[Setup & Troubleshoot] Bitmain AntMiner S1 180GH/S miner - page 35.

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Quote from: techman05 on April 04, 2014, 06:45:11 AM

Where do you have the fan plugged in? In the picture its not shown plugged in. The fan on the left should be plugged into below the network cable plug if that's the default fan.

The fan on the left is directly connected to an electric socket.

Quote from: jedimstr on April 04, 2014, 06:25:44 AM

Did you try using two separate cables to your PSU as was suggested in previous posts?
Your photo shows the S1 using a only a single split connection to the PSU and that's usually a big no-no for these things.

It should work this way. I've seen pictures with this setup. I won't destroy this new PSU. Not before i'm 100% sure.

Quote from: FlensGold on April 04, 2014, 06:40:57 AM

I had several S1 working with the Thermaltake Berlin, never had a problem. Seems to be a problem with the miner itself although it is normal that the fan does not work directly after starting the miner

Thx. Maybe it is the controller. I'm not an expert but the fan is working on both blades if i disconnect the controller. Whenever the controller is between, the fan is not working. I will wait for an answer from bitmain.

EDIT: And there is vid on youtube where the fan is working from the beginning. That's why i think it should.

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Where do you have the fan plugged in? In the picture its not shown plugged in. The fan on the left should be plugged into below the network cable plug if that's the default fan.

FlensGold

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I had several S1 working with the Thermaltake Berlin, never had a problem. Seems to be a problem with the miner itself although it is normal that the fan does not work directly after starting the miner

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Quote from: Hundsstern on April 04, 2014, 05:20:02 AM

Hello. Thx to everyone but.

I got my new PSU today and still have the same problems. ~90W at maximum. Fan is not working. But i know it should work with this Thermaltake Berlin 630W.

I guess it's my unit then. Does anyone know what i have to do now? This?: [email protected]

EDIT: Already wrote a PN. Thx.

Did you try using two separate cables to your PSU as was suggested in previous posts?
Your photo shows the S1 using a only a single split connection to the PSU and that's usually a big no-no for these things.

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Hello. Thx to everyone but.

I got my new PSU today and still have the same problems. ~90W at maximum. Fan is not working. But i know it should work with this Thermaltake Berlin 630W.

I guess it's my unit then. Does anyone know what i have to do now? This?: [email protected]

EDIT: Already wrote a PN. Thx.

kano

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... and if anyone did follow that URL config post above ... I just fixed it

The config command is of course -c not -f as I wrote by accident ...

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Quote from: Furious on April 04, 2014, 02:01:19 AM

Hi, guys. Maybe someone can help me. I have 5pcs 1S, router LinkSys E900 and static internet IP address. I can connect to router thru "xx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8080". How I can remote access to web interface my miners.

Thank you in advance and sorry for bad my english.

If you would like i can help you
But you have to give me a about 30 - 45 min to run to the store real fast

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Hi, guys. Maybe someone can help me. I have 5pcs 1S, router LinkSys E900 and static internet IP address. I can connect to router thru "xx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8080". How I can remote access to web interface my miners.

Thank you in advance and sorry for bad my english.

kano

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Quote from: bradleyb5155 on April 03, 2014, 02:47:54 PM

Does anyone have support and setup for S2? Ip address is not on the computer

Wrong thread.

Start reading here:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=515448.660

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Does anyone have support and setup for S2? Ip address is not on the computer

shortpocket

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When will s1 and s2 be back in stock?

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Hey I don't know if anyone's gotten their fans if they were trying to improve airflow while quieting down the s1's yet, but I got my titan fan and found the 4 screws that hold the blades in interfere with the fan spinning. If I want to mount the titan fans I'm going to end up having to find some spacers.

The titan fans at start seem louder than the s1 fans but I hope if I get it balances it will calm down.

Also for note that the pins fit but I had to push the white plastic piece back because it didn't fit. I gotta wonder if there's an adapter to make it fit the s1 easier.

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Quote from: klondike_bar on April 02, 2014, 09:15:06 AM

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anyway to have it give a different clockspeed to different units? most of mine ll run at slightly different top speeds

There's a few ways:

If you make the target:
-c http://mywebserver/ant.php?who=fred

And then write some php that decides the speed line based on the who ... or even the IP address.

i.e. the target URL can be anything - you just need to write the target web page to handle whatever you like.

There is of course a simple way to do that if you aren't much into writing web code:
In the web server folder you put:
antgeneric.json
which has all the cgminer options you want for all your ants except "bitmain-options"

Then each ant can have a different URL like:

-c http://mywebserver/ant1.json
-c http://mywebserver/ant2.json
-c http://mywebserver/ant3.json

Then ant1.json would be:
{
"bitmain-options" : "115200:32:8:40:350:4d81",
"include" : http://mywebserver/antgeneric.json
}

and ant2.json could have a different speed etc.

So when you want to change any settings (except speed) for all ants, you only have to edit antgeneric.json

If you want to change the speed setting for one ant, you edit the appropriate antX.json

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Quote from: smooth on April 01, 2014, 03:59:02 PM

Quote from: brush242 on April 01, 2014, 03:19:25 PM

Cooling questions folks:

Given my limited knowledge of thermodynamics, does anyone have some insight on second fan placement? If they are of differing RPM, I would assume that you want the faster one blowing out of the end of the machine, thereby pulling slower fan air and environmental air through the machine as smoothly as possible?

