thanks for the tip. speedy gives me

Date    Operation    Settlement
2013-11-29 17:16:53    Canceled :
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so marto. when will you ship my devices?

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Hey,
1. If you do have multimeter around you can check it out. There must be a shortcut between heatsink and minus.
2. Do not count on it unless confirmed but plus is the closest one to the boarder of the board

bTry again It works fine for me cclick link in marto's post
http://technobit.eu/0_1_3.rar

That parameter already right. And i hope you not forget to power on the PSU  

sudo ./cgminer --hexminerc-voltage 1100 --hexminerc-options 16:1500 --set_default_to_c

Done

technobit.eu/0_1_3.rar

0.1.3 Milestone release - Nanfury support is added with native libusb api. No hid api's are required!
* cgminer ./autegen.sh --enable-hexmineru to add Nanos' manufactured by TechnoBIT known as HEXu
* cgminer --hexmineru-frequency command line to set chip frequency - range 1-62
* cgminer Added to default /etc/config/cgminer  Factory default or web Save+Apply is required for changes to be applied!
* cgminer updated to 3.8.5 rev afe7710858e4ce28bb60f6ae6e167a18d687634f
* cgminer patch to cgminer 3.8.5 rev afe7710858e4ce28bb60f6ae6e167a18d687634f.patch - various code cleanup and optimization needs to be done
* hotplugd added hotplug support for HEXu in /udev/rules.d/01-cgminer.rules. Factory default is required for changes to be applied!
* openwrt updated to r39151

Okay I will try, Thank you very much

Do I have to start cgminer with any parameters?

ohh sorry,
it is the HEX16A2 connected to raspberry pi with debian wheezy, PSU has 16A at 12V, so it should be enough power available.
I tried with cgminer 3.8.1 with patch, board gets recognized but no hashes

i used this command to start cgminer:
sudo ./cgminer --hexminerc-voltage 900 --hexminerc-options 16:540

1. mkdir cgminer
2. cd cgminer
3. wget https://github.com/ckolivas/cgminer/archive/v3.8.5.tar.gz
4. tar -xvf v3.8.5.tar.gz
5. cd cgminer-3.8.5
6. wget https://www.dropbox.com/s/bqn2fzpglcs20be/afe7710858e4ce28bb60f6ae6e167a18d687634f.patch
7. patch -p1 < afe7710858e4ce28bb60f6ae6e167a18d687634f.patch
8. ./autogen.sh --enable-avalon --enable-hexminerc
9. make

Yes.
The 5 Volts are delivered by 7805 IC or from USB. Both are possible , depending on 0 Ohm resistor placement.
But from molex We get only 12 Volts, so you can direct solder wires on the connector terminals on the back.

Hi guys,

I followed the instructions on page 11 to get the board running with cgminer, but no success so far. Also on windows it was not possible for me the get it running.

The board LED's are blinking sometimes , sometimes not. Has anyone any Idea or had the same problems?
At least it got recognized on my raspberry, but thats all so far.

So generally as far the heatsink is machined there with 0.5 mm step and this edge of the board( around USB connector) is in the air, and can eventually bend
This cardboard is to prevent from shortening a few 3.3 and 5 V + points from shortening to the heatsink .
This was last minute patch on hex16A and it worked great -  600 units delivered.
So it was left like this as far we are always in a hurry with the next 2 products.
3 revisions of the heatsink and We forget to put a boss there in a suitable place.
Do not worry about fire. This is in the cool part of the board

Martin

If mine wasn't just a one-off I wonder if it was a rough-and-ready way of insulating some of the solder points on the bottom from shorting out against the alu heatsink, but from its positioning, I wasn't sure. Maybe Martin can offer some insight?

This grey bit looked strangely out of place so I thought I better have a quick inspection, considering I've got the replace the terrible screw above. This actually turned out to be a piece of cardboard. WTF.



This is the bit of cardboard, it was flipped over and slightly differently positioned when the heatsink is on. I've no fucking idea why someone thought it was a sensible idea to put a piece of cardboard between the heat sink and the board. Remembering these boards run VERY hot. I've no idea if this would have ever caught fire, but I HIGHLY recommend that everyone else check their units. You can probably also tell there was masses and masses of thermal paste strung across the face side of the board too, and thermal paste finger prints on all the steel hex mount legs, but these didn't really concern me.

Yes Dude 2.5Gh + per nano ....
Just refresh it frequently...
This is in return for your nice post card. I liked it 

Hey
watch technobit site for cgminer(patch)/tplink upgrade with nano support. It should be released any moment
 

Hahahaha
Joe I see this Trust: 0: -0 / +0(0)
I'm not able to prove if you got your chips or not as far it was regular mail in order you refused to pay handling.
@ the END I'll spend 50-100 USD for DHL and then will wait to see what next you'll write about in my treads.

And after looking up the ID's from the Technobit site, the Speedy site gave me DPD numbers as well. And hey, those numbers work on the DPD site

So it seems Technobit hands them over to Speedy, and Speedy hands them over to DPD (or something like that).
Downside is that both sites still state the package hasn't left Bulgaria yet

Anyway, I thought this information might be useful for some people here.