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Like I've got 3 of the raspberry pi units...one of them controlling 3 Black widows, one controlling 2 furys and the other is basically testing 1 fury...any idea as to whether I can control all the units from a single account? OR do I need 3 zenminer accounts? :/ I sent a support ticket, let's hope they answer soon! lol
Why don't you have them all hooked up to one zenMiner? Because I have no idea if that's possible..their shitty GUI interface only shows the option of choose either Fury, Black Widow or Falcon at this time. I didn't know it could control more than one..that being said I have everything powered on and it seems like the hashes aren't going anywhere. I wish there was some kind of guide or help as to how many zen miner controlers you can control per account, which types of miners can be on the same controller, etc. There is NO information and it totally sucks. You don't receive any written information (start up guide) or anything with the orders? What exactly is delivered? I thought the info was delivered with the ZenMiner controller? |
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malkbaby
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May 30, 2014, 02:39:11 AM |
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I didn't receive ANY information at all whatsoever. I just got a box last week with 3 zen miners in it and no explanation of what the hell they were...I had to google it.
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May 30, 2014, 02:42:02 AM |
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Is your flash card inserted solidly? You can download the flash image (OS and mining binary) from GAW, then put it onto your card. If you are having issues with the ZenController (raspberry Pi) here's what I suggest you can do to possibly find the problem: Connect the HDMI cable from the ZenController to a display and plug a USB keyboard into the ZenMiner. Login using Username: root
Password: gawminers
Once logged in, you can enter the cgminer screen process by typing: screen -rYou will see the current output from cgminer and if you're like me, instantly realize you did not enter your pool credentials correctly.  To exit the screen and leave cgminer running, press Control-a-d. (i.e. hold 'Control' then press 'a' then press 'd'). If you dont have an HDMI compatible display, the ZenController is preconfigured to grab an IP address from the network via DHCP. So you can login to your internet router and the ZenController will probably listed in your list of connected devices / DHCP leases. You can then SSH into the ZenController using the same login info as above. You could also scan your network for the IP address, or randomly try IP addresses on your network until you get an SSH connection. Mine won't even get an IP address. Not from my router, or my extender. Tested on known working ports with known working cables. Connected a monitor to it and it asked me to install an OS to it. I'm wondering if I didn't get the ZenMiner OS installed on mine. I can't find the zenMINER os anywhere on GAW's site. You have a link for me? |
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May 30, 2014, 02:42:11 AM |
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I like the reject rate, but how come the discards is as high as the accepts? Is that normal?
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Each pool's #'s look different. At CleverMining you just look at the Mh/s and they usually work out to the stats on their home page. Today at 122% profitability to Litecoin and it's only .00273 btc per day per Mh/s, difficulty already kicking in.
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May 30, 2014, 02:45:01 AM |
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I'm curious if anyone has tested how much power their Fury is actually pulling from the wall?
I'm happy with my Fury which has now been running for over 24 hours at 1.3 mh/s or above. Still waiting on zenminers to fix my account as they said something was wrong with the people who signed up early. I signed up when I recieved it around 3pm est yesterday. Hopefully the Pi will be working soon, but either way it was a nice suprise to receive and it is working great on my Linux rig.
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May 30, 2014, 02:51:08 AM |
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I like the reject rate, but how come the discards is as high as the accepts? Is that normal?
Each pool's #'s look different. At CleverMining you just look at the Mh/s and they usually work out to the stats on their home page. Today at 122% profitability to Litecoin and it's only .00273 btc per day per Mh/s, difficulty already kicking in. Actually, that's the current price of BTC kicking in.... |
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May 30, 2014, 02:53:14 AM |
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GAWMiners... can you provide a 12V switching power supply for the Black Widow that could ship with my week 2 orders??? Or provide detailed power requirements in 12V amps for all the new miners? New products for you to sell. I really don't want to mess with a PC power supply. Thank you.
This would work, and it's on sale. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817371072Wouldn't something like this work? ...and no, I'm not the seller! http://www.ebay.com/itm/14053671826412V@50A and is shipped from USA. If that's enough power, I'd just need cable adapters... Why though? It's cheaper going with the PSU above + don't have to buy adapter cables. On top of that the service that comes with NewEgg, free returns/exchanges etc. Who knows what will happen with that eBay unit? I do have a Thermaltake 850W I can pull from a gaming system I'm not using. No time for games anymore... <sigh>. If I had RAM that worked... it'd be mining X11 right now with the GPU's. But alas... worthless except for parts. Yeah, I say just pull it if you're not using it. On top of that it's free Good enough! I just need to figure out how to turn it on now in a reliable way. Which wires? Green to Black? I really wish the new miners just had the 24-pin CPU power connector on them and ran them accordingly. Don't need 12V for a RPi (there is a 5V rail available)... etc. Would be more efficient since there is lots of 5V amps available... You know? |
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May 30, 2014, 02:56:57 AM |
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I'm curious if anyone has tested how much power their Fury is actually pulling from the wall?
I'm happy with my Fury which has now been running for over 24 hours at 1.3 mh/s or above. Still waiting on zenminers to fix my account as they said something was wrong with the people who signed up early. I signed up when I recieved it around 3pm est yesterday. Hopefully the Pi will be working soon, but either way it was a nice suprise to receive and it is working great on my Linux rig.
Yes, almost exactly 50 watts each at 328 (stock) clock, tested individually and together. At this moment I have all three churning away and my Kill-A-Watt that my power strip is plugged into (with just the Furys) currently shows 152W at the wall. Not sure why mine aren't doing the advertised 35w, but who knows what kind of configuration was used to obtain that number. |
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May 30, 2014, 02:59:17 AM |
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I'm curious if anyone has tested how much power their Fury is actually pulling from the wall?
