Block Erupter Tube Sales Information Thread [Round4, Price at <1btc per TH/s] - page 22.

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Quote from: funkymunky on August 24, 2014, 03:51:26 AM

There was an "approved" and trusted European reseller who I purchased a small quantity of Asicminer usb block erupters from.

However; I no longer have the communications stored with them and for the life of me cannot remember their Bitcointalk profile....

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/official-asicminer-block-erupter-europe-246020

Although I don't see any new Asicminer at http://asicminer-shop.de/

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Quote from: DenisZabar on August 23, 2014, 09:17:23 AM

Quote from: funkymunky on August 23, 2014, 04:16:35 AM

Quote from: funkymunky on August 20, 2014, 10:01:11 AM

Are there any trusted UK/European re-sellers selling small batches of this item or is everyone going direct?

I presume the answer is no for the time being?

I am also intrested for buying if you have European resellers.

There was an "approved" and trusted European reseller who I purchased a small quantity of Asicminer usb block erupters from.

However; I no longer have the communications stored with them and for the life of me cannot remember their Bitcointalk profile....

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Quote from: funkymunky on August 23, 2014, 04:16:35 AM

Quote from: funkymunky on August 20, 2014, 10:01:11 AM

Are there any trusted UK/European re-sellers selling small batches of this item or is everyone going direct?

I presume the answer is no for the time being?

I am also intrested for buying if you have European resellers.

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Quote from: funkymunky on August 20, 2014, 10:01:11 AM

Are there any trusted UK/European re-sellers selling small batches of this item or is everyone going direct?

I presume the answer is no for the time being?

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Quote from: bitsalame on August 23, 2014, 12:48:24 AM

I would like to suggest to make a how to assemble video, step by step, highlighting out the common mistakes that the users seem to be making. It would save time by preventing reiterated questions on the same issue, and minimize user dissatisfaction (especially if they end up voiding the warranty by user mistake)

Another video should be made for its configuration.

I would do it but I don't have the 'retail' kit, so I don't actually know what you receive.

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I would like to suggest to make a how to assemble video, step by step, highlighting out the common mistakes that the users seem to be making. It would save time by preventing reiterated questions on the same issue, and minimize user dissatisfaction (especially if they end up voiding the warranty by user mistake)

Another video should be made for its configuration.

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I wish there was an /r/dogie call function on these forums, its literally just by chance that I'm walking into threads where people are directly questions to me and I'm seeing them in a timely manner.

Quote from: CanaryInTheMine on August 21, 2014, 01:26:00 AM

I just tested the ethernet controller with Eligius pool using rockminer's T1 device and it doesnt work with Eligius pool
ghash works fine
I posted on Eligius as well. not sure if it's rockminer issue or the Ethernet controller, same one that comes with a Tube

-- dogie, did you succeed with testing against Eligius?

I couldn't find a pattern to it, but yes it doesn't like some pools and doesn't give an indication of why its not hashing. So far the only one that I know works every time is ghash.io.

Quote from: Finksy on August 21, 2014, 10:40:09 AM

Quote from: GenTarkin on August 21, 2014, 09:54:06 AM

these things OC'able?

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/guide-dogies-comprehensive-hashratio-tsunami-setup-hd-723445

Dogie had his OC'd to 920 GH/s, unless he was just quoting manufacturer estimates.

Dogie, or anyone else that's used these, is an extra fan necessary for cooling when OC'd?

Oh no, it OC's fine. Its one of the only BE200 designs that is able to support the chips this high. No additional fans are needed, and that was at a 35C testing ambient. 920 is 920.*

*Its worth remembering I last testing on a HashRatio Tsunami with a different fan, I do NOT have the Tube's specific fan or PCB. Its also worth remembering that these speeds are not guaranteed as the chips are the limiters, and that you will need either 2x750W PSUs or a 1300W PSU to OC.

