Is there an app that can schedule frequency changes on S7/S9 ? Thanks! Anyone?

[wmabern]

Wondered if there was a "task scheduler" type app that can adjust the frequency on the Antminer depending on time of day.
Thanks for any responses.  

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[Sierra8561]

Wondered if there was a "task scheduler" type app that can adjust the frequency on the Antminer depending on time of day.
Thanks for any responses.  

Something like this is sure to receive tons of donations. Hell I'd pay for it, great idea.

[michelem]

I'm working on the next version of Minera and probably it will do also that so keep an eye to this thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=596620.0
I hope to release something by the end of the summer.

[wmabern]

I'm working on the next version of Minera and probably it will do also that so keep an eye to this thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=596620.0
I hope to release something by the end of the summer.

Cool!

[Wawan sugeng priadi]

Something like this is sure to receive tons of donations.
Great idea.

[QuintLeo]

Should be some way to do that using the standard cron in pretty much every LINUX distribution.

[Subw]

Should be some way to do that using the standard cron in pretty much every LINUX distribution.

every but not in the cutdown version of angstrom linux bitmain used in S5/S7

[patrike]

This feature is implemented in the latest version of Awesome Miner.

The benefit of using Awesome Miner for this is that you can easily define schedules and rules for when this operation should be performed. It can be performed for one, many or all your Antminers - no need to manually go into each Antminer and make changes (that's boring if you have more than a single Antminer).

Please see this help page for instructions how to use the Rule concept in Awesome Miner to define schedules for changing the frequency of Antminer S7 / S9.
http://www.awesomeminer.com/help/antmineroperations.aspx

Because this implementation is based on the Awesome Miner rules, you can define way more advanced conditions when to trigger a change. For example when the temperature is above a certain limit or when the HW Error rate is getting too high.