iBeLink™ DM11G ASIC Dash Miner Support Thread
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Hi,here the screen
Looking at the readings from the web console page, everything looks normal. The MH/s 5s of course will vary a lot because it is looking at the hashrate of the last 5 secs. Sometimes it rate will dip down and sometimes the rate will be higher. Over a longer period of time, the MH/s avg should be near to the specs.
Hi,
Have you tried other pools? There are some variations between different pools and some work better than others.
Good day, support!
I have several iBeLink DM11 machines. All of them working properly except one machine. Two boards don't work with full power efficiency and don't realise its' own potential. Here's the screenshot of miner. Look at the PLL column. Two boards are ok, but the remaining two are not. Room temp. is 25 degrees C. iBeLink's temperature is a lil bit hotter than the other machines but anyway I think this temperature shown at the picture is acceptable. I've tried to reboot it many times, update the firmware and restore it - no result. Maybe machine 'thinks' that temperature of blades is too hot and automatically reduces the PLL value. How can I apply fixed PLL value so that it wouldn't change it automatically?
Please, help me to make the best use of my DM11.
I have several iBeLink DM11 machines. All of them working properly except one machine. Two boards don't work with full power efficiency and don't realise its' own potential. Here's the screenshot of miner. Look at the PLL column. Two boards are ok, but the remaining two are not. Room temp. is 25 degrees C. iBeLink's temperature is a lil bit hotter than the other machines but anyway I think this temperature shown at the picture is acceptable. I've tried to reboot it many times, update the firmware and restore it - no result. Maybe machine 'thinks' that temperature of blades is too hot and automatically reduces the PLL value. How can I apply fixed PLL value so that it wouldn't change it automatically?
Please, help me to make the best use of my DM11.
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i tested suprnova amd coinmine, same problem... i remove the micro sd card and reinstall the newest firmware/software, no help )=, my baikal works on both pools perfekt!
Question about the DM11G and DM22G.
How can the DM11G use 810w and the DM22G also use 810w? Based on the specs they are using the same numbers of boards, but the 22G boards have more chips on them, but they the same model of chip.
So logically, the DM22G would use more power... am I missing something?
Personally I am hoping there is some super secret firmware/jumper hack and all the DM11G owners might already have DM22G machines. I can dream right?
How can the DM11G use 810w and the DM22G also use 810w? Based on the specs they are using the same numbers of boards, but the 22G boards have more chips on them, but they the same model of chip.
So logically, the DM22G would use more power... am I missing something?
Personally I am hoping there is some super secret firmware/jumper hack and all the DM11G owners might already have DM22G machines. I can dream right?
To further this question, I did confirm with iBeLink support that the DM22G does indeed run at 810W consumption. I have not checked the draw on the DM11G units, but I'm pretty sure mine are pulling the full 800W load due to some breakers flippingQuestion about the DM11G and DM22G.
How can the DM11G use 810w and the DM22G also use 810w? Based on the specs they are using the same numbers of boards, but the 22G boards have more chips on them, but they the same model of chip.
So logically, the DM22G would use more power... am I missing something?
Personally I am hoping there is some super secret firmware/jumper hack and all the DM11G owners might already have DM22G machines. I can dream right?
.So how are we doubling the hash rate using the same chip specs without increasing power consumption and heat?
Hi,To further this question, I did confirm with iBeLink support that the DM22G does indeed run at 810W consumption. I have not checked the draw on the DM11G units, but I'm pretty sure mine are pulling the full 800W load due to some breakers flipping
So how are we doubling the hash rate using the same chip specs without increasing power consumption and heat?
Even though the DM22G uses the same chips and has more than the DM11G, they are not run at full power. Therefore each chip is not pulling as much power as in the DM11G but with more chips, they add up to be about the same power consumption as the DM11G but with faster hashing rate.
Got it. So basically, the DM22G has much higher capacity (in terms of hashing chips) but is not pushing them as hard as they can go. So if we can keep them cold enough, and we increase the wattage on the power supply, we can throw our warranty to the wind and overclock these bad boys.
