Topic: Spondoolies SP20 Issue (Read 3029 times)
I want to buy ASIC boards. Im in the US so PM me and I'll get you my contact info. I dont want to be rude and break Rules.
Hi all... I'm having the same problem OFF TO:0 (test serial failed)
is there a schematic? I think the serial issue is on the Hashing board itself, or related to a bad diode resistor or capacitor. if I could find a schematic I could start fixing Spondoolies units, and I'd be willing to help all of you also
If anyone can get me a schematic please do so. These are multi layered boards so it has to have traces for all of the punch-thru's so I can trace the punch thru traces and confirm internal broken traces... then we could start fixing these. I don't think it has anything to do with the Controller board as I switched the boards and also the data cables, nothing changed but the location of the OFF TO:0 (test serial failed) message. So that leads me to believe that there is a problem with the SERIAL connection or circuit on the board itself. does anyone know Which Chip (im assuming one of the small ones) does serial for each RockerBox chip? Let me know, If you help me with this I will fix yours for parts cost only. the company may be dead but the suppliers are still alive. If we need chips I'm sure there are still some lying around. I'm willing to help... I may be interested in some problematic boards to so I can engineer a solution to this problem. These are pretty good machines, it would be nice to figure out a way to keep them alive.
is there a schematic? I think the serial issue is on the Hashing board itself, or related to a bad diode resistor or capacitor. if I could find a schematic I could start fixing Spondoolies units, and I'd be willing to help all of you also
If anyone can get me a schematic please do so. These are multi layered boards so it has to have traces for all of the punch-thru's so I can trace the punch thru traces and confirm internal broken traces... then we could start fixing these. I don't think it has anything to do with the Controller board as I switched the boards and also the data cables, nothing changed but the location of the OFF TO:0 (test serial failed) message. So that leads me to believe that there is a problem with the SERIAL connection or circuit on the board itself. does anyone know Which Chip (im assuming one of the small ones) does serial for each RockerBox chip? Let me know, If you help me with this I will fix yours for parts cost only. the company may be dead but the suppliers are still alive. If we need chips I'm sure there are still some lying around. I'm willing to help... I may be interested in some problematic boards to so I can engineer a solution to this problem. These are pretty good machines, it would be nice to figure out a way to keep them alive.unfortunatly at this point they arent worth fixing , thees eunits can be had cheaper then what it would cost for somone to have it repaired 8 out of 10 times
i do agree they are great units though i have 7 underclocked units running at home that i pulled out of my datacenter to replace with s7's
Hi all... I'm having the same problem OFF TO:0 (test serial failed)
is there a schematic? I think the serial issue is on the Hashing board itself, or related to a bad diode resistor or capacitor. if I could find a schematic I could start fixing Spondoolies units, and I'd be willing to help all of you also If anyone can get me a schematic please do so. These are multi layered boards so it has to have traces for all of the punch-thru's so I can trace the punch thru traces and confirm internal broken traces... then we could start fixing these. I don't think it has anything to do with the Controller board as I switched the boards and also the data cables, nothing changed but the location of the OFF TO:0 (test serial failed) message. So that leads me to believe that there is a problem with the SERIAL connection or circuit on the board itself. does anyone know Which Chip (im assuming one of the small ones) does serial for each RockerBox chip? Let me know, If you help me with this I will fix yours for parts cost only. the company may be dead but the suppliers are still alive. If we need chips I'm sure there are still some lying around. I'm willing to help... I may be interested in some problematic boards to so I can engineer a solution to this problem. These are pretty good machines, it would be nice to figure out a way to keep them alive.
is there a schematic? I think the serial issue is on the Hashing board itself, or related to a bad diode resistor or capacitor. if I could find a schematic I could start fixing Spondoolies units, and I'd be willing to help all of you also
If anyone can get me a schematic please do so. These are multi layered boards so it has to have traces for all of the punch-thru's so I can trace the punch thru traces and confirm internal broken traces... then we could start fixing these. I don't think it has anything to do with the Controller board as I switched the boards and also the data cables, nothing changed but the location of the OFF TO:0 (test serial failed) message. So that leads me to believe that there is a problem with the SERIAL connection or circuit on the board itself. does anyone know Which Chip (im assuming one of the small ones) does serial for each RockerBox chip? Let me know, If you help me with this I will fix yours for parts cost only. the company may be dead but the suppliers are still alive. If we need chips I'm sure there are still some lying around. I'm willing to help... I may be interested in some problematic boards to so I can engineer a solution to this problem. These are pretty good machines, it would be nice to figure out a way to keep them alive. 
