"I may have a power issue, not allowing me to run more than 2 boards/3boards at a time"
Ok the first step is to figure out if the board is really the problem by process of elimination.
Try the first 2-3 board that you said work.
Do they work?
Put them aside,
Try the other 2-3 board..
Do they work?
is the backplane the problem?
Try the first 2 slots, remove the board, try the next 2 slots...
If so your power supply may the problem... What is the brand and model number of the power supply? Are you connecting all the board to the PCI-E connector one at a time? Only using 1 connector per board?
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I'm order 899 and willing to take kits. AMT when will you ship my miners?
I went ahead and reduced my posts again to keep things going in a positive direction. I am hopeful we can come to an agreement on the refund soon. I emailed [email protected] as you suggested. If you want to send me anything to evaluate in addition to the refund and create a video of how it works etc, I am willing to do that. I am also willing to help on how to integrate the USB, display and whatever else. I am a 1992 full graduate of CHI Institute which is close to you guys.
I am very familiar with this setup, since I have been putting together bitcoin mining rigs since the 10Gh/s ASICMINER boards where you had to wire them by hand and program them.
I am very familiar with this setup, since I have been putting together bitcoin mining rigs since the 10Gh/s ASICMINER boards where you had to wire them by hand and program them.
Yep, found out both backplanes were fried from what seems to be a COLD solder joint.
I have soldered one and its working...err....better...waiting for my USB hub and 20 pin to USB adaptors to come in, I am not wasting my time with this thing. :-P
I have soldered one and its working...err....better...waiting for my USB hub and 20 pin to USB adaptors to come in, I am not wasting my time with this thing. :-P
So, the DIY requires soldering, debugging and figuring out how to power up the device?
It is very apparent that AMT has the bare minimum expertise in manufacturing electronics.
Yep, found out both backplanes were fried from what seems to be a COLD solder joint.
I have soldered one and its working...err....better...waiting for my USB hub and 20 pin to USB adaptors to come in, I am not wasting my time with this thing. :-P
I have soldered one and its working...err....better...waiting for my USB hub and 20 pin to USB adaptors to come in, I am not wasting my time with this thing. :-P
thanks for the heads up any chance you can post links and or a quick tut on how to use the usb set up when you get chance possible suggestion amt could adopt the same process in their 2nd gen miners
A couple of suggestions when building a miner:
1) If you want to jumper two power supplies the easy and safe way, there is small $20 board they sell called PSU4ALL or POWER4ALL or something like that. When you switch the on the first PSU, it sends a signal to the board to start the 2nd PSU. (I cant find the site but I will look again)
2) I would not start with milk crates. Instead, go to your home depot store and buy 8 foot aluminum angles. They cost about $9-$20 depending on thickness and size, also buy some super glue and some metal screws. I would also put the miner close to the floor, but not on the floor. Put it on steel or concrete, not on a wood floor or rug.
thanks for the technical input nice to see people suggesting ideas on how to set up miners than just trolololoing all day long 1) If you want to jumper two power supplies the easy and safe way, there is small $20 board they sell called PSU4ALL or POWER4ALL or something like that. When you switch the on the first PSU, it sends a signal to the board to start the 2nd PSU. (I cant find the site but I will look again)
2) I would not start with milk crates. Instead, go to your home depot store and buy 8 foot aluminum angles. They cost about $9-$20 depending on thickness and size, also buy some super glue and some metal screws. I would also put the miner close to the floor, but not on the floor. Put it on steel or concrete, not on a wood floor or rug.
A couple of suggestions when building a miner:
1) If you want to jumper two power supplies the easy and safe way, there is small $20 board they sell called PSU4ALL or POWER4ALL or something like that. When you switch the on the first PSU, it sends a signal to the board to start the 2nd PSU. (I cant find the site but I will look again)
2) I would not start with milk crates. Instead, go to your home depot store and buy 8 foot aluminum angles. They cost about $9-$20 depending on thickness and size, also buy some super glue and some metal screws. I would also put the miner close to the floor, but not on the floor. Put it on steel or concrete, not on a wood floor or rug.