I'm happy with my Fury which has now been running for over 24 hours at 1.3 mh/s or above. Still waiting on zenminers to fix my account as they said something was wrong with the people who signed up early. I signed up when I recieved it around 3pm est yesterday. Hopefully the Pi will be working soon, but either way it was a nice suprise to receive and it is working great on my Linux rig.
Yes, almost exactly 50 watts each at 328 (stock) clock, tested individually and together. At this moment I have all three churning away and my Kill-A-Watt that my power strip is plugged into (with just the Furys) currently shows 152W at the wall. Not sure why mine aren't doing the advertised 35w, but who knows what kind of configuration was used to obtain that number. I think 300 is stock clock... |
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May 30, 2014, 03:00:07 AM |
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Sorry I couldn't find it again - Their site is not the most organized...
I can't find the zenMINER os anywhere on GAW's site. You have a link for me?
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May 30, 2014, 03:00:39 AM |
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Guys, I will have them make wifi support a priority +1 infinityllion |
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May 30, 2014, 03:01:33 AM |
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I'm curious if anyone has tested how much power their Fury is actually pulling from the wall?
I'm happy with my Fury which has now been running for over 24 hours at 1.3 mh/s or above. Still waiting on zenminers to fix my account as they said something was wrong with the people who signed up early. I signed up when I received it around 3pm est yesterday. Hopefully the Pi will be working soon, but either way it was a nice surprise to receive and it is working great on my Linux rig.
Yes, almost exactly 50 watts each at 328 (stock) clock, tested individually and together. At this moment I have all three churning away and my Kill-A-Watt that my power strip is plugged into (with just the Furys) currently shows 152W at the wall. Not sure why mine aren't doing the advertised 35w, but who knows what kind of configuration was used to obtain that number. Thanks. I'm going to grab a Kill-A-Watt one of these days. I only have a few gridseeds, a fury, and another week two fury on the way. I just checked out the Zeus thread over at litecointalk and seems like a ton of people are complaining about power among other things. Makes me happy I chose GAW for my first gridseeds as they have been great ever since. |
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May 30, 2014, 03:01:38 AM |
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I'm curious if anyone has tested how much power their Fury is actually pulling from the wall?
I'm happy with my Fury which has now been running for over 24 hours at 1.3 mh/s or above. Still waiting on zenminers to fix my account as they said something was wrong with the people who signed up early. I signed up when I recieved it around 3pm est yesterday. Hopefully the Pi will be working soon, but either way it was a nice suprise to receive and it is working great on my Linux rig.
Yes, almost exactly 50 watts each at 328 (stock) clock, tested individually and together. At this moment I have all three churning away and my Kill-A-Watt that my power strip is plugged into (with just the Furys) currently shows 152W at the wall. Not sure why mine aren't doing the advertised 35w, but who knows what kind of configuration was used to obtain that number. It's quite reasonable, since they hash 33% faster than advertised How hot are the furies? Is the included fan sufficient, considering that summer is approaching? |
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May 30, 2014, 03:04:05 AM |
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The Fury itself is ice cold when cranking away. I think the heatsink and fan are actually TOO much, but too much is better than not enough. The cheap power supply, however, is hot as balls. That's getting replaced VERY soon...
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May 30, 2014, 03:05:03 AM |
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I'm curious if anyone has tested how much power their Fury is actually pulling from the wall?
I'm happy with my Fury which has now been running for over 24 hours at 1.3 mh/s or above. Still waiting on zenminers to fix my account as they said something was wrong with the people who signed up early. I signed up when I recieved it around 3pm est yesterday. Hopefully the Pi will be working soon, but either way it was a nice suprise to receive and it is working great on my Linux rig.
Yes, almost exactly 50 watts each at 328 (stock) clock, tested individually and together. At this moment I have all three churning away and my Kill-A-Watt that my power strip is plugged into (with just the Furys) currently shows 152W at the wall. Not sure why mine aren't doing the advertised 35w, but who knows what kind of configuration was used to obtain that number. I think 300 is stock clock... Ok, stock to me is whatever the thing is configured with when i first fire it up. I guess if 300 is really stock, that MAY explain the 15w discrepancy. |
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May 30, 2014, 03:07:20 AM |
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The Fury itself is ice cold when cranking away. I think the heatsink and fan are actually TOO much, but too much is better than not enough. The cheap power supply, however, is hot as balls. That's getting replaced VERY soon...
That's cool, thanks for the info. What kind of power supply could one replace it with? |
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May 30, 2014, 03:07:42 AM |
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The Fury itself is ice cold when cranking away. I think the heatsink and fan are actually TOO much, but too much is better than not enough. The cheap power supply, however, is hot as balls. That's getting replaced VERY soon...
Right. That's kind of a bummer. The included 12v 5A supply provides 60w max. Out of the box, with an untouched Zenminer config, they pull 50w. You're already running at ~83.3% of capacity right out of the gate and if there's one thing we've learned from mining is to never run above 80%  |
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May 30, 2014, 03:10:31 AM |
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Guys, I will have them make wifi support a priority +1 infinityllion Without Wi-Fi support... I'll be dead in the water. I'm glad it's a priority. Just tell me exactly which USB Wi-Fi module to get that's supported (GAWMiners... another sales opportunity) and I'll get it! Thanks!!! |
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May 30, 2014, 03:12:45 AM
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My zenminer status shows 0 mh/s.
I ssh'd into the zenminer unit and found that cgminer is happily running with somebody else's pool config.
Update : Zenminer support got back to me pretty quickly saying the wrong software image was loaded on my device ... they're going to provide the correct one. I'm sure these guy are super busy right now.
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