Avalon Miner

1346 / 1366
User Manual
Avalon Miner
1346 / 1366
User Manual
Avalon Miner 1346 / 1366
 Overview

Thank you for choosing Avalon Miners. To ensure correct operation and installation of the product, please read through
this user manual carefully. For future reference, we would advise for the manual to be kept.

The operation and troubleshooting manuals of 1346 and 1366 are basically the same. This manual is mostly about 1346
operations. For 1366, it can be used for reference.

Product Specification

Device Name Avalon Miner 13 Serial-A1346 Avalon Miner 13 Serial-A1366

Hash Rate Power Efficiency Power Hash Rate Power Efficiency Power

High-Performance Mode(25℃)
*1 113TH/s±5% 29.9J/T±5% 3380W±10% 127TH/s±5% 27.8J/T±5% 3530W±10%

Power Mode2(45℃,55℃]
*2 95TH/s±5% 27.6/T±5% 2630W±10% 109TH/s±5% 26.3J/T±5% 2870W±10%

Power Mode4(55℃,60℃]
*2 80TH/s±5% 25.6/T±5% 2050W±10% 95TH/s±5% 24.6J/T±5% 2340W±10%

Smart Controller Canaan Kendryte K210 Artificial Intelligence SOC

Connection RJ45 Ethernet 10/100M

PSU Model PSU3400

Power Supply AC Input 200V~300V AC 50/60Hz 16A Max

Power Cable Model IEC C19, ≥16A

Cooling 2 * 12050 FAN

Airflow 380CFM(Max)

Noise 75dB (Max)

Operating Temperature -5℃~35℃

Net Dimensions L271mm x W192mm x H292mm

Net Weight 13kg

Gross Dimensions L390mm x W290mm x H395mm

Gross Weight 14.1kg

Warranty 360 days Warranty from the date of the delivery

*1 By default, the miner is set to High-performance mode，Test environment: ambient 25℃

*2 Customer can also select other power mode according to the ambient humidity.

Safety
Safety Regulations
Regulations

Caution: Failure to install and use the miners in accordance with the user manual may result in severe incidents.
Modifi cation to the miners, which are not limited to the following, tweaks to power/ hash rate/ replacement of internal
components, are strictly prohibited.
● Do not any power supply beyond the rated voltage range.
● Do not place miners on unstable surfaces.
● When inspecting, repairing the miners or the power supply, please ensure professional assistance is sought.
Should there be any abnormal occurrence when using the miners or the accompanied power supply unit, please switch
the miner off immediately and contact Canaan's technical team: [email protected].
CONTENT

Chapter 1 Hardware Connection 01

Chapter 2 Button and Light Indicators 03

Chapter 3 Operating Modes 04

Chapter 4 System Settings 06

Chapter 5 Firmware Upgrades 08

Chapter 6 Restoring to Factory Default 09

Chapter 7 Basic Assembly 10

Chapter 8 Warranty 14

Chapter 9 Troubleshooting 15

APPENDIX 18

Appendix I Restoring factory settings 18

Appendix II Checking the firmware version 19

Appendix III Firmware batch upgrade via FMS 20

Appendix IV Log parameters 22

Appendix V LED status 25

Appendix VI Power Mode 26

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CHAPTER 1
HARDWARE CONNECTION

Control panel

① Network port
② Connect the fans with four 4-pin fan extension cables, which are fan 1, fan 2, fan 3, and fan 4

Connection of miner management board

Open the upper panel and you would see the miner management boards. The internal interfaces are shown in the photo
below:
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③ Connect the PSU communication cable between the PSU and MM board (using the 4PIN connector).
④ Connect the PSU AUX power cable between the PSU and MM board (using the 6PIN connector)

⑤ Connect the JAMLINK cables between the hash boards and MM board (using the 2x7PIN connector).
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CHAPTER 2
BUTTON AND LIGHT INDICATORS

Buttons

RST System reset button: Please note that any system reset will not affect the network connection.
FUNC Function button: It can be used to reset the miner back to the factory settings, enter the configuration mode,
and switch status while in operation, etc.

