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E-mailed KNC about pre-configuring multiple machines for hashing and this was the response. For those of us hoping for a BTC windfall during burn-in, we might be disappointed.
Dear Dana,
If you mention your pool worker in “My Account”, both of your miners will be pre-configured with this information.
The live net burn-in will be done by using your pool and other details that you mention in common information for pre-configuration of your miner.
The burn-in will take about 5-20 seconds.
Med vänlig hälsning | Best regards
Anna Jagdhar
Kncminer
www.kncminer.com
Office: +46 8559 253 20
Okay, this is the part I'm confused about. We can change the configuration right? "Burn-in" is not permanent right? I have a Jupiter coming Day 2 and another in "October." Maybe I'll just change my info after the first one is "burned-in." Quote
Dear Dana,
If you mention your pool worker in “My Account”, both of your miners will be pre-configured with this information.
The live net burn-in will be done by using your pool and other details that you mention in common information for pre-configuration of your miner.
The burn-in will take about 5-20 seconds.
Med vänlig hälsning | Best regards
Anna Jagdhar
Kncminer
www.kncminer.com
Office: +46 8559 253 20
no no, you are misunderstanding what burn-in is. its not "burning in the info to the chip" its turning on the chip to make sure it runs properly after heat and stress testing it, to make sure it doesnt fail. its about the physical chip, nothing to do with worker details.
E-mailed KNC about pre-configuring multiple machines for hashing and this was the response. For those of us hoping for a BTC windfall during burn-in, we might be disappointed.
Dear Dana,
If you mention your pool worker in “My Account”, both of your miners will be pre-configured with this information.
The live net burn-in will be done by using your pool and other details that you mention in common information for pre-configuration of your miner.
The burn-in will take about 5-20 seconds.
Med vänlig hälsning | Best regards
Anna Jagdhar
Kncminer
www.kncminer.com
Office: +46 8559 253 20
Okay, this is the part I'm confused about. We can change the configuration right? "Burn-in" is not permanent right? I have a Jupiter coming Day 2 and another in "October." Maybe I'll just change my info after the first one is "burned-in." Quote
Dear Dana,
If you mention your pool worker in “My Account”, both of your miners will be pre-configured with this information.
The live net burn-in will be done by using your pool and other details that you mention in common information for pre-configuration of your miner.
The burn-in will take about 5-20 seconds.
Med vänlig hälsning | Best regards
Anna Jagdhar
Kncminer
www.kncminer.com
Office: +46 8559 253 20
Hey how come nobody has counted the number of PSU bags and multiplied by 3 to derive the total number of hosted units ?
We were waiting for you...
20 sec is not a "burn in". It's a smoke test. Means that unless it catches fire, it'll be shipped to you 
That's what I'm talking about! 
KNC setting up the datacentre:
That's Sam right there on the left:
That's Sam right there on the left:
Quote from: Keith;n1689
For those wondering why we have been quiet on the forum, we've been busy setting up the datacentre.
"pleeease no more PSUs, this is a third of the way through, and I just want my weekends back!"
"pleeease no more PSUs, this is a third of the way through, and I just want my weekends back!"
Hey how come nobody has counted the number of PSU bags and multiplied by 3 to derive the total number of hosted units ?
20 sec is not a "burn in". It's a smoke test. Means that unless it catches fire, it'll be shipped to you
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The burn-in will take about 5-20 seconds.
They are only going to power up, not even time for things to heat up. What BS. They aren't going to risk pushing their chips in case they fail. In which case, a lot of defective units are going to be shipped to customers 
i bet they meant minutes, not seconds.
Friday would be a good day of the week for a fresh update...
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Me thinks they aren't going to make September. It's too quiet. And if that is the case, where is the advantage for Day1, Day2, Day3 summer orders over the October orders? Will October 15th be pushed to October 31st?
Zero - it is a total fail job.. sleep well
I am wondering how high the worry meter can actually go in the next two weeks?
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Me thinks they aren't going to make September. It's too quiet. And if that is the case, where is the advantage for Day1, Day2, Day3 summer orders over the October orders? Will October 15th be pushed to October 31st?
Zero - it is a total fail job.. sleep well
I am wondering how high the worry meter can actually go in the next two weeks?
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Me thinks they aren't going to make September. It's too quiet. And if that is the case, where is the advantage for Day1, Day2, Day3 summer orders over the October orders? Will October 15th be pushed to October 31st?
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The burn-in will take about 5-20 seconds.
They are only going to power up, not even time for things to heat up. What BS. They aren't going to risk pushing their chips in case they fail. In which case, a lot of defective units are going to be shipped to customers i bet they meant minutes, not seconds.
I'm hoping there is a step in there to spray-foam pack around the coolers before they close up the case, or these things are likely to get beat all-to-hell during shipping.
+1 The burn-in will take about 5-20 seconds.
that's all it will take for ROI !!
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The burn-in will take about 5-20 seconds.
They are only going to power up, not even time for things to heat up. What BS. They aren't going to risk pushing their chips in case they fail. In which case, a lot of defective units are going to be shipped to customers Come on. If they make it all the way to the end, can't you give them enough credit to know how to make the final step.
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The burn-in will take about 5-20 seconds.
They are only going to power up, not even time for things to heat up. What BS. They aren't going to risk pushing their chips in case they fail. In which case, a lot of defective units are going to be shipped to customers 
so any news about these chips ? how fast do you think it will take them to get everything ready? dead line is coming to its end soon and there is no news about a working chip, I have no order but I am really curious.
We don't need news about the chips.
We need news about a functional unit. I want to believe that this monday we will see a unit hashing and everybody getting a delivery date.
so any news about these chips ? how fast do you think it will take them to get everything ready? dead line is coming to its end soon and there is no news about a working chip, I have no order but I am really curious.
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