Antminer S1 - Can not connect

[airpline1]

I can't seem to connect to my Antminer S1, The Ethernet port shows a steady green LED blinking. No Orange/Yellow.
I was updating my firmware, then my PSU failed on me, Switched to another PSU, now I can't connect to my S1, And I want to mine!
Help? I also tried pressing the switch on the Antminers Network card. nothing

[airpline1]

Ok, I pressed the reset button for a while, about 30 seconds, now, the green LED on the Ethernet port of the Antminer, is dim Green, Not Super Bright, But it's dim and is noticeable that it is on.

[airpline1]

Wow, Almost 100 views and no one knows how to answer this question... Wow

[guitarplinker]

Try going into your router to see connected devices, the S1 should be one of the connected devices. Then find it's IP and connect to it from your PC.

If you can't find it on your router, make sure that it's on the same IP range as your router. If your router isn't on the 192.168.1.x range, then follow this guide to change the S1's IP: https://docs.google.com/document/d/155UOVTLYBcNRWTDKAkLLStFbpCMv0eK4f1gkNoyRiZ0/view

[nwfella]

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The default tcp/ip address that Bitmain S1's come configured on is 192.168.1.99

Open up a DOS prompt (or terminal if using linux) and attempt to ping that address.  If it's pingable (i.e. system on same subnet as S1) you should be able to access the S1's admin functions by jumping to http://192.168.1.99 (in your web browser) (u: root, p: root)

If you find that the address isn't pingable, try resetting your unit back to default by pressing and holding the reset switch for a good 5 count.

[spazzdla]

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Sounds like you bricked it(you are screwed), you also have a massive red review..

Everyone assumes you are just stirring shit up.  Sounds like you know that losing power during a firmware update is bad news(it is for any Fing device) and you are just trying to stir up some trouble.

[GigaBit]

Wow, Almost 100 views and no one knows how to answer this question... Wow

Sounds like you bricked it(you are screwed), you also have a massive red review..

Everyone assumes you are just stirring shit up.  Sounds like you know that losing power during a firmware update is bad news(it is for any Fing device) and you are just trying to stir up some trouble.

My thoughts exactly... but let's be the better bunch

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That said, to OP...

Anything going wrong during a firmware update (why???) results 99% of the time in hardware damage, you need a new card.

Usually, Bitmain will tell you it's the LAST thing ANYONE should do, even pros don't get it right all the time.

I never did any firmware updates and never missed a second of mining; I like to plan a lot.

It's like losing power during a .NET install/update or if something goes bad during a system restore.

Your hashboards still work, probably... but you will need a new ethernet control card, which makes no sense to buy anything for S1's anymore.

Those suckers are around $50 a pop, you can get a new S1 at that price.

Good luck to ya 

Send that miner to your decom pile and keep it for parts.