Im definitely seeking consultation on here. I have ten years experience in the contracting files that. Includes basic to intermediate electrical wiring. I’ve run the riser to the panel myself. I’ve installed the breakers myself and I’ve run the home runs myself. I really just need some recommendations as to which double pole 20 amp outlets to buy or how to wire these 110v outlets. Thanks so much
Which 220v 20a outlets to buy depends on what your country uses: schuko? NEMA? Other? Ref this list here As for wire gauge, again all depends on what the standards are for your country. As for 'consultation' here in the Forum: Because of liability concerns NO professional electrician or EE should be giving advice to the general public in a Public forum because if something goes wrong its OUR ass that can be on the line and facing a lawsuit. Aside from that, advice from an unknown non-professional must only be treated as their opinion which means it is not necessarily correct. Their opinion might not be wrong, just be sure to check the information against several sources to see if it jives. |
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Calling it "not uncommon to lose a hash board" is being too kind. I got fed up with losing s9 boards on an almost regular basis and a few years ago moved to Avalons because of BM's crappy designs. To date just 1 A7 bad hash board and zero A8 failures
That said, now that you mention it, yes: Was always just 1 board and generally the center one.
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DO NOT DO THAT!
Yes it *can* be done however it is an extremely bad and unsafe idea.
If you want 220v then hire an electrician or take a small elect course at your local home improvement center and do it right.
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Even though from a logic point of view it makes much more sense $$ wise because the infrastructure is already in place and it is a win/win. You are simply running the meter backward frame of mind.
It's almost but not quite that simple: The problem Utilities run into is that the monitoring and control part of their infra was designed assuming power is going out to the end-user. Yes local loads around the folks using solar etc. to feed back into the grid can and will absorb much of the 'wrong-way' power flow but -- there is a limit to how much can be fed in because way-back when the control infra was built they only cared about sending to customers. Putting several out of their control power sources that are each independently trying to regulate their power output into the grid raises hell with it if the local loads can't use at least a large part of it. |
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AFAIK in the interest of squeezing all the efficiency possible from a miner these are all using the PSU to regulate the Vcore applied to the chip strings. Losing the on-board regulators saves 5% power loss or more per-board. That means the only way to replace the PSU yourself is by using an exact replacement that has the connections needed for remote voltage control or sensing.
So is an integrated PSU a good idea? With everyone screaming for higher THs/J, yes.
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@soymoji
Did you also try a different USB cable? Cables that are for charging only are more common than one would think... It needs one that is not just for power but must also support data transfer, sometimes called a 'sync' cable.
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Ya, belongs in altcoins area because where you posted is for BTC mining only and the difficulty of mining BTC means that FPGA's were left in the dust around very early 2013.
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This Pi is running 7 miners, 4 on 1 AUC and 3 on a 2nd one. 1st AUC reported shows: CRC[0 0 0 0],MM Count=4,Smart Speed=1,Connecter=AUC,AUC VER=AUC-20151208,AUC I2C Speed=400000,AUC I2C XDelay=19200,AUC Sensor=11129,AUC Temperature=43.21,Connection Overloaded=false,Voltage Level Offset=-1,Nonce Mask=24,USB Pipe=0,USB Delay=r0 0.000000 w0 0.000000,USB tmo=0 0|STATS=1,ID=AV81,Elapsed=16062,Calls=0,Wait=0.000000,Max=0.000000,Min=99999999.000000,MM ID1=Ver[8411812-d33ea90] and the 2nd AUC reports: CRC[0 0 0 0],MM Count=3,Smart Speed=1,Connecter=AUC,AUC VER=AUC-20151208,AUC I2C Speed=400000,AUC I2C XDelay=19200,AUC Sensor=11677,AUC Temperature=41.12,Connection Overloaded=false,Voltage Level Offset=-1,Nonce Mask=24,USB Pipe=0,USB Delay=r0 0.000000 w0 0.000000,USB tmo=0 0|STATS=2,ID=POOL0,Elapsed=16236,Calls=0,Wait=0.000000,Max=0.000000,Min=99999999.000000,Pool Calls=0,Pool Attempts=0,Pool Wait=0.000000,Pool Max=0.000000,Pool Min=99999999.000000,Pool Av=0.000000,Work Had Roll Time=false,Work Can Roll=false,Work Had Expire=false,Work Roll Time=0,Work Diff=81853.00000000,Min Diff=4098.00000000,Max Diff=81853.00000000,Min Diff Count=310,Max Diff Count=116532,Times Sent=4768,Bytes Sent=652003,Times Recv=5304,Bytes Recv=873196,Net Bytes Sent=652003,Net