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*Fair Warning* - The following is mad sciency. In that I can't read the chip number and don't have an oscilloscope. Assumptions were made! I don't really expect anyone to mess around with this. I was not expecting to break the pin on this chip when I was lifting it. it didnt take much.

So, It ran for a week at full voltage with no apparent ill effects besides some wasted power. Finally got around to regaining control with an Arduino board. Went on a mission downtown to find some DAC chips. Made myself a lovely Dual DAC arduino setup, only to discover I didnt need them. it was a PWM signal. An arduino on its own can easily do the job.

Things seemed a bit off tho. The Blade didnt activate when I had the PWM duty cycle 175/255. Then I started high and worked my way down to 200 and was in the 0.95V range. Im leaving it there a bit. Going to add buttons/lcd or run a serial connection so I can do more testing when i have the time. I realized after that my PWM frequecy was only 750hz and was probably the source of the weirdness.

https://img.photobucket.com/albums/v191/Tous69/innoA9VoltageControl.jpg

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 There is a bounty program for cracking the root password for A9 April Firmware...
b29+_20190419_062649.swu
http://discord.gg/vqhWq33
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Hi

Alright so I update one of my A9s to new FW for testing.
The root password is CHANGED !!!
I cannot SSH to the asic ( I tried password: root , admin , blacksheepwall ) Access denied.

If you guys want SSH for your A9s , DON'T update your FW.

Safe FW version for SSH: b29+_20181023_130635
Root password changed FW version: b29+_20190419_062649


Join our Discord for old FW firmware as well as instructions for A9 (and other asics) Overclock.
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Hi

New Firmware fo A9 Zmaster is released.

b29+_20190419_062649.swu  3431F7AD7A47B2C27FF8C0C7627D4F5A
https://www.innosilicon.com/html/support_en/download.html

Anyone tested it ? What are the differences ?

Thanks ...
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Anyone know if the newest firmware allows proper overclocking?  I purchased some used but overclocked A9 zmasters from a chinese farm and they were set to 1425/177 and running between 55k and 60k sol/s but they had the July firmware.

I am hesitant to update the firmware for risk that it might cause chain 2 and chain 3 to lose their overclock, regardless if I change the config.  Can anyone confirm that all three hashboards maintain an overclock with the newer firmware?

Also, anyone know where I can download the old firmware in case I want to go back?

Thanks in advance!

With October firmware you can get 55 ~ 62 ksol depend on your asic. ( 1500 / 175 )

And yea you can flash any firmware date.
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Hello,

I recently purchased an innosillicon a9 via eBay and imagine this, the seller doesn’t know the password for the web interface, so I can’t change any pool settings or anything.

Is there a way to reset the miner to factory settings or reset the password? Without using the typical web interface,

I can ssh in, the defaults to that were left alone.

The reset button only cycles the power and not a factory reset, sadly.

Hi

For factory reset, Hold the IP Reset Button on the machine for 5 to 10 seconds.
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Give me a screenshot these:

1. cgminer.conf
2. Overview tab
3. 192.168.1.xxx/debug

Debug

http://prntscr.com/n0m86a

Cgminer.conf

http://prntscr.com/n0m9ve

Overview

http://prntscr.com/n0ma3t

Thank you again

Hmmmm everything seems OK.
I don't know why It would ignore the numbers.
You can just Factory Reset the machine then oc it.
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All chains set at 175. ( Latest firmware needed and Factory mode in Performance tab ).

I get 62 Ksol and consume 800 watts. ( depends on Fan speed. for 65% fan speed = 850watts ).

A sample :
   "T1Pll1": "1500",
    "T1Pll2": "1500",
    "T1Pll3": "1500",
    "T1VID1": "175",
    "T1VID2": "175",
    "T1VID3": "175",



thank you sir

I did all of that but in logs all chains' pll change but VID only chain0 change.