Indicator lamp

● When powering-on, indicator lamp would flash in RED several times.

● After the miner has been powered-on, the indicator lamp would change to YELLOW for about three secs. During this
period, press the FUNC key and the miner would enter configuration mode.
● Under normal operating circumstances, indicator lamp would remain GREEN.
● During system preparation stage, indicator lamp would remain YELLOW.
● If the miner is overheated, indicator lamp would be RED.
● When the miner is running, use the FMS software or manually press the FUNC key, the indicator lamp would blink
and alternate between yellow and green. Press again to restore the miner to its original state.

Resetting miner to factory settings: Press the FUNC button (before the RED indicator lamp flashes) when powering
on for five seconds or till the red indicator flickers, which means setup has been completed. Subsequent to that, press
the RST button or power to restart.
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CHAPTER 3
OPERATING MODES

The miner supports three modes: “Idle mode”, “Mining Mode” and “Configuration Mode”.

Idle Mode

In this mode, the hash board is in a non-working state, and the control board is in a monitoring state, responding to API
commands at any time. This mode consumes the lowest power.

Mining Mode

The miner has 3 modes: 1) power mode, 2) High-performance mode, and 3) Normal mode.

By default, the miner is set to perform in high-performance mode.

Normal mode has lower power consumption and hash rate compared with high performance mode. It's an older mining
strategy, the new Power mode is a more flexible mining mode that offers more power and hash rate options.
Power mode (see Appendix VI for detailed operation) offers more power level choices. It is divided into two directions,
one is to reduce power consumption, the other is to increase power consumption in pursuit of greater computing
performance. Users can choose different directions and power levels according to specific requirements.

Users have the flexibility to choose the right working mode according to their own needs. The relevant parameters of
the different modes are reflected in the product specification table.

Configuration mode

● After powering-on the miner and when the second red light flashes (about three seconds after powering-on), press
the FUNC key and the device will enter configuration mode.
● While in configuration mode, the IP address is static (address: 192.168.168.168, subnet mask: 255.255.255.0). The
built- in web service of the miner can be accessed through a PC browser to configure the network, mining pool,
password, and other information.
● Do remember to set the PC with a static IP address:
192.168.168.100 (or any Other non- conflicting address with the
same segment) , subnet mask: 2 5 5 . 2 5 5 . 2 5 5 . 0 and connect to the
same network with the miner (under the same switch or router, or
directly connect the miner to the network) .
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To set the PC with a static IP address:

— Please right click to open network & internet settings.
— Head to “change adapter options” to disable WLAN and enable Ethernet.

Do access http://192.168.168.168/ on your PC browser to configure the device (Modify static IP，etc.). After
configuration, the miner would need to be rebooted, for the settings to take effect. To reboot the miner, users are
required to click the Reboot key, on the left of the interface or manually power off the miner.

Note: Do ensure that the internet connection is powered on, to ensure that the miner is able to connect to the internet.
Upon reboot, please input the new IP address into the PC browser. When the miner is operating correctly, the indicator
lamp would turn green.
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CHAPTER 4
SYSTEM SETTINGS

Access the miner's built-in web service through your PC browser to enter the miner configuration interface.

User Login

Default username: root, default password: root

Upon login, user would enter the “Overview” page.

Network Setting

Click the in the configuration menu and set it to DHCP (dynamic acquisition) or IP(Static).
Note: After clicking the button, please remember to restart the miner to make sure your network settings are
eff ective. To restart the miner, users can click on the left, or press RST button (on the miner) to power off
and on.
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Mining pool setting

The below image shows the factory settings. There are three modes here: Normal, High-performance, and Ultra High-
performance mode. To prevent damage to the miner when operating in high- performance mode and above, please
ensure a suitable power supply output is used.
Note: After pressing the button, please remember to restart the miner for your mining pool confi gurations to
take effect. To restart the miners, users are required to click on the menu, press RST key (on the miner) or
restart the miner physically.

