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Author Topic: Best way to shut down an Avalon 741?  (Read 270 times)
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November 05, 2017, 04:26:31 AM
Last edit: November 05, 2017, 01:09:02 PM by timk225
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For the 741, there's 2 ways to shut it off - turn off the controller first or the main power supplies.

For mine, I figured that if I shut down the controller first, that would end the data stream and the miner would go to idle.  And it did, so I could then safely give it a few minutes to cool off before turning off both power supplies (HP server 1200 and 750 watt PSUs).
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November 16, 2018, 08:33:29 PM
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For the 741, there's 2 ways to shut it off - turn off the controller first or the main power supplies.

For mine, I figured that if I shut down the controller first, that would end the data stream and the miner would go to idle.  And it did, so I could then safely give it a few minutes to cool off before turning off both power supplies (HP server 1200 and 750 watt PSUs).

hi,

and how to you shut down the controller safely?
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November 16, 2018, 08:46:39 PM
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That's what I tend to do. It just seems to be the gentlest way to power down the equipment.

I actually run 2 741s on 2450w psus which is why I started thinking of a way to avoid just throwing the switch.

I tend to stop cgminer from the status page. Watch the miners idle until they are cooled down to the touch. Then throw power and disconnect.

After this if I have to move the controller I unplug it.


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