Don’t know how to use Antminer? A complete analysis of the mining machine’s background!

Many people think mining is mysterious and that it means burning graphics cards. You are wrong. Dabai will tell you that different mining machines are designed for different currencies. For example, the Antminer we are talking about today is a professional mining machine developed by Bitmain for different currencies. Many people who have just started mining have asked, "The background of the Antminer is all in English and they cannot understand it. Many miners are asking Dabai what this data means? Is this data normal within a certain value range?" So, today Dabai will take everyone to learn about the data of the Antminer background!

Before we start learning, I want to say that although Antminer has developed many models of mining machines for different currencies, the background is basically the same. Without further ado, let's start!

First, let's look at the mining machine status data, which is also the most important part of the background. The mining machine status in the background data is mainly divided into three parts: 1. Data overview; 2. Mining pool data; 3. Mining machine data.

Let’s first look at the first part: data overview.

In the data overview section, Elapsed represents how long the mining machine has been running. For example, the mining machine in the picture has been running for 38 minutes and 48 seconds.

The full name of MH/S(RT) stands for Real time hash rate, which indicates the real-time computing power of the mining machine, while MH/S(avg) represents the average computing power during operation.

Now let’s look at the second part: mining pool data.

URL represents the mining service address of the mining pool, User represents the miner number, Status represents the mining pool status, and Alive means the mining pool is connected. The data in the DiffA# column represents the error rate, which normally does not exceed 0.03%.

Finally, the third part: mining machine data.

Chain# represents the serial number of the hashboard. The mining machine has three hashboards in total. ASIC# represents the number of chips on a single hashboard. From the figure, we can see that the number of chips on each hashboard is 60. Frequency represents the operating frequency of the mining machine. MH/S(RT) represents the real-time hashing power of a single hashboard. Temp (PCB) represents the temperature of the hashboard, Temp (Chip) represents the temperature of the chip, and ASIC Status represents the chip status. Displaying multiple 0s means normal operation, and displaying X or - means there is a problem.

PS: Finally, there is a small tip:

The data at the bottom of the mining machine status column indicates the speed of the two fans at the front and rear of the mining machine.

In addition to the mining machine status, other information about the mining machine can also be seen in the background.

FAQ 1: On the homepage, you can see the mining machine model, firmware version (file system version), running time, memory status, network connection, etc.

FAQ 2: You can change the login password of the mining machine in Administration. It is recommended not to change it, because if you forget the password, you can only restore the mining machine to factory settings.

FAQ 3: On the system upgrade page, you can upgrade the firmware, back up configuration information, restore configuration information, and restore factory settings.

FAQ 4: The last page is the miner restart page, where you can restart the miner.