Thanks herb not over heating and heat sinks glued on had it on side b4 maybe give it another go
or its a very lazy asic
or its a very lazy asic
Yeah maybe the chip is damaged or a component on his circuit
Is it overeating ?
If so, someone had the great idea to turn the SP20 on the side so the heatsink doesn't stand on the side but on top. You can try that.
I know the new version SP20E has the heatsink glued so ... not sure if yours is glued or not.
You can try, it's free
If so, someone had the great idea to turn the SP20 on the side so the heatsink doesn't stand on the side but on top. You can try that.
I know the new version SP20E has the heatsink glued so ... not sure if yours is glued or not.
You can try, it's free
Thanks herb not over heating and heat sinks glued on had it on side b4 maybe give it another go
or its a very lazy asic
any ideas why a asic is only running 500hz do you think reseating the heat sink it would make a difference
Is it overeating ?
If so, someone had the great idea to turn the SP20 on the side so the heatsink doesn't stand on the side but on top. You can try that.
I know the new version SP20E has the heatsink glued so ... not sure if yours is glued or not.
You can try, it's free
any ideas why a asic is only running 500hz do you think reseating the heat sink it would make a difference
Thanx for that reply Herb. I'll try switching the hashing boards to see if I can get loop 3 to come up. I think I tried that in the past and the defective loop changed. I think that pointed to the board rather than the controller. If I am thinking correct, If I switch the boards and the same loop 3 isnt communicating then it is probably the controller but if the bad loop changes then its probably the hash board. Am I thinking correct? I'll play a bit later today....
Yes, you are.
Thanx for that reply Herb. I'll try switching the hashing boards to see if I can get loop 3 to come up. I think I tried that in the past and the defective loop changed. I think that pointed to the board rather than the controller. If I am thinking correct, If I switch the boards and the same loop 3 isnt communicating then it is probably the controller but if the bad loop changes then its probably the hash board. Am I thinking correct? I'll play a bit later today....
aladinsain
Also, on the web gui there is a help tab. On the help tab is a readme that gives some SSH examples. Are you sure your PSU is totally good? It looks like you are now getting something out of ASIC 4.
aladinsain
Also, on the web gui there is a help tab. On the help tab is a readme that gives some SSH examples. Are you sure your PSU is totally good? It looks like you are now getting something out of ASIC 4.
Code:
/etc/mg_try_12v_fix
Try to fix 12 volts if some loops down
Format (0=no , 1=yes):
{to_try_or_not}
Example:
1
From my personal experience, the error you got at the loop 3 can be related to the controller board.
I have one of those controller with the same issue. One loop had a test serial failure all the time. I couldn't make it work again but the hashing is board is all good. I tested it with another controller.
My guess, it's your controller. Not much you can do ... I bought a controller from spoon like 2 months ago when the BTC spiked ... The first one i received was badly packaged and was damaged but they sent me another one right away that was perfect.
Herb
I have one of those controller with the same issue. One loop had a test serial failure all the time. I couldn't make it work again but the hashing is board is all good. I tested it with another controller.
My guess, it's your controller. Not much you can do ... I bought a controller from spoon like 2 months ago when the BTC spiked ... The first one i received was badly packaged and was damaged but they sent me another one right away that was perfect.
Herb
Please keep in mind that I am no expert. I just started playing with this sp20 using SSH a couple weeks ago. Perhaps if I would have played with SSH a year ago when I got this unit I wouldn't have lost Loop 3............
No I am in the USA(Gettysburg, PA). I see Loop 1 is bad on your readout. But I notice that in Loop 2 you have 4: disabled (User disabled). Is there a reason you have ASIC 4 disabled? What is your Voltage limit set to? In the past I used to set mine to .790 thinking that the higher the voltage the higher the GHs. I find that to not necessarily be the case. Higher voltage gives higher heat and more power consumption but not always more GHs. I find with my unit it's sweet spot is around .712 to .715. At least for the fan speed I am using......
