Topic: [GROUP BUY WORLDWIDE]BTMine v1 Miner 200GH/s BTC 2.4 - page 7. (Read 97316 times)

Thank you so MUCH!!!!!
CПACИБO БOЛЬШOE!!!!

Most of them do not come set to 192.168.0.100 - that would only be the address you'd expect if you had reset the TPLink board.  Somewhere on your machine it should have an ip address that corresponds to your unit.  Mine was 192.168.1.204 written almost illegibly on the case.  ;-)

But if you already knew that, then you have to make sure of a few more things - first, the computer you're connecting from has to be on the same subnet (192.168.0.x in your example).  second, your computer has to have its own address on that subnet, ideally not the router (usually 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.0.254), and it's easiest if you have it static.  last, your gateway has to be correct (mine was 192.168.1.1, yours might be 192.168.0.1 if you run on the 192.168.0.x subnet).

Lastly, it doesn't work on wifi out of the box - you have to connect to it via a wired connection at first, and even then, you have to make sure you set up wireless perfectly or it won't connect (and you have to change firewall settings if you want to get to the web configuration via wireless).  I recommend not using the builtin wireless since it's very weak and flaky, leading to lost hashrate.

Beyond that, it's hard to tell - we'd need a whole lot more information about what you've done so far, how you're trying to connect, and what your network settings are.

In my unit 6 capacitors and cabel was broken off. I fix it, it runs: xilinx board and led on case lights green, connection board lights blue. But I can't connect to it. I try connect to 192.168.0.100 but nothing happens. What I must to do?

I received an email reply for BTmine today

"sorry,there are holiday,please tell us problem detail.we will try the best to help you fix it.if you need refund please send it back.because it's not all of our fails.and you also can contact dhl for indemnity"

I am now detailing the issues I am having a following up with them further.

Mtnminer

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to be honest I am shocked at the power supplies BTMine have used here. I have bought over 20 of these from China and all have come with Great Wall 1050 Watt power supplies, they draw 840W at 1300 so why they sent those power supplies is a mystery.

I can vouch for the great wall power supplies they provide ample, regular power and none have popped on me.

You won't hear from them until next monday for sure.
Chinese New Year is the biggest holidays here in China, and the only few days in a year they don't work ;-)

T.

Now almost a month later, I still have no working tracking number, they won't reply to emails and no ASIC's in hand.

Has anybody heard from them since Chinese New Year?

I would say, yes they are recoverable.  Power supplies with 60 amp rail is at the least minimum.  I would get a power supply tester and test both.  Go over all your circuits with a volt meter and be sure you are getting power where it should be, check for any shorts. 

If you can not find the issue, If you are in the states, you have the option of shipping it too me and I will test, service and repair it for you and return for a very reasonable rate or in exchange for mining time.  I am open to different options.

Mtnminer

When you say that the power supply protection circuit kicks in - is that the indicated by the red hashing LED?  I noticed my unit stopped hashing today and now has a red hashing LED upon bootup.  Both PSs power up and tplink works like yours, no hashing though...

Same thing happened to mine today.  Red Hashing light on bootup.  Find an solution?

I was running them with two 750W Gold PS with single 60A rails.

Is this a PS problem now or is the unit recoverable?

have they been in contact lately?

I still haven't heard word, had to resort to filing a claim with paypal and they still won't get back to me

I would like to see what is broken. If you were to sell it how much would you want?

i can take some.  why you want it?

Do u have a pic of the broken Blade?

Congratulations, good to hear they are working to make things right.

Mtnminer

Thank you so much!!!
All fuses are OK...
This module probably "blocked/freezed" power supply... I lost all fans... After restart, I've noticed that module 11 is 0... after some time moves from 0 to 50, 60, 100... etc... but not much
This is a situtation from a few minutes ago:

[match_work_count1] => 617062
   [match_work_count2] => 617209
   [match_work_count3] => 614952
   [match_work_count4] => 615071
   [match_work_count5] => 493260
   [match_work_count6] => 612528
   [match_work_count7] => 615820
   [match_work_count8] => 617166
   [match_work_count9] => 615142
   [match_work_count10] => 616855
   [match_work_count11] => 120
   [match_work_count12] => 616593
   [match_work_count13] => 616713
   [match_work_count14] => 553913
   [match_work_count15] => 616868
   [match_work_count16] => 616009

I got a $1k partial refund from btmine.  hoping replacing the missing caps on the one blade brings it back to life.  figured was better than losing 350 in return shipping.

if i cant fix the blade i'll sell on ebay.  hopefully someone buys that can fix

Hello

1-8 are located on the blade closest to the power supply, 9-16 are the blade most distant from the power supply.  There are four cards on each blade, with two rows of chips.  Number 11 is the 2nd card, 1st row away from the blade power connection.  It is most likely a blown fuse on the top left of the card.  You can test it with a volt meter.

Mtnminer

Thank you... can you help me to locate numbers? how to know which module is which number?

i would be ok to sell my extra 3 machines for 7btc shipping included.
Which is pretty much 1.6btc / machine + shipping from HK (in DHL or FEDEX in order to receive the machine in perfect conditions).
Wouldn't mind 1.6btc but for a local pickup ;-) and i doubt many of you are my neighbour unfortunately ;-)

PM or Reply here if anyone interested.

Cheers.

T.