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Title: issue on innosilicon t2tz 30th Post by: moritezza on February 27, 2022, 11:56:33 AM Hello
i have an strange issue all was fine, but Firmware was for 2019, i updated it to 2020 and codes errors showing now... sometimes 35 and sometimes 25 how i can fix this? there is any firmware able fix this this errors? im sure this is known issue, but hope someone can help me. Thanks. Title: Re: issue on innosilicon t2tz 30th Post by: DaveF on February 27, 2022, 12:05:05 PM Error code 35 is a power issue (Abnormal power output)
Error code 25 is a hash board fault. If that board is hashing normally you can ignore it. At a guess, and this IS ONLY A GUESS, the your power supply is marginal and the newer firmware is just showing it a bit more. I have not had an inno unit for a while so I really can't help more. Sorry. If it's working then just ignore it for the moment, unless you have a spare PS to check. If you don't have a spare I would keep in mind that you may need a new PS soon. -Dave Title: Re: issue on innosilicon t2tz 30th Post by: moritezza on February 27, 2022, 12:10:59 PM no, it not mining, its why im upset :(
Title: Re: issue on innosilicon t2tz 30th Post by: DaveF on February 27, 2022, 12:29:33 PM Try sending an email to their support: miner_support@innosilicon.com.cn
Also, give it some time here for others to reply, there may be someone with a bit more knowledge about the innosilicon miners then me who can help. Good luck. -Dave Title: Re: issue on innosilicon t2tz 30th Post by: BitMaxz on February 27, 2022, 11:39:40 PM There might be a connection problem between the PSU and hashboards what I would like to suggest is to replug all cable between PSU and hashboard.
If not, try to factory reset the miner by holding the reset/IP set button for 4-15 seconds then release. Then set up the pool and test it again. If it doesn't work your only option is to contact support but if you bought it 2nd hand I don't know if they can help you. Try the troubleshooting guide from the link below - https://www.zeusbtc.com/articles/asic-miner-troubleshooting/1753-how-does-innosilicon-quickly-determine-the-location-of-the-fault-through-the-fault-code |