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Topic: BITMAIN AntRouter R1: 1st wireless networking device with bitcoin mining chip - page 13. (Read 77755 times)
February 17, 2016, 01:38:19 AM
PSA the default pool on the Antrouter R1 is now mining the altcoin ClassicCoin instead of Bitcoin.
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February 12, 2016, 07:25:29 PM
@bitmaintech
its been awhile.. can we have the antrouter driver so i can compile my own version of cgminer?
that would be great.. thanks..
its been awhile.. can we have the antrouter driver so i can compile my own version of cgminer?
that would be great.. thanks..
February 12, 2016, 02:24:27 AM
crap just got one of these..was thinking I could use it with a hub and some gekko 8gh sticks
seems not
oh well I'll plug it in ...I suppose I could use it to set up my remote wireless printer (old one) with a pi project
or am I missing something on how to front end these on a miner besides an antminer u3?
seems not
oh well I'll plug it in ...I suppose I could use it to set up my remote wireless printer (old one) with a pi project
or am I missing something on how to front end these on a miner besides an antminer u3?
you can. its what im doing.
thanks sent you a pm (i may yet salvage this 'impulse buy' yet..don't mind the impulse buy of toys ..but dang it ...even if I don't get to all my
projects they at least have to have SOME possibility of working out (or I blow something up) heh
February 11, 2016, 03:51:59 PM
crap just got one of these..was thinking I could use it with a hub and some gekko 8gh sticks
seems not
oh well I'll plug it in ...I suppose I could use it to set up my remote wireless printer (old one) with a pi project
or am I missing something on how to front end these on a miner besides an antminer u3?
seems not
oh well I'll plug it in ...I suppose I could use it to set up my remote wireless printer (old one) with a pi project
or am I missing something on how to front end these on a miner besides an antminer u3?
you can. its what im doing.
February 11, 2016, 07:22:56 AM
crap just got one of these..was thinking I could use it with a hub and some gekko 8gh sticks
seems not
oh well I'll plug it in ...I suppose I could use it to set up my remote wireless printer (old one) with a pi project
or am I missing something on how to front end these on a miner besides an antminer u3?
seems not
oh well I'll plug it in ...I suppose I could use it to set up my remote wireless printer (old one) with a pi project
or am I missing something on how to front end these on a miner besides an antminer u3?
February 10, 2016, 12:46:31 PM
has anyone managed to turn these into a simplified WIfi->ethernet adapter?
id love to program it with ssid/password for a few networks i use at home/office/travel so that i just plug it in, and hook up my miner to run without a problem.
I'm okay at dealing with routers, but couldnt quite figure this out without having to hard reset the device twice and being stuck in ethernet->wifi mode
id love to program it with ssid/password for a few networks i use at home/office/travel so that i just plug it in, and hook up my miner to run without a problem.
I'm okay at dealing with routers, but couldnt quite figure this out without having to hard reset the device twice and being stuck in ethernet->wifi mode
a few pages back i posted a how-to to do what you want.. altho its not very stable.. when i tried to use it for wifi-ethernet-s5 the r1 kept crashing and restarting.
February 10, 2016, 11:55:36 AM
has anyone managed to turn these into a simplified WIfi->ethernet adapter?
id love to program it with ssid/password for a few networks i use at home/office/travel so that i just plug it in, and hook up my miner to run without a problem.
I'm okay at dealing with routers, but couldnt quite figure this out without having to hard reset the device twice and being stuck in ethernet->wifi mode
id love to program it with ssid/password for a few networks i use at home/office/travel so that i just plug it in, and hook up my miner to run without a problem.
I'm okay at dealing with routers, but couldnt quite figure this out without having to hard reset the device twice and being stuck in ethernet->wifi mode
February 02, 2016, 10:30:51 PM
Even though my last U3 died I still left the R1 up and solo mining as part of the compac stick solo pool. As a piece of hardware it's a fun little unit, very useful if you have a U3, but even if you just like tinkering with bitcoin gadgets then it's worth picking one up.
It is a neat piece of hardware. The R1 does have the nice thing of you really could leave it plugged in a wall for years and not notice electricity price for it. I ended up getting rid of mine after I sold my U3's. If anyone has a U3 they honestly should invest in one of these and use Crazy Guy's firmware. It made my life so much easier.
Currently I'm using a RPI with some compacs as my "lotto" miners. It is fun even though it chances are never happens.
February 02, 2016, 06:16:47 PM
Even though my last U3 died I still left the R1 up and solo mining as part of the compac stick solo pool. As a piece of hardware it's a fun little unit, very useful if you have a U3, but even if you just like tinkering with bitcoin gadgets then it's worth picking one up.
January 29, 2016, 11:57:42 AM
Antrouter R1 lives on. Batch 2 now on sale, price up from $29 to $39. If you want one get in quick price will increase to $49 on Feb 15th.