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We observed some cases that the boards are bent, detached from the heatsink due to the not using of washers, or screwing too tight from the handle to the fan. This will cause unexpected behavior since the wires inside boards may break, or some parts will overheat because of bad attachment to heatsinks.

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According to it specification, this is an old gen SHA256-ASIC:

ASICMiner Tube
....
Hashing output：920GH/s
Power Consumption：1000W

ASICMiner BE200 ASIC Chip
...
Type：BE-200
Process：40nm

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Quote from: friedcat on August 22, 2014, 02:35:18 AM

Quote from: bbxx on August 22, 2014, 01:47:38 AM

hi
can i get answers for questions below from manufacturer? thanks

Please use the connector closest to the ethernet socket on the controller to connect to boards.

The order of board addresses is not important, the specific numbers are not important as well.
You only need to keep each boards' addresses different when connecting them to the same controller.

You can test each board or device separately with the same ethernet controller.

For example. If you have a device addressed at 0,1,2,3 and the other device addressed at 7,10,21,5 (just random numbers not overlapping with 0,1,2,3), they can be connected to the same controller. They can also mine separately with different controllers.

thanks for answers.

i will pm you shortly.

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Quote from: bbxx on August 22, 2014, 01:47:38 AM

hi
can i get answers for questions below from manufacturer? thanks

Please use the connector closest to the ethernet socket on the controller to connect to boards.

The order of board addresses is not important, the specific numbers are not important as well.
You only need to keep each boards' addresses different when connecting them to the same controller.

You can test each board or device separately with the same ethernet controller.

For example. If you have a device addressed at 0,1,2,3 and the other device addressed at 7,10,21,5 (just random numbers not overlapping with 0,1,2,3), they can be connected to the same controller. They can also mine separately with different controllers.

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hi
can i get answers for questions below from manufacturer? thanks

Quote from: bbxx on August 21, 2014, 03:47:02 PM

got 6 miners assembled but i cant get them working

how they should be wired? i mean white transfer cable, and long one to controller

board 1

1a 1b

board 2

2a 2b

board 3

3a 3b

board 4

4a 4b

where a is socket nearest to fan

1a->2b 2a->3b 3a->4b 4a->controller?

i am testing it and it takes long time...
and how switches should be set if there is only 4 boards

and 8

nuber 1 is this one with controller ?

thanks

ps. sorry but this miner is not so easy to setup without detailed guide

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Quote from: blackheart13 on August 21, 2014, 10:03:59 AM

I fully understand. I hope it's my error. I just don't know what I have wrong. Have tried every combination of variables I can think of to get it to run correctly and it hasn't made a difference. Will be glad to remove my posts about a problem and post the solution when I find out. Used the video for setup that bbxx referenced when I did it. I also went through dogie's review where I saw how to setup the dip switches to number the boards.

Only once did all 4 boards show up and say they would mine an expected 840gh (actual was never higher than 450) Within 10 minutes of running 2 boards were all dead asics, 1 was 80%, & 1 40%. Was mining at 120gh

Most of the time I can see all 4 boards but only 1 mines. Does so around 120gh. More than enough power is available so its not a psu issue. Am at a loss. Last night's 3 hours were with a friend of mine that regularly builds computers and has built multiple scrypt miners. Also has a number of different miners. While I know its not the same, he went over everything that I had done and couldn't come up with only issues or other ideas about what might solve the problem.

Quote from: WBF1 on August 21, 2014, 09:51:18 AM

Quote from: blackheart13 on August 21, 2014, 09:46:40 AM

I spent an additional 3+ hours tonight trying the FlashMega suggested by Friedcat and redoing everything I could think of to get them to work. Still unable to get even 1 of 10 to work. Has anyone received theirs and able to make them work?
Thanks

Really hope this is just a one-off problem, user error, or trolling...

(not calling you a troll blackheart, just saying I'd rather that be the case than non-functional ASICs)

Why don't you post step by step what you did.
Did you follow fc instructions precisely?