Here is my readout last night. Voltage Limit at .712 and Fan at 05%. 1015 GHs and 650 watts used. And my ASIC's temps were at 110c.
I did set in Putty/SSH the max ASIC temp as 115c.
[...]
No I am in the USA(Gettysburg, PA). I see Loop 1 is bad on your readout. But I notice that in Loop 2 you have 4: disabled (User disabled). Is there a reason you have ASIC 4 disabled? What is your Voltage limit set to? In the past I used to set mine to .790 thinking that the higher the voltage the higher the GHs. I find that to not necessarily be the case. Higher voltage gives higher heat and more power consumption but not always more GHs. I find with my unit it's sweet spot is around .712 to .715. At least for the fan speed I am using......
Here is my readout last night. Voltage Limit at .712 and Fan at 05%. 1015 GHs and 650 watts used. And my ASIC's temps were at 110c.
I did set in Putty/SSH the max ASIC temp as 115c.
[...]
yes if i enable no 4 i can not get it to start max volts 0.79 start volts 0.675 x 4
Ok lowered max volts 0.755 start volts 0.675 x 2 and 0.655 x2 got no 4 acsic runninig
Code:
2.6.14
Uptime:1567 | FPGA ver:100 | BIST in 45
-----BOARD-0-----
PSU[UNKNOWN]: 0->(284w/284w)[284 284 284] (->284w[284 284 284]) (lim=288) 0c 416GH cooling:0/0xc0
-----BOARD-1-----
PSU[UNKNOWN]: 0->(5w/5w)[5 5 5] (->5w[5 5 5]) (lim=288) 0c 0GH cooling:0/0xc0
-----BOARD-2-----
PSU[UNKNOWN]: 0->(201w/201w)[201 201 201] (->201w[201 201 201]) (lim=288) 0c 306GH cooling:0/0xc0
-----BOARD-3-----
PSU[UNKNOWN]: 0->(246w/246w)[246 246 246] (->246w[246 246 246]) (lim=288) 0c 384GH cooling:0/0xc0
LOOP[0] ON TO:0 (w:139)
0: DC2DC/1/:[vlt1:740 vlt2:743(DCl:794 Tl:794 Ul:754) 112W 151A 58c] ASIC:[ 85c (125c) 1070hz(BL:1070) 66 (E:193) F:0 L:0]
1: DC2DC/1/:[vlt1:740 vlt2:743(DCl:794 Tl:794 Ul:754) 117W 158A 72c] ASIC:[110c (125c) 1090hz(BL:1090) 73 (E:192) F:0 L:0]
LOOP[1] OFF TO:0 (test serial failed)
2: disabled (serial problem)
3: disabled (serial problem)
LOOP[2] ON TO:0 (w:78)
4: DC2DC/1/:[vlt1:634 vlt2:637(DCl:637 Tl:794 Ul:754) 49W 77A 234c] ASIC:[ 85c (125c) 510hz(BL: 510) 35 (E:188) F:0 L:0]
5: DC2DC/1/:[vlt1:730 vlt2:735(DCl:735 Tl:794 Ul:754) 113W 153A 71c] ASIC:[105c (125c) 1080hz(BL:1080) 43 (E:193) F:0 L:0]
LOOP[3] ON TO:0 (w:122)
6: DC2DC/1/:[vlt1:703 vlt2:709(DCl:794 Tl:709 Ul:754) 96W 135A 73c] ASIC:[115c (125c) 980hz(BL: 980) 61 (E:193) F:0 L:0]
7: DC2DC/1/:[vlt1:705 vlt2:706(DCl:794 Tl:706 Ul:754) 103W 146A 80c] ASIC:[120c (125c) 1010hz(BL:1010) 61 (E:193) F:0 L:0]
[H:HW:1107Gh (100),DC-W:592,L:0,A:6,MMtmp:0 TMP:(19/19)=>=>=>(30/30 , 57/57)]
Pushed 10 jobs , in HW queue 4 jobs (sw:0, hw:0)!
min:59 wins:339[this/last min:16/11] bist-fail:169, hw-err:11
leading-zeroes:42 idle promils[s/m]:0/0, rate:768gh/s asic-count:138 (wins:11+5)
wall watts:808
Fan:90, conseq:200
AC2DC BAD: 0 0
R/NR: 1552/0
RTF asics: 0
FET: 0:9 1:9
4 restarted 0 reset 0 reset2 1 fake_wins
0 stuck_bist 0 low_power 0 stuck_pll 0 runtime_dsble
0 purge_queue 0 read_timeouts 0 dc2dc_i2c 3 read_tmout2 0 read_crptn
0 purge_queue3 0 bad_idle
0 err_murata
Adapter queues: rsp=0, req=25
Please keep in mind that I am no expert. I just started playing with this sp20 using SSH a couple weeks ago. Perhaps if I would have played with SSH a year ago when I got this unit I wouldn't have lost Loop 3............