Mar 19 20:08:04 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[1327]: chain0: chip0 set pll 0(30MHz) -> 150(300MHz)
Mar 19 20:08:06 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[1327]: chain0: set spi speed 2
Mar 19 20:08:06 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[1327]: chain0: chip0 set pll 150(300MHz) -> 283(798MHz)
Mar 19 20:08:07 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[1327]: chain0: set vid 160 -> 170
Mar 19 20:08:13 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[1327]: chain0: chip0 set pll 283(798MHz) -> 366(1392MHz)
Mar 19 20:08:16 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[1327]: chain1: set vid 160
Mar 19 20:08:16 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[1327]: chain1: sleep(3)
Mar 19 20:08:24 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[1327]: chain1: error temperature ignored(0): Tmax=21, Tmin=-68, Tavg=-5.8
Mar 19 20:08:24 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[1327]: chain1: chip0 set pll 0(30MHz) -> 150(300MHz)
Mar 19 20:08:26 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[1327]: chain1: set spi speed 2
Mar 19 20:08:26 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[1327]: chain1: chip0 set pll 150(300MHz) -> 283(798MHz)
Mar 19 20:08:28 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[1327]: chain1: set vid 160 -> 160
Mar 19 20:08:28 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[1327]: chain1: chip0 set pll 283(798MHz) -> 366(1392MHz)
Mar 19 20:08:29 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[1327]: chain1: set tsadc divider
Mar 19 20:08:29 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[1327]: chain1: set spi speed 4
Mar 19 20:08:30 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[1327]: chain2: power down
Mar 19 20:08:31 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[1327]: chain2: set vid 160
Mar 19 20:08:31 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[1327]: chain2: sleep(3)
Mar 19 20:08:34 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[1327]: chain2: encore first mode
Mar 19 20:08:39 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[1327]: chain2: detected 12 chips
Mar 19 20:08:39 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[1327]: chain2: set tsadc divider
Mar 19 20:08:39 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[1327]: chain2: error temperature ignored(0): Tmax=21, Tmin=-146, Tavg=-4.8
Mar 19 20:08:39 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[1327]: chain2: chip0 set pll 0(30MHz) -> 150(300MHz)
Mar 19 20:08:41 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[1327]: chain2: set spi speed 2
Mar 19 20:08:41 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[1327]: chain2: chip0 set pll 150(300MHz) -> 283(798MHz)
Mar 19 20:08:42 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[1327]: chain2: set vid 160 -> 160
Mar 19 20:08:42 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[1327]: chain2: chip0 set pll 283(798MHz) -> 366(1392MHz)
Mar 19 20:08:43 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[1327]: chain2: set tsadc divider
Mar 19 20:08:43 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[1327]: chain2: set spi speed 4
Mar 19 20:08:44 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[1327]: chain2: detect finished
Mar 19 20:08:44 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[1327]: chain detect finished. 3 chains detected.


What will be your total hashrate with this numbers ?

flypool
stable 52 max 56 watt 680
and highest PLL accepted 1392 even if I set 1500 system ignore it and set 1392 for PLL

Give me a screenshot these:

1. cgminer.conf
2. Overview tab
3. 192.168.1.xxx/debug
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Hi

Did anyone crack the newest firmware root password?
It's been a long time Smiley)



anyone? Cheesy

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Hi

Did anyone crack the newest firmware root password?
It's been a long time Smiley)



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New Firmware for Innosilicon A9 Zmaster is released.

b29+_20200611_110132.swu A44E1B5917DD89146CBE1C7A386A5486
https://www.innosilicon.com/html/support_en/download.html
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New Firmware for Innosilicon A9 Zmaster is released.

b29+_20200415_014345.swu  DE3E69DB078892C17ADC1016D760D7C2

https://www.innosilicon.com/html/support_en/download.html

Anyone tested it ? What are the differences ?