Bytes Recv=873196|STATS=3,ID=POOL1,Elapsed=16236,Calls=0,Wait=0.000000,Max=0.000000,Min=99999999.000000,Pool Calls=0,Pool Attempts=0,Pool Wait=0.000000,Pool Max=0.000000,Pool Min=99999999.000000,Pool Av=0.000000,Work Had Roll Time=false,Work Can Roll=false,Work Had Expire=false,Work Roll Time=0,Work Diff=0.00000000,Min Diff=0.00000000,Max Diff=0.00000000,Min Diff Count=0,Max Diff Count=0,Times Sent=2,Bytes Sent=153,Times Recv=5,Bytes Recv=1610,Net Bytes Sent=153,Net Bytes Recv=1610|STATS=4,ID=POOL2,Elapsed=16236,Calls=0,Wait=0.000000,Max=0.000000,Min=99999999.000000,Pool Calls=0,Pool Attempts=0,Pool Wait=0.000000,Pool Max=0.000000,Pool Min=99999999.000000,Pool Av=0.000000,Work Had Roll Time=false,Work Can Roll=false,Work Had Expire=false,Work Roll Time=0,Work Diff=0.00000000,Min Diff=0.00000000,Max Diff=0.00000000,Min Diff Count=0,Max Diff Count=0,Times Sent=2,Bytes Sent=153,Times Recv=5,Bytes Recv=1610,Net Bytes Sent=153,Net Bytes Recv=1610|' Yours should read about the same regarding AUC IC2 Speed, temps, Connection Overloaded, etc. |
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If you mean using powered hub to power the RasPi it is generally NOT an option unless it specifically says it will supply at least 2.5A per-port. (Canaan calls for at least 2.5A rating).
If you mean using a hub between the Pi and the AUC's --no one has EVER needed to do that. The issue with running more than 3 miners per AUC is not related to power, it is related to longer communications times needed to talk to all the miners in the chain. That increased time leads to higher number of rejected shares.
For full info on all Avalon miners use the CGMiner API log. There is a ton of data there on the AUC's including data speed, voltages, temp, etc.
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DO make sure that the USB A-micro cable between the controller and AUC is good for data and is not just a charging cable. Charging cables do not support data transfer (also called 'sync'). Using the wrong cable is a fairly common issue...
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Do those 192.168.2.xxx addresses belong to other computers that are on your network that may be trying to make child connections? If those are your computers then those are what need to be checked for viruses because to me it looks like an outside device is trying to connect with the miner - not the miner initiating the connections.
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NO cloudmining site is good because the vast majority, if not all, of them end up being Ponzi schemes. The only trustworthy way to mine is with your own hardware.
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As Steamtyme said, post the API log here so we can see what is happening. Use the code button # to do it. Usually we only need from the top of the log to just after the block of text for the AUC stats.
Make sure that both the console and miner firmware are the same version (date) as the 921's can be picky about that.
As for the controller, it must NOT be a RasPi 3+, only the 1B, 2B and 3B are supported.
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Let's start with telling us what kind of miner is it. They are all very different ya know....
Made by Bitmain? Canaan? Other? What model?
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 Gave ya Merit for keeping us informed as to what you found.
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.... Take a look at the very top of this area You will see the Avalon's Troubleshooting/repair thread. Use it... Oh, and while the system log can be useful what we really need to see is the CGMiner API log. That will tell us the actual status of the power in and miner hardware. |
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Well that was fun.... Finally got around to changing pool #3 from Kano's de node to the Oregon one on the 3 M10 miners at home. Of course that meant restarting them and -- miner #2 did not want to fire up. Constantly reported 0 chips on slot-1 (they go from 0 to 2) which oddly enough is physically the board on the left side and not the center board... Looking into the air inlet end of the miner and going by the green LED's, the boards would fire up: middle on then off, right on then off, then both middle and right on and stay on - so far so good -- then the left board would come on for less than a second and take the other 2 down. Endlessly repeat..... Fearing the dreaded bridge board problem I unplugged it, removed the 2 screws that hold the board in place for shipping (is a snug fit even w/o the screws) and reseated the board: Success! It lives again! Bloody hell I hate it when a board that probably cost 50-cents to make takes down a whole machine...  |
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As long as the miners are happy with their temps that should work just fine. Same goes for using the waste heat to keep a bakery proofing room warm.
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