No I am in the USA(Gettysburg, PA). I see Loop 1 is bad on your readout. But I notice that in Loop 2 you have 4: disabled (User disabled). Is there a reason you have ASIC 4 disabled? What is your Voltage limit set to? In the past I used to set mine to .790 thinking that the higher the voltage the higher the GHs. I find that to not necessarily be the case. Higher voltage gives higher heat and more power consumption but not always more GHs. I find with my unit it's sweet spot is around .712 to .715. At least for the fan speed I am using......
Here is my readout last night. Voltage Limit at .712 and Fan at 05%. 1015 GHs and 650 watts used. And my ASIC's temps were at 110c.
I did set in Putty/SSH the max ASIC temp as 115c.
No I am in the USA(Gettysburg, PA). I see Loop 1 is bad on your readout. But I notice that in Loop 2 you have 4: disabled (User disabled). Is there a reason you have ASIC 4 disabled? What is your Voltage limit set to? In the past I used to set mine to .790 thinking that the higher the voltage the higher the GHs. I find that to not necessarily be the case. Higher voltage gives higher heat and more power consumption but not always more GHs. I find with my unit it's sweet spot is around .712 to .715. At least for the fan speed I am using......
Here is my readout last night. Voltage Limit at .712 and Fan at 05%. 1015 GHs and 650 watts used. And my ASIC's temps were at 110c.
I did set in Putty/SSH the max ASIC temp as 115c.
Code:
2.7.1
Uptime:17136 | FPGA ver:100 | BIST in 21
-----BOARD-0-----
PSU[UNKNOWN]: 0->(214w/214w)[214 214 214] (->214w[214 214 214]) (lim=288) 0c 355GH cooling:0/0x2f
-----BOARD-1-----
PSU[UNKNOWN]: 0->(151w/151w)[151 151 151] (->151w[151 151 151]) (lim=288) 0c 293GH cooling:0/0x2f
-----BOARD-2-----
PSU[UNKNOWN]: 0->(222w/222w)[222 222 222] (->222w[222 222 222]) (lim=288) 0c 366GH cooling:0/0x2f
-----BOARD-3-----
PSU[UNKNOWN]: 0->(5w/5w)[5 5 5] (->5w[5 5 5]) (lim=288) 0c 0GH cooling:0/0x2f
LOOP[0] ON TO:0 (w:1371)
0: DC2DC/1/:[vlt1:689 vlt2:693(DCl:794 Tl:693 Ul:711) 89W 128A 62c] ASIC:[110c (115c) 940hz(BL: 940) WN:725/0 (ffffffff) (E:193) F:0 L:0]
1: DC2DC/1/:[vlt1:677 vlt2:682(DCl:794 Tl:682 Ul:711) 84W 123A 75c] ASIC:[110c (115c) 900hz(BL: 900) WN:646/0 (fffffff7) (E:192) F:0 L:0]
LOOP[1] ON TO:0 (w:1153)
2: DC2DC/1/:[vlt1:626 vlt2:629(DCl:794 Tl:629 Ul:711) 58W 93A 72c] ASIC:[110c (115c) 750hz(BL: 750) WN:578/0 (ffffffff) (E:193) F:0 L:0]
3: DC2DC/1/:[vlt1:617 vlt2:624(DCl:794 Tl:624 Ul:711) 61W 99A 78c] ASIC:[110c (115c) 770hz(BL: 770) WN:575/0 (ffffffff) (E:193) F:1 L:0]
LOOP[2] ON TO:0 (w:1361)
4: DC2DC/1/:[vlt1:707 vlt2:711(DCl:794 Tl:794 Ul:711) 101W 142A 65c] ASIC:[110c (115c) 990hz(BL: 990) WN:733/0 (ffffffff) (E:193) F:0 L:0]
5: DC2DC/1/:[vlt1:656 vlt2:661(DCl:794 Tl:661 Ul:711) 78W 118A 67c] ASIC:[110c (115c) 910hz(BL: 910) WN:628/0 (ffffffff) (E:193) F:0 L:0]
LOOP[3] OFF TO:0 (test serial failed)
6: disabled (serial problem)
7: disabled (serial problem)
[H:HW:1015Gh (500),DC-W:473,L:0,A:6,MMtmp:0 TMP:(23/23)=>=>=>(65/65 , 37/37)]
Pushed 10 jobs , in HW queue 4 jobs (sw:0, hw:0)!
