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rogerthat55

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Quote from: elmond on July 17, 2018, 11:08:23 PM

Quote from: rogerthat55 on July 17, 2018, 09:31:36 PM

Quote from: pennys2pounds on July 17, 2018, 08:39:44 AM

Yeah I have 10 of them. You can try reinstalling the sd card image and if that doesn't work you need to buy a new controller.

I broke down and bought a $10 3-speed fan from Walmart. I unplugged and removed the black fan from the Baikal X10, I put the Walmart fan in front of it.

do it efficient reduce the temperature compare with previously?

No, it doesn't reduce the temperature more efficiently. The miner is at my office, and I need a way to reduce the noise. If I could control the fan speed with the built-in fan, I would keep it, for sure. I am also mining Skein, which uses the least amount of watts, so as to produce the least amount of heat.

Little Girl 65

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The price of the coins has been rising these days, will it keep going well ？

elmond

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Quote from: rogerthat55 on July 17, 2018, 09:31:36 PM

Quote from: pennys2pounds on July 17, 2018, 08:39:44 AM

Yeah I have 10 of them. You can try reinstalling the sd card image and if that doesn't work you need to buy a new controller.

I broke down and bought a $10 3-speed fan from Walmart. I unplugged and removed the black fan from the Baikal X10, I put the Walmart fan in front of it.

do it efficient reduce the temperature compare with previously?

rogerthat55

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Quote from: pennys2pounds on July 17, 2018, 08:39:44 AM

Yeah I have 10 of them. You can try reinstalling the sd card image and if that doesn't work you need to buy a new controller.

I broke down and bought a $10 3-speed fan from Walmart. I unplugged and removed the black fan from the Baikal X10, I put the Walmart fan in front of it.

pennys2pounds

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Yeah I have 10 of them. You can try reinstalling the sd card image and if that doesn't work you need to buy a new controller.

rogerthat55

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Quote from: pennys2pounds on July 14, 2018, 03:49:37 AM

Quote from: rogerthat55 on July 13, 2018, 06:38:09 PM

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Quote from: rogerthat55 on July 13, 2018, 05:23:56 PM

So, I have two hash boards hooked up. I figured out it doesn't work if you don't have one hash board in the middle. The problem I'm having now is, there is no fan control. Every number I put in the GUI doesn't do anything. I thought I would try and find a manual fan controller, but I've had no luck. Any ideas? I'm thinking the middle hash board that croaked was maybe a special hash board that was able to control the fan?

Thanks for the tip on DeoxIT!

The fan is probably powered by the middle hashboard. Unscrew it, take the hash boards out and reconnect the fan to the first hash board. Leave the middle hash board out if it's had it and that should solve your problem.

Each hash board has it's own white connector, where you can plug in a fan. Visually, all three boards look the same. I have two hash boards installed, one in the middle, with the fan plugged into that one. Everything works fine; I just can't control the fan from the Baikal GUI.

Yes, I got that.

The middle board has power but it can't communicate hence your issue. Changing the fan to the first board should resolve your issue.

It didn't resolve the issue, plugging the fan into the first card. Do you have one of these? Have you tested this before?

aini97

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https://imgur.com/Sufc3d2

it is something very sad that there is competition in various aspects, and hopefully it is alias baikal and bitmain it can compete in marketing, and it will be a very good trend in terms of the next competition

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Quote from: cryptominerthai on July 14, 2018, 09:01:26 AM

Hi. Can some one please help. I have been using my Baikal X10 for 4 month, some how the web turn White and the Baikal X10 are not mining. SO i Flash the SSD using Img from the web. after replug i can no longer find my Baikal X10 on network ant more. i did restart my router many time. at the Back of the Baikal X10 seems to be working ( blue LED is ON)

Pon

Hey mate, just quick:
-Check cables.
-Check PSU / take one you know all lanes are working.
-Completely power off and restart.
-Find IP of miner on router also try Baikal monitor: https://github.com/baikalminer/tools
-Try SD card from working miner.

If nothing works, most likely there is a problem with your control board.

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Hi. Can some one please help. I have been using my Baikal X10 for 4 month, some how the web turn White and the Baikal X10 are not mining. SO i Flash the SSD using Img from the web. after replug i can no longer find my Baikal X10 on network ant more. i did restart my router many time. at the Back of the Baikal X10 seems to be working ( blue LED is ON)

Pon

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Quote from: rogerthat55 on July 13, 2018, 06:38:09 PM

Quote from: pennys2pounds on July 13, 2018, 05:46:03 PM

Quote from: rogerthat55 on July 13, 2018, 05:23:56 PM

So, I have two hash boards hooked up. I figured out it doesn't work if you don't have one hash board in the middle. The problem I'm having now is, there is no fan control. Every number I put in the GUI doesn't do anything. I thought I would try and find a manual fan controller, but I've had no luck. Any ideas? I'm thinking the middle hash board that croaked was maybe a special hash board that was able to control the fan?

Thanks for the tip on DeoxIT!

The fan is probably powered by the middle hashboard. Unscrew it, take the hash boards out and reconnect the fan to the first hash board. Leave the middle hash board out if it's had it and that should solve your problem.

