The profit switcher will use the Cgminer API to make pool priority changes. The web port will not be used. I think your Antminer is running with Restricted API access, where the miner only can be monitored by Awesome Miner but operations like setting pool priorities will not be available.

In order for the profit switcher to work, the miner must be in Privileged API access. As you don't have SSH access on your current firmware version, you will have to install the Awesome Miner firmware for this to work.

The SD card installation method should always work. Can you please verify:

1) The SD card is formatted with FAT32 file system

2) The files you put on the SD card correctly. It is not the same file you install via the web interface that you can put on the SD card. It should look similar to the screenshot you see at the end of this page:
https://support.awesomeminer.com/support/solutions/articles/35000145544-awesome-miner-antminer-firmware-installation

For L3+, you should for example see a few files in the root folder and then have a single sub folder called "nand".

SD card installation is required when running Bitmain firmware from July 2019 and later - as these have the signature validation. Installing via the web interface will give you the signature error message.

Awesome Miner version 7.5.5

 Awesome Miner Antminer firmware
  - New firmware version 3.8.7.1 for Antminer L3+/L3++. After the upgrade, a Mining Profile must be applied for the Antminer to operate at the correct hashrate.
 ASIC mining
  - Temperature display for BraiinsOS BOSminer
 Changes
  - Improved log file rotation
 Mining software
  - Gminer 2.09
  - CpuMiner-Opt 3.12.8.2
  - NbMiner 30.0
 Corrections
  - Managed Profit Switcher correction for a specific scenario where Phoenix Miner is used in combination with thresholds
  - Correction to profit factors calculations for user defined pools in specific scenarios

Awesome Miner version 7.5.4

 Features
  - Display of power efficiency in the miner list and displayed as an average per miner group. Configurable in the Options dialog, General section.
 Mining software
  - TT-miner 4.0.0
  - XmRig 5.11.1
 Corrections
  - Correction to triggers detecting the current Firmware Mining Profile for Antminer S17/T17
  - Correction to profit factors calculations for user defined pools in specific scenarios

The AMD drivers reports a power usage of the Core only, so it's lower than the actual value. The nVidia drivers on the other hand are reporting more realistic numbers that represents the entire card.

What we do for AMD to make the number a bit more realistic is to increase it by 35% by default. So if the AMD drivers tells us that a card consume 100W, we display that as 135W by default in Awesome Miner as it's closer to the true usage. This is configurable in the Options dialog, GPU Settings section.

I'm not able to reproduce this issue. May I ask for your Awesome Miner log file (toolbar: Tools -> Log File). Please send via e-mail or https://www.awesomeminer.com/contact

Thanks for your report. Are you able to reproduce this problem if you have local mining running and you exit and then restart Awesome Miner? Or only during upgrades?

Awesome Miner version 7.5.3

 Features
  - Added HTTP API for modifying configuration file properties on Antminers
  - The Information column can include power efficiency expressed as Watt/TH
  - Show Antminer firmware date on the Summary tab for a selected miner
  - The use of MiningWorker variable in the pool password field can be used even when 'Add to worker name' is disabled on the miner
 Mining software
 - CpuMiner-Opt 3.12.8.1
  - XmRig 5.11

Hi Ralf,

Can you please send me the API report for this miner (toolbar: Tools -> API Report) together with your Awesome Miner configuration file (%appdata%\AwesomeMiner\ConfigData.xml)? I would need to review the complete scenario in order to find out what causing the problem. Please send these details via mail (or Contact Us on the web site).

I assume it's the Revenue/Profit display in the miner list that doesn't take the Profit Factor into consideration correctly?

Thanks!

Hi Ralf,

Please select this miner in the list of miners and click on the Pools tab at the bottom of the screen. Do you see the pool description, as defined in Awesome Miner, here? Or only the Pool URL?

An ASIC miner is reporting a pool URL and worker name and Awesome Miner is trying to match this with the pool you have defined in Awesome Miner. If the URL and worker name are the same, it's a match. Once matched, Awesome Miner can apply Profit Factors defined on the pool.

Thanks!

All configuration data is stored in the folder: %appdata%\AwesomeMiner\
You will find multiple backup files created every month.

In addition, Awesome Miner uses two additional backup files for recent configuration in case the primary configuration file becomes corrupt. In your case it sounds like the primary configuration file became corrupt as part of the power failure. This is why Awesome Miner picked up an older backup file as a fallback. This is probably the most recent valid configuration available.

Every time you click OK in the Options dialog, add new miners and so on, Awesome Miner writes this to the primary configuration file.

If you want, please send me your Awesome Miner log file (via PM or mail) as it will always print the failed configuration file content to the log file before moving on to a backup file. In some cases the primary configuration file is completely corrupt, while it in other cases can be possible to extract some data.

It's currently not configurable. The reason Awesome Miner disable the watchdog of mining software like Nbminer is because in case of a crash of Nbminer, the Nbminer watchdog would restart the Nbminer process. Awesome Miner will not have any idea of what's going on here and just notice the crash (original process no longer running) and restarts Nbminer. You would end up with two Nbminer processes.

Because Awesome Miner automatically restarts mining software that is crashing, the use of watchdogs built-in the mining software generally causes more problems than they solve.

Hi Ralf,

Can you please increase "Disable chains at CHIP temperature" (overheat feature) from the default 90 to 93 C for example. This will make the overheat temperature compared to the Target chip temperature more than 10 C and the fans will behave like you want.

Which mining software is it? NbMiner?

The Awesome Miner main application requires Windows, but you can run CPU and GPU mining on Linux. See:
https://support.awesomeminer.com/support/solutions/articles/35000086210-remote-agent-for-linux

In most cases all popular coins are added to WhatToMine.com or CoinCalculators.io and these coins will automatically show up in Awesome Miner as well. Unfortunately this specific coin isn't listed yet.

Thanks for the update.

So when you download and run the 7.5.2 installer from our web site, you get all the installations dialogs and it looks fine during the installation, but once you launch Awesome Miner later on - it's still on the old version?
And a reboot doesn't resolve this?

Thanks for the feedback Ralf. I will look into this scenario.

1) Can you please send me the Remote Agent log file via PM or e-mail (toolbar: Tools -> Log File -> Remote Agent)
2) Please also confirm if manual fan speed changes are working or not. This will be of help to understand if it's a problem with setting fan speed in general or if it's only the the global fan speed feature that isn't working.
Thanks!

Can you please check if a reboot resolves this? Please see the post above for details:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=676942.msg54231813#msg54231813