Topic: [Awesome Miner] - Powerful Windows GUI to manage and monitor up to 200000 miners - page 320. (Read 703148 times)

Question on licensing.  I currently have the Premium edition licensing which allows for 20 miners.  I actually have 22 miners and don't see that going up significantly any time soon, given the current climate.  I can't see paying another $170 just to gain visibility to those last 2 miners.  I also don't care for multi-user access control as I'm the only one managing the rigs, which is the only additional feature I would gain by going to the Enterprise edition.

Have you considered offering like a 5-pack or something of just additional miners with no additional features?

Also curious if a Remote Agent for Ubuntu is on the road-map at all?

One thing I should mentioned through, is that the main temperature displayed for the Z9 is the PCB temp.  Shouldn't the Chip temp be the main one? (the temp displayed in the compact view)

Miner view from Z9 status page:



And summary view from AM:



AM ASIC tab:



The Chip temp is always higher than the PCB temp and is the more critical one to keep an eye on, no?

WhatToMine and Coincalculators.io uses different short name on Maza, which is why they both show up. I suppose one these short names are incorrect. Otherwise Awesome Miner will only use one of these sources, depending on the priority defined in the Options dialog, Statistics section.

I do understand your point about avg. value, but the concept at the moment is to only display the coin from one of the sources.

I'm not sure if I fully understood the last part here. Is the information in Awesome Miner displayed incorrect compared to what's actually going on? Do you have any more details to share on this? Thanks!

Thanks for reporting this issue - it will be resolved in the next release. It turns out that ccminer uses --devices flag, while CryptoDredge expects --device

Hi, Patrick
Starting with versions 5.2.3 and 5.2.4 respectively, began to observe this picture
And as a consequence, the "profit switcher" switches all ant on this coin, peeling off BTC / DGB, etc., which are the most profitable
Is it possible to make some sort of averaging of the price, when data is taken from several calculators?

PS thanks for the windows tied to the monitor, it really works and saves time when setting up

This is quite weird situation. Awesome miner is working all the time, but internal web page for monitoring is loading data until reboot. Mining never stopped and actually switch pools, but web interface never updates from Awesome console.

pls add nicehashe x16r

I have 3 Z9's that I monitor from AM.  Have had no issues to date.  I started out on MPH on 6/22 but have since switched to Luxor.

I've received a few requests for this one, so it will be supported later on. I'm however getting the impression that the Excavator miner isn't as popular to use these day, because it's limited to the Nicehash pool only like you point out.

I will add this one in the next update.

Nicehash uses 33 as the API identifier for X16r:
https://www.nicehash.com/doc-api

Have you tried with another pool? There have been instances where Antminers simply not working well with certain pools and the result is that they stop answering monitoring requests from applications like Awesome Miner.

If I want to add this to online services.  what would be the Algorithm api identifier?

Seems its a # in the other nice hash online services.
I have all this
stratum+tcp://x16r.usa.nicehash.com:3366
username: YourBitcoinAddress
password: x

Please advise

Thanks again

@patrike

Looks like NiceHash Added 16R
https://www.nicehash.com/news/x16r-available-at-nicehash

Thanks

Hi,

Dev Team, could you please adding full support for Bitmain Z9 miner.

For some reason if I add pool to miner from awesome miner, miner console on bitmain stopped show statistics until reboot.

Awesome Miner version 5.2.4 (Development preview of 5.3)

- The Managed Hosts configuration in the Options dialog has been improved to allow finding hosts without miners and a bulk edit feature to enable or disable hosts
- Predefined mining software (Managed Software) can be configured with a custom download URL and executable, to give more flexibility on which version to use for the automatic download feature
- Added user defined Managed Software compatibility mode 'Command Line', where no API flags are added when launching the mining software
- Increased maximum time for the rule action 'Wait'
- PhoenixMiner pool setting PROTO can be specified in the Properties dialog of a pool
- Support for using Tensority pools with Bminer
- Better detection of Innosilicon A9Z miner
- The information on the Coins tab is presented with more columns and additional details like coins per day.
- Notifications are listed with the hostname or IP address of the miner
- The Notification list will always use time as secondary sorting column when sorting on another columns
- Benchmarking will by default always use pools instead of offline benchmark mode (supported by Ccminer, CpuMiner), with a new setting to enable benchmark without pools if needed
- Values and profit numbers are expressed with at least two significant digits
- Dialog positioning improved for multi screen usage
- Display profit information from MultiPool.us pools
- Updated list of algorithms for predefined pools
- Added mining software: CryptoDredge 0.6
- Ccminer 2.3
- XMRig CPU miner 2.6.3

Items in blue are updated since the last development preview.

To get access to development versions, open the Options dialog in Awesome Miner. In the General section, enable Check for development versions. Then go to the Menu and click Check for updates

Direct download links
http://www.awesomeminer.com/download/setupdev/AwesomeMiner.msi
http://www.awesomeminer.com/download/setupdev/AwesomeMinerRemoteService.msi

I support the idea of ​​better documentation. It is old, sections are missing and documentation of new functions is not added ...

On statistics, of course it is impossible to have anything real, because everything is based on estimates and there may be large deviations from the estimate to the real. I usually test each pool / currency to modify its profit to be closer to reality.

Even so, you can do some simple statistics. You can take the value of the estimated daily hash (all rigs), take a sample per minute, or every few minutes, and at the end of the day averaging that data.

It is not perfect and there will be deviation, but at least there is a reference, and if I change options, time of profit, if I choose certain currencies, I can see as the days pass the changes in the estimated daily profit averaged. I already say in advance that it is not perfect but it is perfectly useful to know if you are going to get worse or better.

You can do more simple statistics, type: How many times you have changed the currency, so you know if it changes a lot or little. What are the most mined coins in time, gains by Protocol (skein, X16s etc ...) etc ... You can do many things more or less easy to help make decisions. Right now there is nothing to help make decisions.

Better than having nothing, it is better to have estimated values.

Well, tbh you could document the reporting a lot better than you're currently doing which would eliminate a lot of the questions in advance while bringing in a vast revenue stream of new purchases. The number of hobbyist miners is probably 10 fold more than the multi rig owners that would shell out $170. With a higher level of documentation on the reporting, you could reap the rewards without worrying about an onslaught of question. Not to mention you could refer them to this bct link where questions could also be answered by the community. I've never really tried awesome miner altho I've been mining for a while. The #1 reason being what I've heard from others, there's no information to make an educated decision on my business. Up to you, thanks for listening.

Thanks for your feedback. Pricing can be difficult, as there can always be scenarios where the combination of pricing, feature levels and number of miners doesn't match all expectations. There are a number of fixed editions for Awesome Miner, where the features and number of miners are fixed. The current concept is that either more features or more miners will require a higher edition.

One reason why it make sense to let the feature level force a specific edition is that from a technical support point of view, more features results in more support questions - while the difference between 4 or 20 miners typically don't generate more support questions.

If you use the Automatic download feature, which is default, the Ccminer 2.3 should have been used the next time you start the miner. Please note that the Remote Agent also needs to be of the latest version.

If you run the Diagnostics on the miner, does the zip-file name and folder name indicates that it tries to launch Ccminer 2.3?