1) If you want to jumper two power supplies the easy and safe way, there is small $20 board they sell called PSU4ALL or POWER4ALL or something like that. When you switch the on the first PSU, it sends a signal to the board to start the 2nd PSU. (I cant find the site but I will look again)
2) I would not start with milk crates. Instead, go to your home depot store and buy 8 foot aluminum angles. They cost about $9-$20 depending on thickness and size, also buy some super glue and some metal screws. I would also put the miner close to the floor, but not on the floor. Put it on steel or concrete, not on a wood floor or rug.
Just an update: We're due to receive our full chip batch in next week. We received sample chips in a few weeks ago. Testing is positive and the board is running fine.
We've contracted a PCB/Computer contract manufacturing facility located in PA. They have been around for a long time, and are one of the leaders in the American electronic contract manufacturing market. They'll provide us with ability to streamline the assembly, surface mount, heat-sinks mold (via their metal shop and glorious CNC machine) and several other areas where we may lack, like ISO certified and UL standard assembly of our miners. They're also currently assisting with streamlining the assembly processes of our smaller miners as well. And the 80's 128's and 180's are now down to a 14 day shipping lead time, and decreasing by 2 days or more each week.
Yes its another expense most wouldn't choose to do, but we feel keeping production of these miners local, rather than outsourcing everything to china like most, will pay off in the end. Everything, less our lian li cases and the chip is now produced in America, by Americans.
Streamlining these runs will allow to get back on track with our past orders and deliver future/current orders on the shipping dates we've promised. We expect to have miners out door within 7 to 10 days from the date we receive our chips. 5 of those days have to do with ISO certified processes that we can skip when working with true professionals.
AMT
We've contracted a PCB/Computer contract manufacturing facility located in PA. They have been around for a long time, and are one of the leaders in the American electronic contract manufacturing market. They'll provide us with ability to streamline the assembly, surface mount, heat-sinks mold (via their metal shop and glorious CNC machine) and several other areas where we may lack, like ISO certified and UL standard assembly of our miners. They're also currently assisting with streamlining the assembly processes of our smaller miners as well. And the 80's 128's and 180's are now down to a 14 day shipping lead time, and decreasing by 2 days or more each week.
Yes its another expense most wouldn't choose to do, but we feel keeping production of these miners local, rather than outsourcing everything to china like most, will pay off in the end. Everything, less our lian li cases and the chip is now produced in America, by Americans.
Streamlining these runs will allow to get back on track with our past orders and deliver future/current orders on the shipping dates we've promised. We expect to have miners out door within 7 to 10 days from the date we receive our chips. 5 of those days have to do with ISO certified processes that we can skip when working with true professionals.
AMT
when working with "true professionals"? I almost peed myself when I read that comment.
I thought i would highlight the critical lies here. It is apparent there is NO ISO certification involved with the manufacture of these miners. Casiriahmine's miner is a prime example of what AMT is shipping. The man is basically having to re-invent the wheel to get his damn miner to work properly. The handful (on 1 hand) of miners delivered have all NOT WORKED! I have little to no experience putting miners together. When my "broke down" miner arrives it will remain just that - broke down. If these miners were assembled in a reputable facility with proper ISO credentials, by people who know what the hell they are doing, these problems would not exist.
I thought i would highlight the part where AMT said miners would be out the door 7-10 days after receiving the chips. AMT KNEW THEN THESE MINERS WOULD NOT BE SHIPPING FOR MONTHS. THEY LIED THEIR ASSES OFF. Now they have people groveling for just parts! This is pathetic.
I also highlighted the part where they said the board tested fine. How they can say the boards were tested with all the problems we are facing now? HOW CAN THEY SAY THESE BOARDS WERE TESTED AND RAN FINE? i'll tell you how they can say this. THEY ARE LIARS
1. they lied about my initial delivery date
2. the lied about updating this thread every week
3. they lied about keeping an order queue
4. they lied about mailing me a refund
5. they lied about wiring me a refund
6. they have lied about saying they would hire people from this forum (twice)
7. they lied about something as dumb as being associated with Freemasons
8. they lied about my second delivery date
9. they lied about being able to pay with credit cards on their website
10. THEY LIED ABOUT PAYING BRUNO 20btc
11. zipkin lied about saying he was going to ship my miner as "punishment" for calling him out on this website and amazon.com
12. they lied about the wattage
13. josh said he was starting his "own forum"... just another lie.
