Topic: BA X-1 Unboxing (Read 6723 times)
Alright heres a couple more notes, the lights on the back on the x-1 near the ethernet port are a amber one and a green one. Amber stays on and green flashes, also the router says the LAN on #4 plug in (where it is plugged into) is flashing such as it is on and off.
Yes. With Powercord. Can't using it becaus it's for US and NOT Europe thogh ;-)
ok, I see...I have universal travel adtaptor.
Yes. With Powercord. Can't using it becaus it's for US and NOT Europe thogh ;-)
I have received my X1. Up and running in 5 Minute! Well done!
But without LCD! Are they still supposed to be shipped out ?? When ??
Also: How do I update the Software ?? It says "Software update available: V1.4. Click on update to install"
So where is the "install" butto ?? AND: How do I see what Software I have NOW ??
Came with power cord? But without LCD! Are they still supposed to be shipped out ?? When ??
Also: How do I update the Software ?? It says "Software update available: V1.4. Click on update to install"
So where is the "install" butto ?? AND: How do I see what Software I have NOW ??
I have received my X1. Up and running in 5 Minute! Well done!
But without LCD! Are they still supposed to be shipped out ?? When ??
Also: How do I update the Software ?? It says "Software update available: V1.4. Click on update to install"
So where is the "install" butto ?? AND: How do I see what Software I have NOW ??
But without LCD! Are they still supposed to be shipped out ?? When ??
Also: How do I update the Software ?? It says "Software update available: V1.4. Click on update to install"
So where is the "install" butto ?? AND: How do I see what Software I have NOW ??
The LCD is supposed to ship for the units that delivered without them. Not sure when.
The remainder of my B1 orders have shipped...
The LCD is supposed to ship for the units that delivered without them. Not sure when.
this is the rpi mode apparently this has been a discontinued version and they have a new version on the way with the lcd installed with wifi i hope i get mine im waiting still
Alright heres a couple more notes, the lights on the back on the x-1 near the ethernet port are a amber one and a green one. Amber stays on and green flashes, also the router says the LAN on #4 plug in (where it is plugged into) is flashing such as it is on and off.
That is how it should be. The flashing light signifies communication between the switch and the Ethernet port on the X1. There is probably a green light on the PSU too.
You should be able to get to the original ip without the /LCD. Is that now gone too?
Yeah its not working either and the router isn't showing it with attached devices, and an ip scanner won't pick it up.That isn't how my board functioned. If you bought from Minersouce I'd call them for support. If you ordered from BA... I don't know what to do in that case.
I think that's a good course of action. I'd be happy to take a look via WebEx if they can't solve it... but if they can't I probably cant either.
You should be able to get to the original ip without the /LCD. Is that now gone too?
Yeah its not working either and the router isn't showing it with attached devices, and an ip scanner won't pick it up.That isn't how my board functioned. If you bought from Minersouce I'd call them for support. If you ordered from BA... I don't know what to do in that case.
You should be able to get to the original ip without the /LCD. Is that now gone too?
Which device did you do this on? The management board or the miner board? Did you set a static IP first?
Put in 8.8.8.8 for your DNS, then power cycle the unit.
You will also need to disable DHCP
Why would DHCP need to be disabled, for some users, they might like their routers etc. to auto assign IP's to which could then be dedicated via router settings.You will also need to disable DHCP
One thing to think about on these units.
There are 2 distinct pieces of hardware inside an X-1 (this is for the non Pi version.) There is a miner and a management device.
They both talk out via the same NIC... but they can have different IPs.
The management device in my box had no problems grabbing a DHCP address. But the Miner wouldn't work till I set a static IP, turned off DHCP, and rebooted the machine.
The management device is hit by just the IP in your browser ( http://DHCP_IP ). The miner is http://DHCP_address/LCD. Until you static the IP in it and turn off DHCP. Then you access it via http://static_IP/LCD
At that point, in my device specifically, the management device was accessible at 192.168.1.20 (a DHCP address) but the miner was a static at 192.168.1.215.
The box will be non functional till the miner has a static set, DHCP turned off, and the box power cycled.
Yes, its a huge PITA. But I am really hoping that the separate management device will have some cool application in the future. You can even see how it will aggregate HASH numbers from multiple devices in the dashboard.
Alright so now i can't get it recognized by the router.... any ideas?
I've tried power cycling everything, it is a brand new Cat5 cable (still tried switching it out and nothing) and i have tried two different mickey mouse power cables.
Is my unit a faulty one?
I've tried power cycling everything, it is a brand new Cat5 cable (still tried switching it out and nothing) and i have tried two different mickey mouse power cables.
Is my unit a faulty one?
Have you tried using an IP scanner?
If the network adapter is out in it is there there anyway to use the x-1 via USB with a pi and cgminer?
Feel free to give us a call in the morning, would be more than willing to get you sorted out.
Someone commented somewhere that their box had a default ip In the 192.168.0.x range. You might try staticing a PC and trying to find the default IP.
Alright so now i can't get it recognized by the router.... any ideas?
I've tried power cycling everything, it is a brand new Cat5 cable (still tried switching it out and nothing) and i have tried two different mickey mouse power cables.
Is my unit a faulty one?
I've tried power cycling everything, it is a brand new Cat5 cable (still tried switching it out and nothing) and i have tried two different mickey mouse power cables.
Is my unit a faulty one?
Have you tried using an IP scanner?
Put in 8.8.8.8 for your DNS, then power cycle the unit.
You will also need to disable DHCP
Why would DHCP need to be disabled, for some users, they might like their routers etc. to auto assign IP's to which could then be dedicated via router settings.You will also need to disable DHCP
DHCP does not work in the current software, has to be disabled to get the unit hashing.
Even though all my stuff will be hosted, when it does come home to me I would prefer DHCP.
Put in 8.8.8.8 for your DNS, then power cycle the unit.
You will also need to disable DHCP
Why would DHCP need to be disabled, for some users, they might like their routers etc. to auto assign IP's to which could then be dedicated via router settings.You will also need to disable DHCP
DHCP does not work in the current software, has to be disabled to get the unit hashing.
Put in 8.8.8.8 for your DNS, then power cycle the unit.
You will also need to disable DHCP
Why would DHCP need to be disabled, for some users, they might like their routers etc. to auto assign IP's to which could then be dedicated via router settings. You will also need to disable DHCP
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