I find all my addresses for my router and make sure I have no conflict so my rasp pi is
192.168.0.200
And the Avalon GUI says what?
Change to Advanced Version > CGminer Status and post a pic... Are your pools listed there and does it say they are active?
You should have something like this https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.18859597
We can't read minds. Need more info other than just 'it doesn't work"...
Change to Advanced Version > CGminer Status and post a pic... Are your pools listed there and does it say they are active?
You should have something like this https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.18859597
We can't read minds. Need more info other than just 'it doesn't work"...
For one, go to the Canaan site. At the top you will see "Read Before You Buy". It has links to setup including a you-tube...
Easiest is to change the miner to use DHCP. Save/apply. Now it will automatically connect to any network, you just have to find its address from the router.
From there, connect the Raspi to your network and look at the Router info to find the address. Depending on the router it will either show up as 'Unknown" or a RasPi model name.
From there just change to the pools you want to use and again save/apply.
hiEasiest is to change the miner to use DHCP. Save/apply. Now it will automatically connect to any network, you just have to find its address from the router.
From there, connect the Raspi to your network and look at the Router info to find the address. Depending on the router it will either show up as 'Unknown" or a RasPi model name.
From there just change to the pools you want to use and again save/apply.
i did all of thouse steps, and still doesn’t work.
i have 4 miners, all lights of them are green.
and the AUC3 have blue light.
For one, go to the Canaan site. At the top you will see "Read Before You Buy". It has links to setup including a you-tube...
Easiest is to change the miner to use DHCP. Save/apply. Now it will automatically connect to any network, you just have to find its address from the router.
From there, connect the Raspi to your network and look at the Router info to find the address. Depending on the router it will either show up as 'Unknown" or a RasPi model name.
From there just change to the pools you want to use and again save/apply.
Easiest is to change the miner to use DHCP. Save/apply. Now it will automatically connect to any network, you just have to find its address from the router.
From there, connect the Raspi to your network and look at the Router info to find the address. Depending on the router it will either show up as 'Unknown" or a RasPi model name.
From there just change to the pools you want to use and again save/apply.
Appologies to admin if this post doesn't belong here and if it is the case please point me to right direction.
I got avalon 741 miner plugged in and running, but it's not mining.
i installed cgminer and joined kano pool.
miner defaul ip is 192.168.0.100, gateway and DNS is 192.168.0.1
i can log in to menu (if i change tcp/ipv4 settings on my laptop ) and change settings but i dont know what shuld i put in (network settings ets...)
my broadband adress is 192.168.1.254
do i need to change ip addresses in miner network settings to make it work?
Please help.
thank you
I got avalon 741 miner plugged in and running, but it's not mining.
i installed cgminer and joined kano pool.
miner defaul ip is 192.168.0.100, gateway and DNS is 192.168.0.1
i can log in to menu (if i change tcp/ipv4 settings on my laptop ) and change settings but i dont know what shuld i put in (network settings ets...)
my broadband adress is 192.168.1.254
do i need to change ip addresses in miner network settings to make it work?
Please help.
thank you
you solve the problem???
i have the same problem.
I am having the same problem as OP. I have logged into the avalon 741(using a laptop I switched IP ranges to match the Avalon) and switched the IP address range of the Avalon to match my network.
I can now connect and log into the Avalon from my network.
I logged into the menu and updated the pool info with the correct info, copied/pasted from pool page, and updated the worker with username.workname, and password of x. The miner is not mining for some reason. Any ideas on why it is not mining?
I can now connect and log into the Avalon from my network.
I logged into the menu and updated the pool info with the correct info, copied/pasted from pool page, and updated the worker with username.workname, and password of x. The miner is not mining for some reason. Any ideas on why it is not mining?
Cant you set it to DHCP? That would be easiest IMO. I generally leave all my networked devices on DHCP and then manually go in the router and set the static IP on that side. Easier than fooling with IP settings of a bagillion different devices.
Agreed. That is exactly what I do. You can set a Host name for the controller through the GUI but not all routers see it. Most will report it as a RasPi3 or something like that.DHCP can be flakey .
The solar array internet drops once or twice a month.
If it happens all the adrresses reset.
So we just make all miners static. So far it works better.
If I was in my house I would do dhcp. But the array has gear in 3 buildings and static on the gear seems more stable.