Default username: root.

Default password: root.

Click on the menu to set a new password and save it.
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CHAPTER 5
FIRMWARE UPGRADES

The upgrade package file's format is *. aup, which can be downloaded through Canaan's official website or obtained
from our customer service team.
Click on the menu and select Firmware to upgrade.

The firmware upgrade of this device can be carried out using FMS software (See Appendix III).
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CHAPTER 6
RESTORING TO FACTORY DEFAULT

To reset the miner to factory configurations, press the FUNC button for five to ten seconds when the power is on, and
the system will automatically clear the saved configurations, including network, mining pool, password, and other
information.
After all configurations are cleared, the red-light indicator lamp will flash constantly indicating that the factory reset is
successful. After releasing the FUNC button, press the RST button to restart, or cut off the power supply to restart, and
the system will revert to the default factory configuration.
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CHAPTER 7
BASIC ASSEMBLY

1．The assembled hash components and chassis shell are shown in the figure:

2. Install the power supply as shown in the figure, tighten the four screws, and the
screw tightening torque is recommended 6kgf.cm:
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3. Position the chassis vertically, push the three hash board components into the rails
of the chassis, and pay attention to the assembly direction of the hash board
components, as shown in the figure:

4. Assemble the hash component in place as shown in the figure：

5. Assemble the rear panel to the chassis, pay attention to the assembly direction, the
screw tightening torque is recommended 3kgf.cm, as shown in the figure:
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6. Assemble the MM board according to the direction shown, pay attention to the
position of the positioning pin, the screw tightening torque is recommended 3kgf.cm,
and connect the 4Pin power signal line; Connect the power supply to the control board
with a 6Pin cable, as shown in the figure:

7. Place the positive and negative poles of the conductive aluminum strip in the
position shown in the figure, tighten the screw, and the screw tightening torque is
recommended 15kgf.cm as shown in the figure:

8. HASH lines are connected as shown in the figure：

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9. Put the upper shell, use flat head screws to fix the upper shell, the screw
tightening torque is recommended 3kgf.cm, as shown in the figure:
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CHAPTER 8
WARRANTY

Given the frequent use of the miners, wear and tear to components may occur. With regards to that, users are free to
troubleshoot the miners by themselves. Nonetheless, should you require any assistance, our professional engineers are
readily available.

During normal operations, should any product failure occur within the warranty period, do contact our after-sales
personnel for assistance.

We provide a 360-day warranty for our miners; from the date customers take ownership of it. Notwithstanding the
above, the following events will void the warranty:

● Any physical damage caused by self-disassembly of the products or other causes (including but not limited to
breakage, fragmentation, parts, or components missing, etc.)

● Damage caused by lightning, voltage surge, or act of gods, etc.

● Burn marks on the PCB or burnt chips.

● Damage caused by water intake and immersion PCBs are damped and corroded.

In the unfortunate event that any of the above scenario occur, or should any faults occur out of the warranty period,
Canaan would provide a quotation for the necessary repair work to be undertaken. Alternatively, should users wish to
repair the miner by themselves, they can contact our after-sales personnel to purchase the replacement parts.
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CHAPTER 9
TROUBLE SHOOTING

Boot Failure

● Failures
✕ The indicator lamp does not light up
● Possible causes:
★ Cable of the power supply within the control board may be disconnected.
★ AC power input may be disconnected.
★ Power module may be faulty.
★ Control board may be faulty; or
★ Short-circuit protection could have been triggered at the power output.
● Trouble shooting guide
✔ Power on the miner and connect the network cable to the switch (or router). Check if the link light of the network
port is flashing. If the light of the network port is off , it means that the MM control panel is out of power. In that
case, do ensure that the power cable is connected or consider replacing the power supply to establish if the
original power supply is faulty.
✔ If the mesh light is on but should the LED light on the MM control panel be off, it is likely that the MM control
panel isfaulty and needs replacement.