min:31 wins:3885[this/last min:11/17] bist-fail:185, hw-err:0
leading-zeroes:42 idle promils[s/m]:0/0, rate:1188gh/s asic-count:294 (wins:6+5)
wall watts:650
Fan:5, conseq:200
AC2DC BAD: 0 0
R/NR: 17124/0
RTF asics: 0
Sure is strange how that helps but it does. My controller that I thought was bad I got it to boot eventually using an sd card. Then I let it mine for 2 weeks and the controller seems to be good again. Sometimes it glitches and I do an SD Boot or recovery and it is then good again. If I could just get the loop 3 to come up again I'd be a happy camper but I cant. So for now my sp20 mines at 1-1.1TH and is pulling about 670 watts. I used the command vi /etc/mg_max_asic_temp and entered 7 to set the max temp to 120c instead of 125c and I am getting much better/stable results.
Using Putty/SSH I log into my miner and enter vi /etc/mg_custom_mode.
I then hit the insert button which allows me to edit the configuration. Right below is what I am using for my settings:
I then hit the esc button. Then I enter :wq and hit enter to save the config. Then I hit restart minergate on the web gui to have the changes to take effect. Below is a screenshot of the results when looking at the ASIC Stats on the miners web gui. I chose the fan to be at speed of 05 because if I have it any higher it starts a fight with me and my wife.
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Using Putty/SSH I log into my miner and enter vi /etc/mg_custom_mode.
I then hit the insert button which allows me to edit the configuration. Right below is what I am using for my settings:
Code:
FAN:05 VS0:700 VS1:700 VS2:700 VS3:700 VMAX:710 AC0:288 AC1:288 AC2:288 AC3:288 DC_AMP:170
I then hit the esc button. Then I enter :wq and hit enter to save the config. Then I hit restart minergate on the web gui to have the changes to take effect. Below is a screenshot of the results when looking at the ASIC Stats on the miners web gui. I chose the fan to be at speed of 05 because if I have it any higher it starts a fight with me and my wife.
[...]
looks cool do you think it will help my miner are you in the uk?
Code:
2.6.14
Uptime:58944 | FPGA ver:100 | BIST in 67
-----BOARD-0-----
PSU[UNKNOWN]: 0->(284w/284w)[284 284 284] (->284w[284 284 284]) (lim=288) 0c 414GH cooling:0/0xc0
-----BOARD-1-----
PSU[UNKNOWN]: 0->(5w/5w)[5 5 5] (->5w[5 5 5]) (lim=288) 0c 0GH cooling:0/0xc0
-----BOARD-2-----
PSU[UNKNOWN]: 0->(146w/146w)[146 146 146] (->146w[146 146 146]) (lim=288) 0c 210GH cooling:0/0xc0
-----BOARD-3-----
PSU[UNKNOWN]: 0->(254w/254w)[254 254 254] (->254w[254 254 254]) (lim=288) 0c 387GH cooling:0/0xc0
LOOP[0] ON TO:0 (w:5568)
0: DC2DC/1/:[vlt1:738 vlt2:743(DCl:794 Tl:794 Ul:789) 111W 150A 59c] ASIC:[ 85c (125c) 1060hz(BL:1060) 2701 (E:193) F:0 L:0]
1: DC2DC/1/:[vlt1:742 vlt2:746(DCl:794 Tl:794 Ul:789) 119W 159A 74c] ASIC:[110c (125c) 1090hz(BL:1090) 2867 (E:192) F:0 L:0]
LOOP[1] OFF TO:0 (test serial failed)
2: disabled (serial problem)
3: disabled (serial problem)
LOOP[2] ON TO:0 (w:2817)
4: disabled (User disabled)
5: DC2DC/1/:[vlt1:742 vlt2:743(DCl:743 Tl:794 Ul:789) 117W 157A 71c] ASIC:[105c (125c) 1090hz(BL:1090) 2817 (E:193) F:0 L:0]
LOOP[3] ON TO:0 (w:5184)
6: DC2DC/1/:[vlt1:710 vlt2:717(DCl:794 Tl:717 Ul:789) 101W 140A 76c] ASIC:[120c (125c) 1000hz(BL:1000) 2533 (E:193) F:0 L:0]
7: DC2DC/1/:[vlt1:705 vlt2:709(DCl:794 Tl:709 Ul:789) 104W 147A 81c] ASIC:[120c (125c) 1010hz(BL:1010) 2651 (E:193) F:0 L:0]
[H:HW:1013Gh (100),DC-W:553,L:0,A:5,MMtmp:0 TMP:(20/20)=>=>=>(31/31 , 57/57)]
Pushed 10 jobs , in HW queue 4 jobs (sw:3, hw:3)!
