Topic: TECHNOBIT S-HASH minig board and Bitfury - page 21. (Read 46677 times)

No, the power regulator doesn't have a voltage adjust input. It is designed to be set using a feedback with 2 resistors, just like on the H-CARD. We thought about adding some extra circuitry around it, but we weren't sure that wouldn't interfere with the feedback loop.

Ok about mining software, but how can this stick communicate with pool if the PC is off and the stuck is inserten into USB hub ?

He wrote the firmware, so that's why he knows. LOL:)

intron

Where did you get this information. How can it work with PC off ? It needs communication to the pool. 

The boards have their own mining software integrated in the controller chip. You set up the pool through the web page, and it will connect directly to stratum server. This means you can turn off your PC at night to save power, if you want, while the boards keep on hashing.

Does that mean that the chips are in? *crosses fingers*

Oh, and have you been in touch with LUKE-JR about support on BFGMiner or do we not need this?

 I thought I read somewhere these have stratum support so could potentially go straight to my selected pool.  Is that correct?

Thanks

Cannot wait to get my boards!  Is there a software option for overclocking?

The boards have their own mining software integrated in the controller chip. You set up the pool through the web page, and it will connect directly to stratum server. This means you can turn off your PC at night to save power, if you want, while the boards keep on hashing.

Oh, and have you been in touch with LUKE-JR about support on BFGMiner or do we not need this?

 I thought I read somewhere these have stratum support so could potentially go straight to my selected pool.  Is that correct?

S-hash boards orders for first/second week of October are full.
So now You can order S-hash boards from the next batch - End of October

First/second week of october

1.3 Technobit NanoFury USB miner - 52 EUR

1.4 Technobit NanoFury assembly service with your chip


Technical details

* No external power supply is required as the board is USB2.0-powered. If you want to run multiple units via a powered external USB hub you’ll need to get that separately. Powered USB hub is not included in this GB.

* For the same reason the hashing rate will be limited to about 2.3GH/s. (This is because the device can draw no more than 500mA from a standard USB 2.0 port). At this point we estimate that we should be able to achieve roughly 2GH with those power constraints, even though the chips have demonstrated up to 3.2GH/s. It is also possible that due to those limitations we may have to run the chips at a slightly slower hashing speeds , which on the good side will be controlled via software (cgminer) and depending on your specific USB hub you might be able to squeeze out a few more hashes.

* Overclocking: the board does permit some overclocking (with hardware modifications - see also “pencil mod”). Be aware though that if this exceeds the limits of your USB port your computer may just turn off the port completely. Also, with increase of speed you will get more heat. The chip and board is designed to use the back side as a heatsink, but if that’s not enough you may have to add an additional heatsink.

This is to confirm that we've teamed up with Marto74 for the manufacturing and distribution of the NanoFury devices in the EU.