14. they lied about saying they would hire someone to answer/help with phone calls and emails.
15. i think i can safely say AMT has lied about their MPP. They have shown no willingness to make up for late delivery and subsequent difficulty increases.
16. josh lied about "selling" a miner to bruno. he then turns around and admits to sabotaging the miner by increasing the voltage to 0.96.
17. they lied about supplying me a new tracking number today 4/1/14.
18. NO certified (ISO or any other) facility being used in the manufacture of these miners.
19. AMT claimed the boards were tested and were running fine. LIE!
20.
What's the next AMT lie?
Hey guys,
Just so you know, I received my miners 3 days ago, and have been trying to hash ever since. I think it may be a backplane PCB board issue, or a power issue. I doubt its the raspberry pi board or the Serial cable board underneath.
They do hash, and they are legit.
I may have a power issue, not allowing me to run more than 2 boards/3boards at a time. Also, I don't trust the backplane design into ARM but that's personal preference... But they are real miners...Heres my ghetto RIG setup.
http://s935.photobucket.com/user/Casiriah_Mine/media/0330142307_zps0b876226.jpg.html
Just so you know, I received my miners 3 days ago, and have been trying to hash ever since. I think it may be a backplane PCB board issue, or a power issue. I doubt its the raspberry pi board or the Serial cable board underneath.
They do hash, and they are legit.
I may have a power issue, not allowing me to run more than 2 boards/3boards at a time. Also, I don't trust the backplane design into ARM but that's personal preference... But they are real miners...Heres my ghetto RIG setup.
http://s935.photobucket.com/user/Casiriah_Mine/media/0330142307_zps0b876226.jpg.html
what was your order # ? ok, so i see the order queue was disregarded. it also appear again the handful of miners in the wild DO NOT WORK! you would think 3+ month late miners would at minimum be manufactured correctly. Does anyone recall the ISO standards AMT said they were going to be adhering to? Looks like I just recalled the next AMT lie.
Yep, found out both backplanes were fried from what seems to be a COLD solder joint.
I have soldered one and its working...err....better...waiting for my USB hub and 20 pin to USB adaptors to come in, I am not wasting my time with this thing. :-P
I have soldered one and its working...err....better...waiting for my USB hub and 20 pin to USB adaptors to come in, I am not wasting my time with this thing. :-P
Hey guys,
Just so you know, I received my miners 3 days ago, and have been trying to hash ever since. I think it may be a backplane PCB board issue, or a power issue. I doubt its the raspberry pi board or the Serial cable board underneath.
They do hash, and they are legit.
I may have a power issue, not allowing me to run more than 2 boards/3boards at a time. Also, I don't trust the backplane design into ARM but that's personal preference... But they are real miners...Heres my ghetto RIG setup.
http://s935.photobucket.com/user/Casiriah_Mine/media/0330142307_zps0b876226.jpg.html
Just so you know, I received my miners 3 days ago, and have been trying to hash ever since. I think it may be a backplane PCB board issue, or a power issue. I doubt its the raspberry pi board or the Serial cable board underneath.
They do hash, and they are legit.
I may have a power issue, not allowing me to run more than 2 boards/3boards at a time. Also, I don't trust the backplane design into ARM but that's personal preference... But they are real miners...Heres my ghetto RIG setup.
http://s935.photobucket.com/user/Casiriah_Mine/media/0330142307_zps0b876226.jpg.html
Are you running each board off a different rail of the power supply? Which power supply are you using?
Hey guys,
Just so you know, I received my miners 3 days ago, and have been trying to hash ever since. I think it may be a backplane PCB board issue, or a power issue. I doubt its the raspberry pi board or the Serial cable board underneath.
They do hash, and they are legit.