min:17 wins:13569[this/last min:2/14] bist-fail:331, hw-err:10
leading-zeroes:42 idle promils[s/m]:0/5, rate:978gh/s asic-count:905 (wins:1+1)
wall watts:756
Fan:90, conseq:200
AC2DC BAD: 0 0
R/NR: 1658/0
RTF asics: 0
FET: 0:9 1:9
4 restarted 0 reset 0 reset2 0 fake_wins
0 stuck_bist 0 low_power 0 stuck_pll 0 runtime_dsble
0 purge_queue 0 read_timeouts 0 dc2dc_i2c 1 read_tmout2 0 read_crptn
0 purge_queue3 0 bad_idle
0 err_murata
Adapter queues: rsp=0, req=25
Sure is strange how that helps but it does. My controller that I thought was bad I got it to boot eventually using an sd card. Then I let it mine for 2 weeks and the controller seems to be good again. Sometimes it glitches and I do an SD Boot or recovery and it is then good again. If I could just get the loop 3 to come up again I'd be a happy camper but I cant. So for now my sp20 mines at 1-1.1TH and is pulling about 670 watts. I used the command vi /etc/mg_max_asic_temp and entered 7 to set the max temp to 120c instead of 125c and I am getting much better/stable results.
Using Putty/SSH I log into my miner and enter vi /etc/mg_custom_mode.
I then hit the insert button which allows me to edit the configuration. Right below is what I am using for my settings:
I then hit the esc button. Then I enter :wq and hit enter to save the config. Then I hit restart minergate on the web gui to have the changes to take effect. Below is a screenshot of the results when looking at the ASIC Stats on the miners web gui. I chose the fan to be at speed of 05 because if I have it any higher it starts a fight with me and my wife.
Using Putty/SSH I log into my miner and enter vi /etc/mg_custom_mode.
I then hit the insert button which allows me to edit the configuration. Right below is what I am using for my settings:
Code:
FAN:05 VS0:700 VS1:700 VS2:700 VS3:700 VMAX:710 AC0:288 AC1:288 AC2:288 AC3:288 DC_AMP:170
I then hit the esc button. Then I enter :wq and hit enter to save the config. Then I hit restart minergate on the web gui to have the changes to take effect. Below is a screenshot of the results when looking at the ASIC Stats on the miners web gui. I chose the fan to be at speed of 05 because if I have it any higher it starts a fight with me and my wife.