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Quote from: GenTarkin on August 21, 2014, 09:54:06 AM

these things OC'able?

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/guide-dogies-comprehensive-hashratio-tsunami-setup-hd-723445

Dogie had his OC'd to 920 GH/s, unless he was just quoting manufacturer estimates.

Dogie, or anyone else that's used these, is an extra fan necessary for cooling when OC'd?

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I fully understand. I hope it's my error. I just don't know what I have wrong. Have tried every combination of variables I can think of to get it to run correctly and it hasn't made a difference. Will be glad to remove my posts about a problem and post the solution when I find out. Used the video for setup that bbxx referenced when I did it. I also went through dogie's review where I saw how to setup the dip switches to number the boards.

Only once did all 4 boards show up and say they would mine an expected 840gh (actual was never higher than 450) Within 10 minutes of running 2 boards were all dead asics, 1 was 80%, & 1 40%. Was mining at 120gh

Most of the time I can see all 4 boards but only 1 mines. Does so around 120gh. More than enough power is available so its not a psu issue. Am at a loss. Last night's 3 hours were with a friend of mine that regularly builds computers and has built multiple scrypt miners. Also has a number of different miners. While I know its not the same, he went over everything that I had done and couldn't come up with only issues or other ideas about what might solve the problem.

Quote from: WBF1 on August 21, 2014, 09:51:18 AM

Quote from: blackheart13 on August 21, 2014, 09:46:40 AM

I spent an additional 3+ hours tonight trying the FlashMega suggested by Friedcat and redoing everything I could think of to get them to work. Still unable to get even 1 of 10 to work. Has anyone received theirs and able to make them work?
Thanks

Really hope this is just a one-off problem, user error, or trolling...

(not calling you a troll blackheart, just saying I'd rather that be the case than non-functional ASICs)

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these things OC'able?

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Quote from: blackheart13 on August 21, 2014, 09:46:40 AM

I spent an additional 3+ hours tonight trying the FlashMega suggested by Friedcat and redoing everything I could think of to get them to work. Still unable to get even 1 of 10 to work. Has anyone received theirs and able to make them work?
Thanks

Really hope this is just a one-off problem, user error, or trolling...

(not calling you a troll blackheart, just saying I'd rather that be the case than non-functional ASICs)

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I spent an additional 3+ hours tonight trying the FlashMega suggested by Friedcat and redoing everything I could think of to get them to work. Still unable to get even 1 of 10 to work. Has anyone received theirs and able to make them work?
Thanks

Quote from: friedcat on August 20, 2014, 03:05:08 AM

Quote from: blackheart13 on August 19, 2014, 09:17:14 PM

So I received mine today & finished assembling them. When powered on I can get it to identify all 4 boards. However only 1 or 2 will mine. The board that mines isn't always #1. It seems to be random (after mining for approx 10 minutes Asics on the good board start to go bad). The dip switches are done correctly. How they are powered isn't the issue. Originally was using a 1200w psu. Added another 850 with each board having 2 pci-e. Didn't make a difference. Have also used different controllers.
Any ideas or something that I am missing? Have tried 3 of 10 with same results so far

Try this:

Quote from: friedcat on August 12, 2014, 06:18:57 AM

You can type 192.168.0.254:8000/FlashMega on your web browser to update to the
newest firmware on each hashing unit (no internet connection is needed).

If you already changed the controllers' IP. Please just append /FlashMega to the real URL
in your web browser.

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Quote from: bolehvpn on August 21, 2014, 04:27:45 AM

Another question, would these tubes support P2Pool?

notice some ppl having issues with Eligius.

If not, we'll probably just need a proxy...

http://Https://github.com/slush0/stratum-mining-proxy

Or

https://github.com/Stratehm/stratum-proxy

Come to mind.

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Got my miners cleared

there are some fresh photos.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/asicminer-tube-first-look-ikea-style-miner-first-time-ever-750363

Great packaging, friedcat.

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