Unable to mine

● Failures
✕ The mining pool cannot be connected for an extended duration (5 minutes or more) after booting up (the miner
indicator lamp remains yellow, does not turn green, and has no hash rate).
✕ The mining pool can be connected after the miner is turned on (the miner indicator lamp is green), but it has no
computing power.

● Possible causes:
★ Mining pool configuration error.
★ Network configuration error.
★ The miner cannot access the external network.
★ No input from the main power supply of the miner (wiring error, overload, short circuit or damage);
★ Miner hash board faulty; or
★ Overheating protection triggered.
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● Trouble shooting guide

√ If you are unable to use the PC to connect the miner to the network, do try resetting the miner to factory defaults,
after confirming the following: ( i) Network environment is normal, ( ii) Network cable is firmly connected, and ( iii)
Miner is functioning normally. To learn how to reset the miner to factory default settings, please refer to Appendix I.
√ Check the current version of the miner' s firmware to ensure that it is using the latest firmware version. It is highly
recommended to use FMS for firmware upgrades. To learn how to upgrade the firmware, please refer to Appendix
III.
√ Check the status of the hash board.
√ Click to check the working status, as shown in the figure below. In normal circumstances, the status
should reflect “In Work”. Should the status reflects “Overheat”, do check on the ambient temperature of the miner.
√ Check the number of hash boards, as shown in the figure below. The value should be reflected as 2. If the value is 1,
you are advised to contact our after- sales personnel. If value reflected is 0 , you need to check the power status
accordingly.

√ Check the power, chip temperature, and network status. Click the in the menu as below.

Ensure that the following fields are correctly reflected:

● NETFAIL: records the time of disconnection from the pool (if it has never been disconnected (vice versa), this should
be reflected as 0). For reference, the odd numbers (items 1, 3, and 5) reflect the time of disconnection from the pool,
and the even numbers (items 2, 4, and 6) reflects the time of recovery from the pool. If only the odd numbers have
data and the even number is reflected as 0, it means that the miner is disconnected from the pool and connection
has not been restored. This usually occurs when there is excessive traffic at the mining pool server, which could
result in a broken connection. If the above error occurs frequently, it is recommended to use a different mining pool.

● SYSTEMSTATU: records the working state of the miner. In normal circumstances, it should reflect “In Work”. Hash
board refers to the number of working hash boards. If the value is 1 , you are advised to contact our after- sales
personnel. If value reflected is 0, you need to check the power supply accordingly.
● Tmax: reflects the highest chip temperature, which should not exceed 105℃.

● TAvg: reflects the average chip temperature.

● If you notice any of the above temperature reading exceeding the maximum level (i.e. Tmax over 105), you need to
reduce the temperature accordingly.
● Vo is the average chip voltage.

● PS is the state of power supply. The meaning of items 1-7 are reflected below:

· Item 1: status code uploaded by PSU. 0 indicates normal status. Other values indicate that some fault occurs in
PSU or detected by PSU

· Item 2: Voltage supplied to MM board, sampled by PSU

· Item 3: Voltage supplied to Hash board, sampled by PSU
· Item 4: Current supplied to Hash board, sampled by PSU
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· Item 5: Power supplied to Hash board, sampled by PSU

· Item 6: Voltage setting command to PSU from MM board
· Item 7: Active power value, estimated by MM board

Should all items in the PS field of the power supply reflect a 0, it is likely that the connection between the
control panel and power supply has failed. Do check the power and line connection. Should the line
connection be working, the power supply PSU, could be faulty and may require replacement.

√ Ensure that the pool and hardware configuration are correct. Click the menu to check the configuration of the mining
pool address, worker, and password. Then, click the button to save the settings.

√ Check your network, Settings.