Each hash board has it's own white connector, where you can plug in a fan. Visually, all three boards look the same. I have two hash boards installed, one in the middle, with the fan plugged into that one. Everything works fine; I just can't control the fan from the Baikal GUI.

Yes, I got that.

The middle board has power but it can't communicate hence your issue. Changing the fan to the first board should resolve your issue.

rogerthat55

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Quote from: pennys2pounds on July 13, 2018, 05:46:03 PM

Quote from: rogerthat55 on July 13, 2018, 05:23:56 PM

So, I have two hash boards hooked up. I figured out it doesn't work if you don't have one hash board in the middle. The problem I'm having now is, there is no fan control. Every number I put in the GUI doesn't do anything. I thought I would try and find a manual fan controller, but I've had no luck. Any ideas? I'm thinking the middle hash board that croaked was maybe a special hash board that was able to control the fan?

Thanks for the tip on DeoxIT!

The fan is probably powered by the middle hashboard. Unscrew it, take the hash boards out and reconnect the fan to the first hash board. Leave the middle hash board out if it's had it and that should solve your problem.

Each hash board has it's own white connector, where you can plug in a fan. Visually, all three boards look the same. I have two hash boards installed, one in the middle, with the fan plugged into that one. Everything works fine; I just can't control the fan from the Baikal GUI.

pennys2pounds

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Quote from: rogerthat55 on July 13, 2018, 05:23:56 PM

So, I have two hash boards hooked up. I figured out it doesn't work if you don't have one hash board in the middle. The problem I'm having now is, there is no fan control. Every number I put in the GUI doesn't do anything. I thought I would try and find a manual fan controller, but I've had no luck. Any ideas? I'm thinking the middle hash board that croaked was maybe a special hash board that was able to control the fan?

Thanks for the tip on DeoxIT!

The fan is probably powered by the middle hashboard. Unscrew it, take the hash boards out and reconnect the fan to the first hash board. Leave the middle hash board out if it's had it and that should solve your problem.

rogerthat55

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So, I have two hash boards hooked up. I figured out it doesn't work if you don't have one hash board in the middle. The problem I'm having now is, there is no fan control. Every number I put in the GUI doesn't do anything. I thought I would try and find a manual fan controller, but I've had no luck. Any ideas? I'm thinking the middle hash board that croaked was maybe a special hash board that was able to control the fan?

Thanks for the tip on DeoxIT!

pennys2pounds

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Yeah I have that exact same problem. It starts to flicker and then eventually goes. It has happened on 3 of mine but hasn't effected the hashing. Dodgy LEDs I guess

ayoungtech

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Has anyone had issues with the blue LED lights flickering or not functioning at all on some of the hashing boards? I have 5 x10 miners, and 3 boards have issues with the blue LEDs. The miners still hash perfectly, it's just the LEDs that seem to be going out. One of miner has 2 blue LEDs that don't function, another miner has 1 that is inop.

I noticed the first one flickering (not flashing steadily), then a couple days later it just didn't light up.

papeTyler

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The X11 is dead, but the others algos have a not bad profit, guys ,what do you think? Cool

crytotronik

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Just a idea: Check IP addresses of the miners. Sounds like you have a IP conflict between the miners.

If you unplug all but 1 miner, same behavior still?

mavaldin

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Hi.

i have 3 baikal x10, but i have one problem with them.

they are constantly reconnected to the network after 10 seconds of work, then the minutes of the asics do not respond to requests and again 10 seconds of operation

Red and Blue led lighting, Yellow flashing randomly

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Quote from: tboy32c on July 11, 2018, 02:12:46 PM

Quote from: rogerthat55 on July 10, 2018, 09:54:04 PM

Well, I think I screwed up. One of the hashboards won't come on any more. The other two work, so I can still run it at 2/3 capability. I will be looking to move it indoors, instead of outside in my mining shed. I guess the humidity and/or heat was too much for it, being in south Texas. Some of the components have green around the contacts. I went to blow off the dirt and debris with an air compressor, and part of the red paint over the copper came off. Looks corroded bad.

If that hash board looks corroded have you checked all your other equipment in your mining shed? It might be worth converting your shed to use closed-loop cooling so you could remove the heat without transferring air directly from/to outside.

Do you think you'll be able to clean/repair the corroded board and get it working again?

I heard good things about this product:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJWLGtWi2Mw

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Quote from: rogerthat55 on July 10, 2018, 09:54:04 PM

Well, I think I screwed up. One of the hashboards won't come on any more. The other two work, so I can still run it at 2/3 capability. I will be looking to move it indoors, instead of outside in my mining shed. I guess the humidity and/or heat was too much for it, being in south Texas. Some of the components have green around the contacts. I went to blow off the dirt and debris with an air compressor, and part of the red paint over the copper came off. Looks corroded bad.

If that hash board looks corroded have you checked all your other equipment in your mining shed? It might be worth converting your shed to use closed-loop cooling so you could remove the heat without transferring air directly from/to outside.

Do you think you'll be able to clean/repair the corroded board and get it working again?

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