I was able to get a purchase in, but I'm worried for the difficulty by the time these arrive. There will be a lot of new D3's dropping at about the same time.
I'm building out a D3 farm as well, since those will run in my "industrial" server farm at higher temps, but I'm having to rent colo space monthly to host the iBeLinks. One rack per 4 servers based on power consumption / heat production. That seriously digs into revenue on these miners.
Hi,
Can you also double check the temperature dip switches are set correctly? Each setting is shown on sticker on the top panel board. This will involve removing some screws to take the blades out of the case. If all the settings are correct we can troubleshoot further.
Question about the DM11G and DM22G.
How can the DM11G use 810w and the DM22G also use 810w? Based on the specs they are using the same numbers of boards, but the 22G boards have more chips on them, but they the same model of chip.
So logically, the DM22G would use more power... am I missing something?
Personally I am hoping there is some super secret firmware/jumper hack and all the DM11G owners might already have DM22G machines. I can dream right?
Consider Mining other X11 coins or with NiceHash for BTC
Hi,
I am not sure if the power draw for the chips are hardwired into the circuit design or if it's hardcoded into the software somewhere. There is not much detail I can give you guys, sorry. =(
I suspect there is a driver / software based controller involved. It has to be adjustable so its probably a change to the ROM. I hope we have some folks in the community with the time and inclination.
All that said, running this at full speed with less than half the chips causes it to overheat in an 78 F temp room. I can't imagine the cooling that will be required to keep 200+ of these chips running at full speed.
Hi all. Today I connect my new miner to the network and tried to configured it for the mining as usual but when I logged in I got following very unusual screens (below) on home and config paged. SW rollback/restore actions brought no results. What is the verdict here, TF re-image?
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Thanks I dont really plan on doing anything it's working great for me as it is.
Hi,
If you open the miner, the controller board will be sitting on top of the psu. In the top left corner you will find the sd card slot.
So many days passed and still no response to address my valid concern under your own terms and conditions where due to a omission on your part i now need you to comply with your own terms & conditions.
Please do so asap because i prefer to solve it privately rather then making your impression negative to crypto world.
Hi,
Although I do not know the specifics, I have notified them about your ticket and been told they have responded and answered to you several times already. I understand your frustration but please keep this thread for technical issues and discussions.
Hi,
The temperature dip switches can be found on hashing boards 4 and 8 on each blade. The settings for each will be shown by the number on the panel board. (1-8, 2-7, 3-6, 4-5) These tell the software where the temperature readings come from.
And that can be fix the hashrate to stable? or its only for temp operation? all temps lucks niceHi,
The temperature dip switches can be found on hashing boards 4 and 8 on each blade. The settings for each will be shown by the number on the panel board. (1-8, 2-7, 3-6, 4-5) These tell the software where the temperature readings come from.
Hi,
That is for temperatures only. And your temperatures look good. I am not sure what is causing your hashrate to dip sometimes. I have noticed on nicehash and coinmine the hashrate does vary a lot sometimes. Your hardware readings are all ok, nothing seems to be wrong with them. There could be many other factors =(.
Such a big lie, i have all conversation record, its over 2 weeks that they did not responded since i PROVED them that They violated terms of service by not notifying on time which they were bound to do under the contract, therefore they must compensate or i will now tell everyone how they treat their customers.
Shame on iBeLink, very shameful acts, such big lies, you do not respond and this shows how much you people honor YOUR OWN defined terms & conditions.
How can you cheat people by violating your own terms & service, when the terms & conditions are in your favor you say 'Please see terms & conditions' and when you find out that YOUR OWN defined terms & conditions are not in your favor you simply 'DO NOT RESPOND'
I wish Bitmain give you death and simply wipe you guys out of market, you cheaters. And more over Russians and Japaneese are also jumping in to kick you un ethical companies out of mining business.
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Finally got response from Mary (support executive) who admits to violate the T&C indirectly but still trying to justify that they are right even after violating their own T&C.
I think either she don't know English well or not ready to accept their violation.
I think either she don't know English well or not ready to accept their violation.