● •Click on the in menu and ensure that the default configuration is in DHCP mode. Should all data fields
be empty, please refresh the page by pressing F5.

● If you are using a static IP, do pay attention to the DNS configuration. A wrong DNS configuration could result in the
miner being unable to access the mining pool.

● A commonly used DNS address in China is 114.114.114.114, while DNS address commonly used outside China is
8.8.8.8.

Note: Should you modify any configurations, do remember to click the button for your new configurations to
take effect.
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APPENDIX

Appendix I Restoring factory settings

Method 1:

Steps Remark

Ensure the miner is powered off

Keep pressing FUNC button

Power on the miner Note: Ensure the FUNC button is constantly pressed

Keep FUNC button pressed until the red indicator

lamp flashes

Method 2:

Steps Remark

Power on the miner

Keep pres sing FUNC button

P r es s t he r eset but t on and r ele ase Note: Ensure the FUNC button is constantly pressed

Keep FUNC button pressed until the red LED

flashes
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Appendix II Checking the firmware version

There are 2 methods to check the firmware version

• Check the version from the background:
Click in menu, you can find the firmware revision.

• Check from FMS’overview page:

Find the firmware version directly from the Ver column on the right of FMS
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Appendix III Firmware batch upgrade via FMS

• Startup FMS, select the corresponding miner in the main page, and click the button, as per the below image:

• In the popup dialog box, select the firmware file to upgrade (.aup), and click , as per the below image:
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• You can view the update progress via the bar on the right..

Upon completion of the upgrade, a notification displaying “All upgrades were successful” would indicate that the
firmware has been successfully updated. Should the upgrade fail, all IP addresses of the failed miners would be
reflected. For the miners whose firmware upgrade were not successful, they can be selected according to IP and then
restarted by clicking the button. Do try to upgrade these miners again after 3 minutes.
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Appendix IV Log parameters

Field Name Remarks

When Power-on time of the MM board

Total running time of miner after startup

Elapsed
(unit: seconds)

Ver Firmware version

DNA Unique ID

Time taken to disconnect from the mining pool and The odd numbers (items 1, 3, and 5) is the time of
time taken to restore the connection after disconnection from the pool, and the even numbers
NETFAIL
connection to the mining has been successfully (items 2, 4, and 6) is the time of recovery from the
restored pool.

Status of the system

SYSTEMSTATU Includes the working status and the number of
working hash boards

1: AM_ BOOTBY_ POWRON

2: AM_ BOOTBY_ OVERHEAT
3: AM_ BOOTBY_ NETFAIL
4: AM_ BOOTBY_ WEB
5: AM_ BOOTBY_ API
BOOTBY The reason why the system was last restarted
6: AM_ BOOTBY_ OPTIONS
7: AM_ BOOTBY_ POLLING
8: AM_ BOOTBY_ POOL_ INACTIVE

DH Average fault rate

Temp Oil outlet temperature

TMax Maximum chip temperature

TAvg Average chip temperature

Vo Average chip voltage

PS Power status See Chapter 8

e.g. PLL0 [256 589 1259 5786]

The chip quantity in every frequency for the 0th hash means there are 256 chips running in the
PLL0
board 1st frequency and 5786 chips running in the
4th frequency.

The chip quantity in every frequency for the 1st hash

PLL1
board

GHSspd Actual hash rate

GHSmm Hash rate before calibration (unit: GH/s)

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Field Name Remarks

Average hash rate from the time the machine is If the machine runs smoothly for more than 24
powered on and successfully connected to the hours, this value will be close to the 24-hour
GHSavg
mining pool average hash rate of the mining pool.

The chip works at different frequencies. The

The equivalent frequency equivalent frequency is the comprehensive
Freq
equivalent frequency of the whole miner.

When a particular miner needs to be located, the

API is used to light the Yellow green flashing
Status of indicator lamp indicator lamp of the miner.
Led 1 would mean that the Yellow green flashing
indicator lamp is lit, while 0 would mean otherwise.