I may have a power issue, not allowing me to run more than 2 boards/3boards at a time. Also, I don't trust the backplane design into ARM but that's personal preference... But they are real miners...Heres my ghetto RIG setup.
http://s935.photobucket.com/user/Casiriah_Mine/media/0330142307_zps0b876226.jpg.html
Just so you know, I received my miners 3 days ago, and have been trying to hash ever since. I think it may be a backplane PCB board issue, or a power issue. I doubt its the raspberry pi board or the Serial cable board underneath.
They do hash, and they are legit.
I may have a power issue, not allowing me to run more than 2 boards/3boards at a time. Also, I don't trust the backplane design into ARM but that's personal preference... But they are real miners...Heres my ghetto RIG setup.
http://s935.photobucket.com/user/Casiriah_Mine/media/0330142307_zps0b876226.jpg.html
So it appears that you jumped the queue:
Casiriamine 1121 12.24.2013 1.2 2 March 17, 18, 19 N
?
Yes, I am also afraid to get a miner and only want a refund. They said they were giving certain people "the miners that overheat".
You seemed to be turning around there, and being a bit more nice on this thread. We've added you to the kit list as requested despite your claims. Would you like us to remove you from that list or send you're miner, a bit confused here.
Also we have no intentions of delivering bad miners to anyone, despite their behavior. This is a product that our clients ordered and despite our feelings towards those clients it is our obligation to deliver to a working product.
Still waiting for a 'working product'. Refund of course preferrable.
Hey guys,
Just so you know, I received my miners 3 days ago, and have been trying to hash ever since. I think it may be a backplane PCB board issue, or a power issue. I doubt its the raspberry pi board or the Serial cable board underneath.
They do hash, and they are legit.
I may have a power issue, not allowing me to run more than 2 boards/3boards at a time. Also, I don't trust the backplane design into ARM but that's personal preference... But they are real miners...Heres my ghetto RIG setup.
http://s935.photobucket.com/user/Casiriah_Mine/media/0330142307_zps0b876226.jpg.html
Just so you know, I received my miners 3 days ago, and have been trying to hash ever since. I think it may be a backplane PCB board issue, or a power issue. I doubt its the raspberry pi board or the Serial cable board underneath.
They do hash, and they are legit.
I may have a power issue, not allowing me to run more than 2 boards/3boards at a time. Also, I don't trust the backplane design into ARM but that's personal preference... But they are real miners...Heres my ghetto RIG setup.
http://s935.photobucket.com/user/Casiriah_Mine/media/0330142307_zps0b876226.jpg.html
So it appears that you jumped the queue:
Casiriamine 1121 12.24.2013 1.2 2 March 17, 18, 19 N
?
Im going to throw these backplanes out and not try to re-engineer the solar system. I am going to buy a 10 port USB hub with separate power. Then I am going to get 10 Male 20 pin to USB cables and hook them into the hub, and use minepeon (Not sure how to get AMT's custom raspberry pi OS they have) to mine my coins with these ASICS. I will power the miners by jumping pin 14 on the Powersupply, and flow it to the miners.
~Casey
~Casey
Ant S1 FYI: According to the UPS feeding 2 of them, 1 @ 180GHs the other @ 190 together they pull 739w from the wall. 'Course I run them off of separate 600w PSU's. Keeps the fans on them barely ticking along for nice long life.
I'm looking at the Corsair RM Series 1000 for the 3 cards and the Corsair RM Series 850w for the two cards for now, then when I pick up some S1s I'll grab a 1500W PSU for the AMT kit.
To edit my previous post, I found an OPEN in my backplane board that connects the 5 cards.
I may try something different anyway. I want to try a USB solution, rather than using this archaic technology, with a garden of wires.
I am thinking a 20 pin male connector to USB, plugged into a USB hub coming off of the raspberry pi.
Maybe something similar? Anyone think about that?
I may try something different anyway. I want to try a USB solution, rather than using this archaic technology, with a garden of wires.
I am thinking a 20 pin male connector to USB, plugged into a USB hub coming off of the raspberry pi.
Maybe something similar? Anyone think about that?
