If the chip number >32, the miner will config the blade with 48 chips, and it will not result in hash power reduce. For more info to support you, please send email to us with the picture of main page, thanks.
iBeLink™ DM384M ASIC Dash Miner Support Thread
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If the chip number >32, the miner will config the blade with 48 chips, and it will not result in hash power reduce. For more info to support you, please send email to us with the picture of main page, thanks.
semajjames
Member
It was the USB going into the Rasp Pi, all fixed and hashing now. Thank you!
Rabinovitch
Member
Have anyone tried to overclock this miner? What are your results?
semajjames
Member
How do I switch pools ? the start/stop button on my second pool is not red like all the other buttons
semajjames
Member
Thanks
mine certainly does not do that I waited like 3 min's ,,, the start button on the second pool is greyed out ?
semajjames
Member
it's fixed now ,,,,,,,, I think you were right about pool communicating but time did the trick... I was trying to connect to nicehash but it took ages for communication to work ,,,this is something I did'nt notice at the time when i first loaded up zpool
cheers
cryptodealer
Member
iBelink, please check your pm. i'm still having issues with customs because of lack of information from your shipper. let me know what are my options.
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Woody20285
New member
Hi,
Just took my dual miner out of the box.
Powered right up and fans spin.
However, none of the lights on the front light up and,
cannot access it.
Any thoughts on what I should do to resolve problem
would be appreciated.
Thank you,
Ron (Woody2028).
Just took my dual miner out of the box.
Powered right up and fans spin.
However, none of the lights on the front light up and,
cannot access it.
Any thoughts on what I should do to resolve problem
would be appreciated.
Thank you,
Ron (Woody2028).
Already forward to PM.
It seem some hardware issue in it.
Please make sure the connection line between Pi and LED lamp board is plugged in, it maybe loosed.
And double check the PI works normally, of course, do not forget check the network link is good status.
If possible, please replace the PI to test it.
Any more issue let us known, our email is [email protected]
Thanks
tuppydog
Active member
Got the same problem, they said to change out the Raspberry PI board, I'm going to order one this weekend and see if fixes this. I think it's a PS problem though.
note gaps are where the miner stopped today on nicehash:
Me too, Im thinking this maybe cause the nicehash it self, this is very random and from my 4 miners sometimes all 4 restarts in one time sometimes 2 of them and also any of them separately with different difficulty.
Important is that not the miner restarts as when you power it up just cgminer.
Or maybe our cgminer have extranonce bug?
Found this:
In: https://www.dash.org/forum/threads/...-9-mh-s-releasing-in-mid-may-2016.8624/page-3
Found this:
In: https://www.dash.org/forum/threads/...-9-mh-s-releasing-in-mid-may-2016.8624/page-3
tuppydog
Active member
But the version listed in the program is cgminer-3.5.6, I didn't think that had the bug in it, otherwise it wouldn't run at all on nicehash, but then again, there is no way to verify what version of cgminer that is used....
Very strange and telling though if all of your miners went down at the same time, that opens a new can of worms...
Very strange and telling though if all of your miners went down at the same time, that opens a new can of worms...
About the miner restart phenomenon, please refer to FAQ
Why mining software automatically restart?
Mining software support self recovery from network fault and drive fault function, with watchdog monitoring for the whole system , when an anomaly is detected, the mining software will automatically restart, trying to self recovery from the fault, so mining software auto restart is a normal phenomenon.
General, restart phenomenon should be random, but if your local network break down, the miner at the same router may restart at the same time and try to recover the network link.
Of course, the remote pool bad status may cause the miner restart also.
Further more, if you config the temp monitor, the miner will shut down when the temp above the shutdown threshold, and you should restart it manually.
The nicehash extranonce bug already fixed at 3.5.6.
Why mining software automatically restart?
Mining software support self recovery from network fault and drive fault function, with watchdog monitoring for the whole system , when an anomaly is detected, the mining software will automatically restart, trying to self recovery from the fault, so mining software auto restart is a normal phenomenon.
General, restart phenomenon should be random, but if your local network break down, the miner at the same router may restart at the same time and try to recover the network link.
Of course, the remote pool bad status may cause the miner restart also.
Further more, if you config the temp monitor, the miner will shut down when the temp above the shutdown threshold, and you should restart it manually.
The nicehash extranonce bug already fixed at 3.5.6.