MGHS Hash rate for one hash board, unit: GH/s

MTmax Chip temperature for one hash board

MTavg Average chip temperature for one hash board

TA ASIC chip quantity

Duration between sending a submission to

PING receiving a response from the pool, Unit: ms

A ECHU display of 0 or 512 reflects that

the miner is operating normally.
Error code
A ECHU display of 513 reflects abnormal
ECHU operation.
A ECHU display of 128 reflects that the
miner is overheated.

ECMM Status of the MM board

e.g., SF0 [500 525 550 575] means:

Frequency configuration of hash board 0 frequency 1 is 500MHz while frequency 4 is
SF0
575MHz.

SF1 Frequency configuration of hash board 1

PVT_T0 Temperature list of all chips for hash board 0

PVT_T1 Temperature list of all chips for hash board 1

PVT_V0 Voltage list of all chips for hash board 0

PVT_V1 Voltage list of all chips for hash board 1

MW Total work value sent to the chip

MW0 Nonce value calculated by each chip

CRC Number of communication errors

SoftOFF[0] reflects normal operation while

SoftOFF Software shutdown sign SoftOFF[1] reflects a shutdown value.

ATAOPTS0 Normal mode parameter

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Field Name Remarks

ATAOPTS1 High-performance mode parameter

ATABD Frequency

WORKMODE[0] refers to normal mode, while

WORKMODE Operating parameter mode WORKMODE[1] refers to high-performance mode.

MPO Target power consumption

Bar Aging progress bar

Before aging, ADJ[1] is displayed. When ADJ[0] is

displayed, it indicates aging; when ADJ[2] is
ADJ Aging parameter displayed, it indicates aging completion. However,
when ADJ[1] is displayed after a restart, it indicates
that the aging process has been completed.

Pows[1] Power supply failure

POWS Power state parameter Pows[0] Stable power supply

HASHS[1] Hash board failure

HASHS HASH board parameters HASHS[0] Hash board is working normally

COP [0 0 0] copper base is working normally.1 in

the corresponding position of COP [0 1 0] indicates
COP Copper base inspection
that there is a problem in the copper base of the
corresponding calculation plate.

POOLS [1]: Pool connection failed.

POOLS Mining pool connection status POOLS [0]: Pool connection is successful.
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Appendix V LED status

1.LED status transition when power on

Steps Red LED flashing Yellow LED lit Green LED lit

Duration 1s Approx. 20-30s Long lasting

2.LED status

LED Status Remark

off The firmware is not running (Power may not be present).

To restore the miner to a normal working state after factory reset, it may be necessary to release the FUNC
Red led flashing button and restart.

Yellow led lights The system has started but may not be connected to the pool, the network is down, or the power is abnormal.

Green led lights The system has started and is connected to the mining pool.
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Appendix VI Power Mode

Power mode table

Hash rate(THS/S) ±5% Power Efficiency(J/T) ±5% Power(W) ±10%

High Performance 127 27.8 3530

Power Mode_Level0 127 27.8 3530

Power Mode_Level1 118 26.9 3180

Power Mode_Level2 109 *1

26.0 2840

Power Mode_Level3 102 25.3 2590

Power Mode_Level4 95 *1
24.3 2310
*3
Power Mode_Level11 136 28.9 3900

*1 By default, the miner is set to High-performance mode，Test environment: ambient 25℃

*2 Power Mode_level4 is not guaranteed! Only for customer Req
*3 Only valid when ambient < 20 ℃

How to use Power Mode

To switch the miner to Power Mode, you can use the following three methods:
① Configure through the background web page of the miner
② Configure through FMS
③Configure by sending API commands through the command line terminal or FMS
Precautions:
① Whether it is Power Mode or other mining machine working modes, after the setting is completed, it needs to be
restarted to take effect.
② It is recommended to switch the working mode of the mining machine to Power Mode first, restart and wait for more
than ten minutes before starting the gear configuration.
③ Extra attention should be paid when switching the mining machine firmware (supporting Power Mode (A1 for short)/not
supporting Power Mode (A2 for short) firmware): when upgrading from A1 to A2, you need to set the working mode of the
mining machine to High Performance mode before upgrading the firmware. Otherwise, there will be errors in the display
of the machine's working mode, and the loss of aging parameters and other abnormalities.