Even more interesting would be whether anyone has been effective at gaining root on this (or the previous) firmware.
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New Firmware for Innosilicon A9 Zmaster is released.

b29+_20200415_014345.swu  DE3E69DB078892C17ADC1016D760D7C2

https://www.innosilicon.com/html/support_en/download.html

Anyone tested it ? What are the differences ?
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I have been working on the A9 firmware with a beta tester and the results are looking good...
That's interesting! So you found the root password to the new firmware A9?

Right now we are doing it using putty and ssh. It was a little tricky for the tester to get control of the files but he did it, my part was making the changes.

I heard you can set your pc clock back 2 yrs the update the A9 to a older firmware version that has ssh ability.
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I have been working on the A9 firmware with a beta tester and the results are looking good...
That's interesting! So you found the root password to the new firmware A9?
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I have been working on the A9 firmware with a beta tester and the results are looking good.

The voltage and freq for all chains have been able to update not just 1 chain or to a certain limit. This is a copy of the first test results over a 4 hr time period.

Aug 20 10:06:51 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[4314]: chain0: set vid 160 -> 195
Aug 20 10:07:12 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[4314]: chain0: chip0 set pll 283(798MHz) -> 385(1620MHz)
Chain0 is ok

Aug 20 10:07:25 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[4314]: chain1: chip0 set pll 150(300MHz) -> 283(798MHz)
Aug 20 10:07:27 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[4314]: chain1: set vid 160 -> 192
Aug 20 10:07:46 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[4314]: chain1: chip0 set pll 283(798MHz) -> 385(1620MHz)
Chain1 is ok

Aug 20 10:07:59 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[4314]: chain2: chip0 set pll 150(300MHz) -> 283(798MHz)
Aug 20 10:08:01 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[4314]: chain2: set vid 160 -> 192
Aug 20 10:08:20 InnoMiner mcompat_lib[4314]: chain2: chip0 set pll 283(798MHz) -> 385(1620MHz)
Chain2 is ok

work is still in progress but the first test I would say went ok. The average stable hash rate was at 64 k/sol with peaks as high as 70+ k/sol




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Does anyone know if there is a way to ignore temperature readings in the config file?  I have a miner that runs for a few hours then it will say it has a temp of 9999 and reboots.  The speeds while running are fine, but because of the constant reboots, it slows it down considerably.

Is there a command that would disable the auto reboot or ignore the temperature?

Thanks!
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hi i have problem with a 9 z master innosilicon
i have a problem with a9 z master 50 kls
just cycle


i have change the firmware but not fix
i change the internet isp
change firmware
i chaange psu but dos not work
my miner connected to nicehash but hash rate is 0.00so
i used
other pools such as flypool and slushpool and nicehash and btc and viabtc and .....
i havent  miner log

please help
http://s8.picofile.com/file/8368167068/id.jpg
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Fascinating...

 How did you determine that the PWM 20% duty cycle is correlated to the 0.95V?  That seems like some arcane magick right there.

 Also, what resource(s) did you rely upon to use Arduino for that dual DAC setup?

Marvelous work there.  Will be something else to see how far you get with boosting output.

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*Fair Warning* - The following is mad sciency. In that I can't read the chip number and don't have an oscilloscope. Assumptions were made! I don't really expect anyone to mess around with this. I was not expecting to break the pin on this chip when I was lifting it. it didnt take much.

So, It ran for a week at full voltage with no apparent ill effects besides some wasted power. Finally got around to regaining control with an Arduino board. Went on a mission downtown to find some DAC chips. Made myself a lovely Dual DAC arduino setup, only to discover I didnt need them. it was a PWM signal. An arduino on its own can easily do the job.

Things seemed a bit off tho. The Blade didnt activate when I had the PWM duty cycle 175/255. Then I started high and worked my way down to 200 and was in the 0.95V range. Im leaving it there a bit. Going to add buttons/lcd or run a serial connection so I can do more testing when i have the time. I realized after that my PWM frequecy was only 750hz and was probably the source of the weirdness.

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