You can do that in the bamt.conf file as well.

Post your bamt.file and lets see whats in it and if there is something simple being missed.

Also, I am assuming, but have you updated your cgminer to at least 2.11.4?

Can you take a pic of the screen and post it?  I think I know what red screen you are talking about, and I think it leads back to stratum servers and you needing to update your cgminer and use that.

First thing I would suggest is updating to a current version of cgminer.  But if its working for you, then go ahead.

Secondly, you can use a -d argument to specify which gpu to use (I believe, dont use it myself).  But default cgminer will use all devices it can find, this way can special -d 1 for example if you want to use gpu 1 instead of gpu 0.

Thirdly, you can set all of your gpu engine, fan, temp cut off, etc, just by using the arguments laid out on the cgminer page (whether it be command line, or conf file) located here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=28402.0

Are you using a powered hub?  If not, see about getting one.  I was using my jalapeno on a pi up until this morning.  I plugged it into my powered hub (no special drivers needed, it just uses windows drivers already installed), downloaded bfgminer, quickly set my pool settings in my shortcut, and started.  Took me all of 2 minutes.  Has been mining happily with no problems for 2 hours now.

Edit:  Just to be clear, I meant that I was mining on a Pi, but this morning I moved to a Win7 x64 system with no problems.

Since you are using cgminer in BAMT, you do not need to edit the /pools file.  I think the reason why you are not getting an auto start (I could be wrong, but you didnt state it below) is that you have not declared in you bamt.conf file to use cgminer from the get go.

1) In the bamt.conf file, scroll down to right below where you can setup smtp settings.  Add the following lines.
     cgminer: 1
     cgminer_opt: --config /etc/bamt/cgminer.conf  (or where ever in the directory you have your cgminer.conf file located)

2) Scroll down to gpu0, and delete the line "disabled: 0 (or 1 if its a fresh install)" and replace it with "cgminer: 1"

This will tell BAMT to start cgminer from the start and will enable gpu0 in cgminer also.

As for undervolting, in your settings in your cgminer.conf file, you can use "gpu-vddc": "xxx", to set your voltage.  I dont personally use that, but this is the setting that is built into cgminer.

Additionally, since you used auto-fan and auto-gpu in your command line, but its not in your conf file, you will need to add those in as well.

What Catalyst version are you using?

auto-gpu needs a range, so he should have his range just like you have yours, instead of specific gpu setting.  The whole point is that will adjust the gpu setting, along with the fan setting, to within the range you set in order to hit and keep your target temp as best it can.

So you are running BAMT stock (not even using cgminer), and you are getting this error?  Is your pool stratum (as I believe the old BAMT protocol is still getwork and thus your pool may not like that).

What version SDK and drivers did they have you install?

I personally use Arctic Silver 5 on all my re-pasting jobs.

Not quite sure, but I think the process for any coin would be about the same, download the appropriate client you would need and configure it, download its particular blockchain, then point your rig to connect and start looking for blocks.

Here is a tut for litecoins, I would suspect that most any coin (at least SHA256) would be about the same.  But I could be totally off as I  have never solo mined anything.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=83371.0

Are you mining BTC or LTC?  If BTC you probably wouldnt need them, unless the cards you have do not have PCIE power connectors themselves.  If you are mining LTC, I would say absolutely you need powered risers.

If you have an extra network plug in at work, pick up a cheap Raspberry Pi, download Minepeon, set it up, and go, and leave them at work. 

I think I read it on Reddit, dont have the exact link.  But if I remember correctly, Chase had closed their accounts which was making it harder for Bitinstant to fund the payment options they were listing.  Then you add in the Dwolla account seize of Mt Gox accounts, and it seems the Big Brother has taken a shine to digital currency and its cash providers.  Main issue seems to be that they are not listing themselves with the government as a business that provides cash monies to customers.

Coins are stolen all the time from Gox.  If your password was phished, or if someone got access to Gox (again) and did a mass withdrawal of a bunch of accounts.  Happened to me about this time last year actually, 12 coins gone just like that.  No way of getting them back either.  I used to still use Gox until they shut down Dwolla transfers.  But, I did get a YubiKey for 2-factor authentication so my account wouldnt be compromised again, but I echo the sayings of others here, dont store your coins on an exchange, use a local wallet, or something like a blockchain.info wallet and use 2-factor security.

Welcome back.  Yes, ASIC units are shipping, INCLUDING Butterfly Labs.  I sat on my order, received my Jalapeno 2 weeks ago and have been happily mining with it. Other ASICs are shipping as well from other companies, but very much expensive. 

Right, but there is a way that cgminer talks to the device through winusb.

But if you can get a hold of a powered hub, that would probably solve the problem.

Try adding -w 256 and remove --gpu-engine. You have a target temp listed so with --auto-gpu the system will auto adjust to hit that target temp, and with that being at 70 I dont see it getting over 950mhz

What GPU settings are you using with cgminer?  Are you using a config file, or are you using command lines to set your intensity, gpu engine, gpu clock, etc?  BTC mining is GPU engine heavy so you want to ramp up your GPU engine and down clock your memory, while LTC is sort of the opposite.  So if you are using settings that are meant for LTC mining, they will not work with BTC mining.

Honestly, with the crack down going on lately (the transfer you were talking about was halted on the 10th and is no longer an option), your best bet would be to transfer money back to your bank, sign up for coinbase.com, once you get your account verified there, transfer funds from your bank to coinbase, buy your BTC on there, then you can send them to your blockchain wallet.