1. Configure the Power Mode through the background web page of the miner

Enter the miner Web background, click the button to enter the page, as shown in the figure:
After entering the configuration page, click the drop-down menu of Work Mode, select Power Mode and input the level to
be set, as shown in the figure:

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Click the button to save the configuration, as shown in the figure:

Save the configuration and click the button to restart, as shown in the figure:

After restarting, the Power Mode configuration is complete. You can check whether the configuration is successful
through the Workmate parameter in the Log. If the parameter is displayed as 2, the configuration is successful, as shown
in the figure:

2. Configure the Power Mode through FMS

Open FMS, check the mining machine to be configured, and click the button, as shown in the figure:
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A dialog box for selecting the working mode of the mining machine will pop up, in which

is the default tick option, and the machine will restart after ticking, as shown in the
figure:

Pull down the mode menu, select Power Mode, and enter the level to be set (numbers only), as shown in the figure:
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Click the button, if the setting is successful, it will prompt All success:

If the setting fails, it will prompt Some miner failed to Set Power Mode Level:

If the format of the input level is wrong, it will prompt Please Input Correct Level:

3. Set the Power Mode through the API command

3.1 Send API command through FMS to set Power Mode

Open FMS, check the mining machine to be configured, and click the button, as shown in the figure:
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Enter [{"command":"asset", "parameter":"0,workmode,2"}] in the pop-up commands box, click the

button, and if "WORKMODE[2] success" is displayed in the Response, the setting is
successful. as the picture shows:

(Restart the corresponding mining machine, the setting is complete)

After the Power Mode is set successfully, you need to wait for more than ten minutes after the power is turned on, and
then set the power consumption level according to this article. In the commands box that pops up from the FMS, enter the
[{"command":"ascset", "parameter":"0,power-level-set,1"}] command, and click the button
to configure the mining machine to the gear 1. Configure different gears of Power Mode by changing the number of
power-level-set,1 in the command, and the Response prompts set power mode level success, which means the
configuration is successful. Configure to gear 1 as shown in the figure:
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Configure to gear 2 as shown in the figure:

After the gear is configured successfully, you can view the four operating frequency points, voltage level and working gear
of the current mining machine through the ATAOPTS2 field in the Log. As shown in the figure, the current four frequency
points are 428 448 468 488 and the voltage level It is 29, and the working gear is gear 1.
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3.2 Send API commands through the command line to set the Power Mode

Enter the api format:

echo -n "ascset|0,workmode,2" | socat -t 300 stdio tcp: Machine ip: port number (default is 4028),shut-none && echo
Example:
Input echo -n "ascset|0,workmode,2" | socat -t 300 stdio tcp:10.100.106.24:4028,shut-none && echo

The result is as shown in the figure. Returning set info: WORKMODE[2] success means that the power mode is set
successfully.

After successfully setting the Power Mode, please restart the miner.
After the Power Mode is set successfully, you need to wait for more than ten minutes after the power is turned on, and
then set the power consumption level according to this article.

Enter the api format:

echo -n "ascset|0,power-level-set,1" | socat -t 300 stdio tcp: Machine ip: port number (default is 4028),shut-none && echo
Example:
Input echo -n "ascset|0,power-level-set,1" | socat -t 300 stdio tcp:10.100.106.24:4028,shut-none &&echo
The result is shown in the figure. If the return set info: set power mode level success indicates that the power
consumption level is set successfully.
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CONTACT

To obtain more information about the installation and operation process,

please visit our official website https://www.canaan-creative.com or drop us an email at: [email protected]