Quote from: RichBC on October 09, 2015, 03:15:29 PM

The row of zeros on the status screen indicates that it has not found any of the ASIC's on one of the boards, this is confirmed by the Red light not being on indicating that it is not hashing.Try re plugging both ends of the cable to that Hash board, also worth trying it in the other socket on the controller board. Then take the plastic cover off and check for anything that does not look right on the board.

If all that fails you seem to have a faulty hash board...

Rich

I replugged both end and used the cable from the other board. Not Working

Quote from: philipma1957 on October 09, 2015, 03:31:06 PM

Quote from: RichBC on October 09, 2015, 03:15:29 PM

The row of zeros on the status screen indicates that it has not found any of the ASIC's on one of the boards, this is confirmed by the Red light not being on indicating that it is not hashing.Try re plugging both ends of the cable to that Hash board, also worth trying it in the other socket on the controller board. Then take the plastic cover off and check for anything that does not look right on the board.

If all that fails you seem to have a faulty hash board...

Rich

if you look he has one zero 0 and many x's

@ op you are at freq 356.25 my guess is your power supply is too weak

try freq 325

@ op the exact make/model and power(watts) of your power supply please.

This is my power supply: http://bitcoinware.net/collections/frontpage/products/900w-1200w-psu-with-4x-soldered-pci-e-plugs-server-grade-hp-dps-1200fb

I set the frequency to 325

result: http://www.pic-upload.de/view-28531711/20151009_183403.jpg.html

But im still beetween 500-600GH