Rich
Rich
926euros on aliexpress :p
http://fr.aliexpress.com/item/Bitcoin-Miner-AntRouter-R1-Best-Router-and-Asic-Miner-5-5GH-Btc-Miner-With-Router-Function/32603940821.html?btsid=4c05e305-bc31-40c4-b425-0a6b7bc2343d&ws_ab_test=searchweb201556_2%2Csearchweb201644_4_505_506_503_504_502_10001_10002_10016_10005_10006_10003_10004_62%2Csearchweb201560_3%2Csearchweb1451318400_-1%2Csearchweb1451318411_6449&spm=2114.06010108.3.10.qFYHgD
January 29, 2016, 08:40:05 AM
Antrouter R1 lives on. Batch 2 now on sale, price up from $29 to $39. If you want one get in quick price will increase to $49 on Feb 15th.
Rich
Rich
January 22, 2016, 10:39:47 PM
Mikestang - is the fan still running on your dead U3? If not, you may be able to fix it by replacing the fan. I was sent a return unit with a dead fan that wouldn't hash(looks like the board is detecting the fan before powering up the chip). I replaced it with an old rbox fan and it's hashing away perfectly now.
There are no external signs as to why it stopped hashing - fan fires up, red led comes on when I plug in usb, but it's just a dead little ufo that refuses to hash. I'm about to throw it away unless someone has a use for it.
pmd
January 22, 2016, 09:49:47 PM
Crazy, I want to thank you for the custom firmware/settings update.
I'm running it and I like it
I'm running it and I like it
Thanks Mr Pean!
January 22, 2016, 09:44:09 PM
Crazy, I want to thank you for the custom firmware/settings update.
I'm running it and I like it
I'm running it and I like it
January 22, 2016, 09:38:01 PM
While loading custom firmware, I managed to screw up 3 R1's by using too much force plugging them into a US socket. When contacted by a customer with the same issue, I decided to document a quick fix which I used for my 3 units.
Issue:
R1 appears to be shorting out. Stays on for only a second unless applying force to the unit.
Diagnosis and resolution:
This issue is caused by pushing the folding prongs too hard against the internal leads. There is no longer a solid connection and the unit will not stay on without applying pressure.
Use a pry tool to open up the case.
Locate the folding prongs and remove them
Slightly bend the leads on the R1 side outwards so they can make contact with the prongs again.
Issue:
R1 appears to be shorting out. Stays on for only a second unless applying force to the unit.
Diagnosis and resolution:
This issue is caused by pushing the folding prongs too hard against the internal leads. There is no longer a solid connection and the unit will not stay on without applying pressure.
Use a pry tool to open up the case.
Locate the folding prongs and remove them
Slightly bend the leads on the R1 side outwards so they can make contact with the prongs again.
January 03, 2016, 07:51:10 PM
how many U3's can the R1 support, on a 4port non-powered hub? 10-port powered hub?
I've seen 3 reported as the max, and I haven't been able to test more than 3 at a time. I'm not certain if this is a limitation of the R1 or a side effect of using an unpowered hub. When I had more U3s to play around with, I had issues running more than 3 units on an unpowered hub. I've read that users have been able to get more than 3 running on different systems with a powered hub, so it's possible it may work on an R1 as well.
Mikestang - is the fan still running on your dead U3? If not, you may be able to fix it by replacing the fan. I was sent a return unit with a dead fan that wouldn't hash(looks like the board is detecting the fan before powering up the chip). I replaced it with an old rbox fan and it's hashing away perfectly now.
On my 3 I have a cheap unpowered hub and seems to work fine. Dont have a 4th to try anymore. But 3 U3's definitely works.
And ofcourse I am using your custom firmware so I don't have to mess with zombies. I do have some fan's running as my solo mining area which has U3's and compac's going. But it does not take a ton to cool my solo area.
January 03, 2016, 04:46:52 AM
Mikestang - is the fan still running on your dead U3? If not, you may be able to fix it by replacing the fan. I was sent a return unit with a dead fan that wouldn't hash(looks like the board is detecting the fan before powering up the chip). I replaced it with an old rbox fan and it's hashing away perfectly now.
There are no external signs as to why it stopped hashing - fan fires up, red led comes on when I plug in usb, but it's just a dead little ufo that refuses to hash. I'm about to throw it away unless someone has a use for it.
January 02, 2016, 09:20:13 PM
how many U3's can the R1 support, on a 4port non-powered hub? 10-port powered hub?
I've seen 3 reported as the max, and I haven't been able to test more than 3 at a time. I'm not certain if this is a limitation of the R1 or a side effect of using an unpowered hub. When I had more U3s to play around with, I had issues running more than 3 units on an unpowered hub. I've read that users have been able to get more than 3 running on different systems with a powered hub, so it's possible it may work on an R1 as well.
Mikestang - is the fan still running on your dead U3? If not, you may be able to fix it by replacing the fan. I was sent a return unit with a dead fan that wouldn't hash(looks like the board is detecting the fan before powering up the chip). I replaced it with an old rbox fan and it's hashing away perfectly now.
January 02, 2016, 08:44:15 PM
how many U3's can the R1 support, on a 4port non-powered hub? 10-port powered hub?
The hub has to be powered, I believe that is because the R1 does not provide enough usb power. I don't know if there's a limit on how many it can handle. 
January 02, 2016, 08:22:25 PM
how many U3's can the R1 support, on a 4port non-powered hub? 10-port powered hub?
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