On your backstage log it indicates "WORKMODE[0]". Which means your unit is in normal operation mode, so I will never reach within 6% of designated hash rate. Click on the ">Configuration" link on the backstage, then at the very bottom change the "Mode:" dropdown to "High Performance". Click 'Reboot' and it should fully hash.

You will more than likely have to get working fans before it will hash again. But, if you do decide to fix it; be sure and upgrade your firmware since your commit and build time is older than the one posted at Bitmain.

T15 Firmware: https://shop.bitmain.com/support/download?archivesId=00720181211140753381G927zpWQ0672&type=0

The unit is in normal mode, it needs to be in High Performance mode (Configuration tab on the backstage, after changing click Reboot). None of your fans are connect/working. Only found 1 hash board with 120 total ASICS, indicating possible hash board problems. Your SF is not the same as your ATABD's, either the frequency command was entered or it is auto-tuning to shut down due to no hash rate in 5 minutes.

If you start the aging process without 3 good hash boards then it will be stuck in aging-mode until you fix the hash boards. All versions of FMS have the command line tool: click the diagnose button.

POOL[0] indicates the pool is connected and alive. Also, if SoftOFF = 3 && POOLS = 1 && PING = 0 then you have may have dead pools or a faulty ethernet port and/or wiznet chip.

It seems what you may have installed is a regular 1246 (A3201) control board with N-type (A3200) hash boards, or your control board is faulty. But, your control board is not oem due to the hash rate designation missing in Ver. Also, since your ATAOPTS1 is null and your ATABD0/1/2 are also null this indicates that it is an first-run, new control board. To check your control board (log attribute): Core[A320x]. To check your hash boards: There is a designation written on the top front right edge of each hash board will be something like "MMv3_*_3200". Or, if your BUSS bar connectors on the hash boards only have 1 side and not 2 indicates you have A3200 hash boards. Also, your ASIC booster will have much bigger capacitors with the A3200's. The fact that the BOOTBY indicates restart by API (automated or reboot command entered), there are no error codes, no connection problems, in high-performance mode, alive pools, not idling, and none of your ASICs are overheating, indicates all your components are good just not compatible.

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My recommendation: Check and make sure your control board and your hash boards are compatible; then allow the aging process to complete (log when completed: ADJ[2] BAR[100%]. Manual restart of the miner is required.) ***Note: If the unit goes back into aging-mode after completion then you haven't fixed the compatibility issue, or you may need to use a Linux CLI to enter commands. The 'diagnose' tool that comes with FMS is way to slow and the unit will restart before the other 2 commands can be entered.