That's what I tend to do. It just seems to be the gentlest way to power down the equipment.
I actually run 2 741s on 2450w psus which is why I started thinking of a way to avoid just throwing the switch.
I tend to stop cgminer from the status page. Watch the miners idle until they are cooled down to the touch. Then throw power and disconnect.
After this if I have to move the controller I unplug it.
Topic: Best way to shut down an Avalon 741? (Read 293 times)
For the 741, there's 2 ways to shut it off - turn off the controller first or the main power supplies.
For mine, I figured that if I shut down the controller first, that would end the data stream and the miner would go to idle. And it did, so I could then safely give it a few minutes to cool off before turning off both power supplies (HP server 1200 and 750 watt PSUs).
For mine, I figured that if I shut down the controller first, that would end the data stream and the miner would go to idle. And it did, so I could then safely give it a few minutes to cool off before turning off both power supplies (HP server 1200 and 750 watt PSUs).
hi,
and how to you shut down the controller safely?
For the 741, there's 2 ways to shut it off - turn off the controller first or the main power supplies.
For mine, I figured that if I shut down the controller first, that would end the data stream and the miner would go to idle. And it did, so I could then safely give it a few minutes to cool off before turning off both power supplies (HP server 1200 and 750 watt PSUs).
For mine, I figured that if I shut down the controller first, that would end the data stream and the miner would go to idle. And it did, so I could then safely give it a few minutes to cool off before turning off both power supplies (HP server 1200 and 750 watt PSUs).
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