For my part I opted for the DIY kit. But to get any repeat business from me (or from anyone else really) it is going to take A huge incentive for me to want to come back. Repeat business is the staple of any consumer oriented business. With my order with BFL, they tossed a coupon that gave me 50 percent off the same miner I paid for....their forums exploded in LULZ over those offers so much they pulled back and are coming up with something better (since competitors are out competing in compensation). It was insulting to say the least considering BFLs even more massive delays. With AMT I paid for 1.2Ths miner so that is what at bare minimum I expect. I am getting a DIY kit which basically is the system without a case and PSU. Personally I can live with that so long as they find a way to make it up to me and others going this route.
I bought into the whole MPP. Other manufacturer/resellers out there have had similar pains in delivery, performance. Companies like cointerra and KnC are compensating customers where they previously had no "MPP". Right now this is a competitive advantage to those other guys to retain customers. AMT "should" take advantage of it if they want any hope of repeat business. Most other companies don't even officially have one and they have been using that model to keep people. That is AMT should at least try to honor considering the mess. But for them to have continued business it will take alot of work and sacrifice to make people consider them again. On a more positive note AMT has been starting to turn the corner on things and getting the miners out. Until the first groups of people receive and review them we wont know anything concrete.
I'm taking a DIY because if the parts themselves work I can put it together and make it work. The expectation is that it will. Otherwise the mess they are in now will get worse if it goes beyond a few people with issues with the DIY kit. But For all intents and purposes I imagine they are trying to make this right. Figure a month from now (or page 1500) we will know if this is the case or not.
I bought into the whole MPP. Other manufacturer/resellers out there have had similar pains in delivery, performance. Companies like cointerra and KnC are compensating customers where they previously had no "MPP". Right now this is a competitive advantage to those other guys to retain customers. AMT "should" take advantage of it if they want any hope of repeat business. Most other companies don't even officially have one and they have been using that model to keep people. That is AMT should at least try to honor considering the mess. But for them to have continued business it will take alot of work and sacrifice to make people consider them again. On a more positive note AMT has been starting to turn the corner on things and getting the miners out. Until the first groups of people receive and review them we wont know anything concrete.
I'm taking a DIY because if the parts themselves work I can put it together and make it work. The expectation is that it will. Otherwise the mess they are in now will get worse if it goes beyond a few people with issues with the DIY kit. But For all intents and purposes I imagine they are trying to make this right. Figure a month from now (or page 1500) we will know if this is the case or not.
I tried to convince them of that and to work with Bitmine about honoring MPP, it was there lousy reference board and chaining problems that have further complicated matters and delayed shipments and caused these delays, but we'll see how that goes, they are saying MPP won't kick in for 6 months, I'm in 4.5 months and no miner.
Ant S1 FYI: According to the UPS feeding 2 of them, 1 @ 180GHs the other @ 190 together they pull 739w from the wall. 'Course I run them off of separate 600w PSU's. Keeps the fans on them barely ticking along for nice long life.
Hey guys,
Just so you know, I received my miners 3 days ago, and have been trying to hash ever since. I think it may be a backplane PCB board issue, or a power issue. I doubt its the raspberry pi board or the Serial cable board underneath.
They do hash, and they are legit.
I may have a power issue, not allowing me to run more than 2 boards/3boards at a time. Also, I don't trust the backplane design into ARM but that's personal preference... But they are real miners...Heres my ghetto RIG setup.
http://s935.photobucket.com/user/Casiriah_Mine/media/0330142307_zps0b876226.jpg.html
Just so you know, I received my miners 3 days ago, and have been trying to hash ever since. I think it may be a backplane PCB board issue, or a power issue. I doubt its the raspberry pi board or the Serial cable board underneath.
They do hash, and they are legit.
I may have a power issue, not allowing me to run more than 2 boards/3boards at a time. Also, I don't trust the backplane design into ARM but that's personal preference... But they are real miners...Heres my ghetto RIG setup.
http://s935.photobucket.com/user/Casiriah_Mine/media/0330142307_zps0b876226.jpg.html
Good for you man. I hope you get everything up and running smoothly. I'm opting for two power supplies to draw off two different circuits so I don't trip a breaker. luckily I have a floor plan that makes it really easy to go that route, then I'll get a 1500 watt later when I get a few ant miner S1 and use the current power supplies I have for those.
+1 ^ ^
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