Any other setup (the reverse of the above, each fan blowing inward) seems like it would create turbulence and not cool very effectively. I'm wading through this thread now, if anyone has any specific links to posts.

If you want to reduce dust inside the miner, you could put an air filter at the intake and run at slight positive pressure (meaning slower or no outtake).

I'm not a dust fanatic, especially since these things are so open, more interested in getting the best cooling through the system.

Which, I think so far, remains putting the faster fan at the output. Thanks!

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Quote from: klondike_bar on April 01, 2014, 03:25:54 PM

Quote from: brush242 on April 01, 2014, 03:19:25 PM

Cooling questions folks:

Given my limited knowledge of thermodynamics, does anyone have some insight on second fan placement? If they are of differing RPM, I would assume that you want the faster one blowing out of the end of the machine, thereby pulling slower fan air and environmental air through the machine as smoothly as possible?

Any other setup (the reverse of the above, each fan blowing inward) seems like it would create turbulence and not cool very effectively. I'm wading through this thread now, if anyone has any specific links to posts.

there is a lot of openings for loss of air pressure across the unit. the second fan help ensure airflow at the exit side that may otherwise go out the top or bottom edges. secondary fan is not really necessary IMO unless you really want to try and bring down temps and noise ever-so-slightly

Thanks Klondike. I have a bunch of the fans, might as well use them. I assume you mean the second fan pointing out of the unit?

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Q to overclockers:

On restart, do you typically go to lower mhz first?
One of my miners was holding up OK while OCed, but upon restart showed a few XX and speed dropped, naturally.

Remember remember the 5th of November

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Quote from: kano on April 02, 2014, 05:53:43 AM

Quote from: Remember remember the 5th of November on April 02, 2014, 05:17:16 AM

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So you are saying that the stats there are only confusing us, and I don't have 6% HW errors? I'm mining at btcguild, the diff in my Miner status is 128 under "Diff". Although I am curious what Diff1,DiffA,DiffR,DiffS,LSDiff all mean.

Well the screen is documented clearly in cgminer
https://github.com/ckolivas/cgminer/blob/master/README#L534

AntMiner's lack of documentation in the web interface is their fault.

Though my post above I thought it was obvious that DiffA means Difficulty Accepted.

Usually(or all the time?) a HW error appears when a device reports an incorrect nonce(or a dupe?), but since the difficulty is set to 128, only shares below that target(higher diff shares etc) get accepted, so my error rate might actually be indeed lower since HW errors get reported before the share gets tested for it's difficulty.

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Quote from: kano on April 02, 2014, 07:51:32 AM

And

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.
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with my latest 4.2.2a binary, you can do something a little better if you are technically able to:
If you instead edit /etc/init.d/cgminer

And a few changes:
$APP --lowmem --bitmain-options ...
to:
#$APP --lowmem --bitmain-options ...

And:
start-stop-daemon -S -x $APP -p $PID_FILE -m -b -- $PARAMS -q
to:
start-stop-daemon -S -x $APP -p $PID_FILE -m -b -- -f http://mywebsrver/ant.json -q

And on your web server you can put a file ant.json that is the full cgminer configuration for your ant
Make sure that you include all of something like this:

Code:

{
 "pools" :
  [
   {
	"url" : "http://pool1.com",
	"user" : "user1",
	"pass" : "pass1"
   },
   {
	"url" : "http://pool2.com",
	"user" : "user2",
	"pass" : "pass2"
   }
 ],
 "lowmem" : true,
 "bitmain-options" : "115200:32:8:40:350:4d81",
 "api-listen" : true,
 "api-allow" : "W:127.0.0.1,R:192.168.0/24",
 "quiet" : true
}

And if you ever want to change the config it's just the one file on your web server.
(which is useful if you have lots of ants

)

anyway to have it give a different clockspeed to different units? most of mine ll run at slightly different top speeds

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If i have understood, with this trick, cgminer installed on S1 read configuration file on my webserver, this is usefull so is possible to setup special parameters as pool management strategy and quotas Cheesy

.

Thanks again W_M

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And

.
.
.
with my latest 4.2.2a binary, you can do something a little better if you are technically able to:
If you instead edit /etc/init.d/cgminer

And a few changes:
$APP --lowmem --bitmain-options ...
to:
#$APP --lowmem --bitmain-options ...

And:
start-stop-daemon -S -x $APP -p $PID_FILE -m -b -- $PARAMS -q
to:
start-stop-daemon -S -x $APP -p $PID_FILE -m -b -- -f http://mywebsrver/ant.json -q

And on your web server you can put a file ant.json that is the full cgminer configuration for your ant
Make sure that you include all of something like this:

Code:

{
 "pools" :
  [
   {
	"url" : "http://pool1.com",
	"user" : "user1",
	"pass" : "pass1"
   },
   {
	"url" : "http://pool2.com",
	"user" : "user2",
	"pass" : "pass2"
   }
 ],
 "lowmem" : true,
 "bitmain-options" : "115200:32:8:40:350:4d81",
 "api-listen" : true,
 "api-allow" : "W:127.0.0.1,R:192.168.0/24",
 "quiet" : true
}

And if you ever want to change the config it's just the one file on your web server.
(which is useful if you have lots of ants

)

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