Quote from: pennys2pounds on July 14, 2018, 08:49:37 AM

Quote from: rogerthat55 on July 13, 2018, 11:38:09 PM

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Quote from: rogerthat55 on July 13, 2018, 10:23:56 PM

So, I have two hash boards hooked up. I figured out it doesn't work if you don't have one hash board in the middle. The problem I'm having now is, there is no fan control. Every number I put in the GUI doesn't do anything. I thought I would try and find a manual fan controller, but I've had no luck. Any ideas? I'm thinking the middle hash board that croaked was maybe a special hash board that was able to control the fan?

Thanks for the tip on DeoxIT!

The fan is probably powered by the middle hashboard. Unscrew it, take the hash boards out and reconnect the fan to the first hash board. Leave the middle hash board out if it's had it and that should solve your problem.

Each hash board has it's own white connector, where you can plug in a fan. Visually, all three boards look the same. I have two hash boards installed, one in the middle, with the fan plugged into that one. Everything works fine; I just can't control the fan from the Baikal GUI.

Yes, I got that.

The middle board has power but it can't communicate hence your issue. Changing the fan to the first board should resolve your issue.

It didn't resolve the issue, plugging the fan into the first card. Do you have one of these? Have you tested this before?