Broke Internet on Antminer S1

[reduxde]

Trying to get the WiFi set up for the Antminer S1.  Hooked up the antenna, but I couldn't get it to connect via wifi.

I haven't changed any of the WAN settings, but I went into LAN and checked to bridge the LAN with WAN and WWAN and put in the wireless info.  In the admin page it showed LAN WAN and WWAN all 3 connected on the addresses .1.3, .1.6, and .1.99.  Rebooted the machine, now it seems bricked.

I can't get at it from its static IP address at .1.99, I can't get at it from either of the two dynamic IP addresses the DHCP is giving it (currently .1.3 and .1.6).  I can't seem to administrate it or fix it in any way, and it's not mining.

Not sure what to do.  Did I just ruin the machine? ;-;

[dogie]

Reset to default button. Support thread here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=355387.0

[reduxde]

Thanks for the follow up dogie... Is that the small black button up against the heat sync left of where the antenna wire plugs in?  Do I have to hold it for a certain amount of time or power it on and off while holding it?  Simply pressing it or pressing & holding for 5 seconds doesn't seem to reset anything.

[reduxde]

sorry, i'm not getting this.  Pressed the button labeled S2 on the antminer, rebooted it and set my router back to 192.168.2.1, but i'm still not seeing the antminer at either 192.168.2.1 or 192.168.1.1.  Not sure if the reset isn't working or if it's something else.

[reduxde]

WHEW, ok, the reset button seems to be broken on my machine or something because it did nothing, but i did a hard reset and it sounded like the computer had the equivalent of a heart attack; all the lights shut off and it got dead silent the instant i tapped the paperclip to the terminals, then it came back alive and jumped back on the network at 192.168.1.99

Thanks for the idea Dogie, i didn't even think to look for a way to do a hard reset

[dogie]

Glad its working now. For others finding this thread, most miners need a combined soft (button) and hard (power off + on) reset to get back to default.