As they state in all the of the setup info Canaan has on their site the factory IP is static and set to 192.168.0.100
I just use an old laptop I have set to that IP range to do the network change to DCHP
I just use an old laptop I have set to that IP range to do the network change to DCHP
Cant you set it to DHCP? That would be easiest IMO. I generally leave all my networked devices on DHCP and then manually go in the router and set the static IP on that side. Easier than fooling with IP settings of a bagillion different devices.
Agreed. That is exactly what I do. You can set a Host name for the controller through the GUI but not all routers see it. Most will report it as a RasPi3 or something like that.My networking equipment recognizes host names if they are set.
Question, out of the box does the Avalon controller come DHCP or STATIC? If its set to a static 192.168.0.xxx that's annoying... an extra step for setting it up on my 192.168.2 network.
Static, 192.168.0.100
Cant you set it to DHCP? That would be easiest IMO. I generally leave all my networked devices on DHCP and then manually go in the router and set the static IP on that side. Easier than fooling with IP settings of a bagillion different devices.
Agreed. That is exactly what I do. You can set a Host name for the controller through the GUI but not all routers see it. Most will report it as a RasPi3 or something like that.My networking equipment recognizes host names if they are set.
Question, out of the box does the Avalon controller come DHCP or STATIC? If its set to a static 192.168.0.xxx that's annoying... an extra step for setting it up on my 192.168.2 network.
Cant you set it to DHCP? That would be easiest IMO. I generally leave all my networked devices on DHCP and then manually go in the router and set the static IP on that side. Easier than fooling with IP settings of a bagillion different devices.
Agreed. That is exactly what I do. You can set a Host name for the controller through the GUI but not all routers see it. Most will report it as a RasPi3 or something like that.
Cant you set it to DHCP? That would be easiest IMO. I generally leave all my networked devices on DHCP and then manually go in the router and set the static IP on that side. Easier than fooling with IP settings of a bagillion different devices.
Appologies to admin if this post doesn't belong here and if it is the case please point me to right direction.
I got avalon 741 miner plugged in and running, but it's not mining.
i installed cgminer and joined kano pool.
miner defaul ip is 192.168.0.100, gateway and DNS is 192.168.0.1
i can log in to menu (if i change tcp/ipv4 settings on my laptop ) and change settings but i dont know what shuld i put in (network settings ets...)
my broadband adress is 192.168.1.254
do i need to change ip addresses in miner network settings to make it work?
Please help.
thank you
I got avalon 741 miner plugged in and running, but it's not mining.
i installed cgminer and joined kano pool.
miner defaul ip is 192.168.0.100, gateway and DNS is 192.168.0.1
i can log in to menu (if i change tcp/ipv4 settings on my laptop ) and change settings but i dont know what shuld i put in (network settings ets...)
my broadband adress is 192.168.1.254
do i need to change ip addresses in miner network settings to make it work?
Please help.
thank you
okay if you have a router with 192.168.1.1-255
you need to make it say 192.168.1.111 make sure you know .111 is empty
wait a few minute I have a screen shot
I moved from my house to the solar array yesterday so I took a screen shot of the settings in my case I used 192.168.1.250
you can see I moved from 192.168.0.250 to 192.168.1.250 and you can see other settings are all with 192.168.1.xxx
I knew it was an empty address make sure you take a screen shot to help remember
Appologies to admin if this post doesn't belong here and if it is the case please point me to right direction.
I got avalon 741 miner plugged in and running, but it's not mining.
i installed cgminer and joined kano pool.
miner defaul ip is 192.168.0.100, gateway and DNS is 192.168.0.1
i can log in to menu (if i change tcp/ipv4 settings on my laptop ) and change settings but i dont know what shuld i put in (network settings ets...)
my broadband adress is 192.168.1.254
do i need to change ip addresses in miner network settings to make it work?
Please help.
thank you
I got avalon 741 miner plugged in and running, but it's not mining.
i installed cgminer and joined kano pool.
miner defaul ip is 192.168.0.100, gateway and DNS is 192.168.0.1
i can log in to menu (if i change tcp/ipv4 settings on my laptop ) and change settings but i dont know what shuld i put in (network settings ets...)
my broadband adress is 192.168.1.254
do i need to change ip addresses in miner network settings to make it work?
Please help.
thank you
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