Anybody know of a smart plug that can be used with this asic for 240v?  This way it can be turned on and off remotely.

im guessing he took off the circuit responsible for the software voltage adjustment and added an adjustable resistor that goes to a lower value.

Ok ..I'll take that bet.

www.litecoinpool.org/calc a free LTC pool pays out 105% currently.

Lets call it 650 watts at say 425mh...does that sound fair?

You get this: A loss of -49c a day vs the previous -66c a day in my previous post.

                                      Profitability Analysis
          Expected Rewards      Costs            Net                        Profit
24 hours   0.01715103 LTC   1.07 USD           1.56 USD            -0.49 USD
7 days   0.12005724 LTC   7.49 USD         10.92 USD            -3.43 USD
30 days   0.51453104 LTC   32.08 USD       46.80 USD          -14.72 USD


The main thing to take away from the previous post, IMHO, is the 60% decline in difficulty and the still low price. IF say price hits $100 an LTC even, it is

my view you still would be losing say -50c a  day on this whole endeavor as tht Bitmain L3+'s wane in and out.  Only with a lot over $100, say $150 and difficulty

finally putting full miner capitulation into this massive amount of Bitmain L3+'s in the world as not being able to mine, will you then be able to see price and the

halving results for new miners. Until then it is gonna yo/yo the next 2-3 months, not amounting to much more, again, IMHO than the current say at least -50c a day

loss on mining these beasties. They still want like $2k and $3k for the Innsiliocon scrypt miner models that make $2 and $3 a day respectively..so no hope in mining

from that direction. Gonna be a muddied mess for a while or at best, if  your electric is cheap enough and you have already ROI'd on equipment, MAYBE you can swap

electric for coin even up for awhile. Maybe even use the heat if you are in Winter parts of the world. But until all the Bitmain L3+ units, again, I'd guess 60% of all

scrypt miners, stumble off the mining field, miners are gonna sell LTC they mine to break even at best and it is gonna be a muddied mess price/difficulty and on any

choice by consumers on miners and any real excitement by ASIC makers to pursue new equipment. As an aside, this will also come  to pass, likely about the same time,

with all the models of Bitmain S9's of many flavors. The same thing, they account, again IMHO, for 60% of all sha-256 miners and they need to leave the field as well

for the BTC market to also steady out mining/price and difficulty wise. So gonna be tough to mine in any manner for the next 2-3 months IMHO past your electric use,

even if you have already ROI'd on a Bitmain L3+. Of course, a huge price pump to $150 for LTC could make this all moot, but not counting on it.

Brad

When using the panel at the bottom of the screen, it only operates on a single miner. Please select multiple miners and go to the toolbar Find -> Tag Filter -> Edit Tags. The upper part of this dialog has a push-button for each of the available tags. Click on these buttons to assign the tags to all the selected miners.

That sounds like your terminal has the wrong echo configuration. I am not exactly sure how good something like putty is for serial communications as i have never ever tried it for that. Anyway whatever terminal you use, try to find out how to change the echo configuration so it shows the characters you are sending instead of waiting for remote to send them back.

Power the controller, no need for hashboards.
This is a serial link, old fashioned method you may not be familiar with depending on your age, so use a serial terminal, not ssh client; forget putty.

If you do it correctly you should get a prompt when you plug the cable and hit enter; probably login and password.

I just uploaded two more to try. Let me know the results plz

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1V7pv-4OSUqwI4NBzEWZgK8ayPSYhYcnb/view?usp=sharing

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gD3yk452YTfX0vgdeRFZGeuBvW4jrmx6/view?usp=sharing

I think I found the problem. The wrong uImage got packed with it. Hopefully this is the right one that was origionally tested. Here is a link if anyone wants to try again the S17/Pro. Please report if it worked this time.

S17 New uImage 7/28/19

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KwDXxCbG2sXylAvbq8XnVZVhMXDClUos/view?usp=sharing

If you take the uramdisk.image.gz from the SD bin folder can you upload it thru the web gui upgrade on the miner we are talking about.

S17/S17 Pro ..... Free..... Unlock SSH and disable signature checking on the S17 and S17Pro.

Get your miner ready for the upcoming releases of custom firmware on the S17 Series miners.

This is a SD card image, extract all files to a formatted SD card insert the card into your miner and power on. Wait about 2 minutes then power down the miner remove the sd card and power the miner back up.

You should now have the latest from Bitmain loaded into your miner with SSH enabled and Signature checking disabled.

There is nothing more done to the file as of yet. Future plan is to add oc and voltage control. ( I am waiting on a S17 controller for testing or the whole miner. It is being supplied by one of the mining farms which uses my Z11 firmware )

S17 SD image
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Nkrv7mEtONnCxS1x-1NyFUij_2t1uNiR/view?usp=sharing

Please use the concept of Profit Profiles, configurable in the Options dialog, Profit Profile section. You can define one Profit Profile for S9, another one for S11 and so on. In the profile you will find a list of all algorithms, including SHA-256 where you can enter your power usage.

In the Properties of an External Miner for your S9 miners, you can change the Profit Profile to point to the profile you created for S9.