Quote from: VirosaGITS on September 14, 2015, 06:54:50 PM

Quote from: rymar on September 14, 2015, 06:41:16 PM

Quote from: VirosaGITS on September 14, 2015, 06:10:42 PM

Quote from: rymar on September 14, 2015, 09:08:56 AM

Hello everyone!

Have a problem with S3! 8 miners knocked out of mining. All eight are connected to the Internet (yellow LED lights, blinking green); at 6 6 have two diodes constant light (red and green) at the same time, one S3 has a blinking connection diodes ONLY, and one is blinking green LED (+ connection).

Miners were overloaded (in the menu/OS adjust) then reinstalled on defult and then again regained their settings - nothing helped. Does not give any sign, only blinking ethernet connection.

Here are screens - work schedule (I dont understand what they show, maybe someone can!) and the status of the miners.

Can anyone tell what is the problem ?!

http://www.fotolink.su/v.php?id=1f7b0763eb2de17bc75dc043815606ce
http://www.fotolink.su/v.php?id=9e5eb7b6c15282de30ca83fd12f1dfd5

First thing would be to check if the PCI-e connectors all burned. Since they all stopped at the same time it *could* be possible you burned them all if you do not have proper surge protection.

Secondly did you power cycle them, along with the router? I have an issue where when one S1 bug out, sometimes all the S1s, from different PSU, connectors etc everything all lose local connection. To fix i have to restart the router.

Did you mean PCI-e connectors inside miner?

The PCI-e sockets. In the S3 there are 2 per board and they're the thing you plug in your PCI-e female(tube) connector into.

If you remove the shroud/cover it would be pretty obvious to notice if they have blackened. But you should be able to see just by looking at them with the PCI-e cables unconnected.

Hi! There was problem with router. I rebooted it, then rebooted the miners, and everything all right!

rymar

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