Code:
2.7.1
Uptime:363 | FPGA ver:100 | BIST in 149
-----BOARD-0-----
PSU[UNKNOWN]: 0->(223w/223w)[223 223 223] (->223w[223 223 223]) (lim=288) 0c 364GH cooling:0/0x2f
-----BOARD-1-----
PSU[UNKNOWN]: 0->(157w/157w)[157 157 157] (->157w[157 157 157]) (lim=288) 0c 301GH cooling:0/0x2f
-----BOARD-2-----
PSU[UNKNOWN]: 0->(220w/220w)[220 220 220] (->220w[220 220 220]) (lim=288) 0c 362GH cooling:0/0x2f
-----BOARD-3-----
PSU[UNKNOWN]: 0->(5w/5w)[5 5 5] (->5w[5 5 5]) (lim=288) 0c 0GH cooling:0/0x2f
LOOP[0] ON TO:0 (w:34)
0: DC2DC/1/:[vlt1:695 vlt2:698(DCl:794 Tl:698 Ul:709) 94W 134A 67c] ASIC:[115c (120c) 970hz(BL: 970) WN:15/0 (ffffffff) (E:193) F:0 L:0]
1: DC2DC/1/:[vlt1:677 vlt2:682(DCl:794 Tl:682 Ul:709) 86W 126A 79c] ASIC:[115c (120c) 920hz(BL: 920) WN:19/0 (fffffff7) (E:192) F:0 L:0]
LOOP[1] ON TO:0 (w:29)
2: DC2DC/1/:[vlt1:628 vlt2:632(DCl:794 Tl:632 Ul:709) 60W 96A 76c] ASIC:[115c (120c) 770hz(BL: 770) WN:14/0 (ffffffff) (E:193) F:0 L:0]
3: DC2DC/1/:[vlt1:621 vlt2:626(DCl:794 Tl:626 Ul:709) 64W 103A 82c] ASIC:[115c (120c) 790hz(BL: 790) WN:15/0 (ffffffff) (E:193) F:0 L:0]
LOOP[2] ON TO:0 (w:26)
4: DC2DC/1/:[vlt1:703 vlt2:709(DCl:794 Tl:794 Ul:709) 97W 137A 63c] ASIC:[105c (120c) 960hz(BL: 960) WN:16/0 (ffffffff) (E:193) F:0 L:0]
5: DC2DC/1/:[vlt1:662 vlt2:666(DCl:794 Tl:666 Ul:709) 80W 121A 69c] ASIC:[115c (120c) 920hz(BL: 920) WN:10/0 (ffffffff) (E:193) F:0 L:0]
LOOP[3] OFF TO:0 (test serial failed)
6: disabled (serial problem)
7: disabled (serial problem)
[H:HW:1028Gh (500),DC-W:484,L:0,A:6,MMtmp:0 TMP:(24/24)=>=>=>(68/68 , 37/37)]
Pushed 11 jobs , in HW queue 4 jobs (sw:3, hw:3)!
min:58 wins:89[this/last min:20/11] bist-fail:67, hw-err:0
leading-zeroes:42 idle promils[s/m]:0/0, rate:768gh/s asic-count:42 (wins:14+6)
wall watts:664
Fan:5, conseq:200
AC2DC BAD: 0 0
R/NR: 351/0
RTF asics: 0
FET: 0:5 1:5
0 restarted 0 reset 0 reset2 0 fake_wins
0 stuck_bist 0 low_power 0 stuck_pll 0 runtime_dsble
0 purge_queue 0 read_timeouts 0 dc2dc_i2c 0 read_tmout2 0 read_crptn
0 purge_queue3 0 bad_idle
0 err_murata
Adapter queues: rsp=1, req=24
Thought I had some bad controllers and it turns out all I needed to do was heat it up with a hair dryer. Then was happy mining.
done that a few times lol
Sure sucks that parts are so hard to come by. I contacted spondoolies for a replacement controller for an sp20 and they quoted me $150 plus shipping........
Thought I had some bad controllers and it turns out all I needed to do was heat it up with a hair dryer. Then was happy mining.
Sure sucks that parts are so hard to come by. I contacted spondoolies for a replacement controller for an sp20 and they quoted me $150 plus shipping........
I suppose you might be able to make them. Or perhaps find someone with a bad unit that you could buy for parts. I would like to get a good hashing board and a spare controller possibly. The spare hashing board is most important to me. What would you let one of your hashing boards go for?
Hi i have 3 sp20s and out of all of them i haven't got 1 fully working hash board i also need a controler board for a s35 wich i canot even get from spondooles (none in stock)
The ribbon are simple 1 for 1 pin layout.
You can buy your own, just check the layout
You can buy your own, just check the layout
cheers not very good at fiddly wires lol it be easier for to jst buy if icould or no someone who could make them i'm in the uk
Hi i need a couple of ribbon cables from control board to hash board sp20 think this is the no hlxt top hwm 2651 ? not sure anybody no were can buy
The ribbon are simple 1 for 1 pin layout.
You can buy your own, just check the layout
Herb
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