System

In all tabs of this section, changes are applied uniformly: click "Save" in the top panel, then "Apply". The "Reset" button reverts unsaved changes to their state at the time the page was opened. After applying, mining restarts.

General

This section is responsible for managing device settings, localization, and visual preferences. General settings overview

Backup and Restore

Control panel for device settings. Collapsed by default. Expands by clicking the "Expand Panel" button. Backup and Restore panel

• Backup Settings: Creates a .tar.gz archive of current configuration files and downloads it to your computer. "Create Archive" button.
• Restore Settings: Uploads a previously created backup archive and restores the parameters. "Restore" button.
• Reset Settings: Resets the Firmware to its factory default state. "Reset" button.
• Revert to Stock Firmware: After clicking, the miner will revert to the original factory Firmware after rebooting. "Reset to Stock" button.

Regional Settings

• Time Zone: Sets the time used in logs and event journals.
• Interface Language: Selects the display language for the web interface.

Appearance

• Interface Theme: Selects the visual theme:
  • Auto (sync with OS theme);
  • Light;
  • Dark.
• Dark Sidebar: Applies only in the light theme.
• Interface Optimization: Disables animations and effects to reduce system load. Recommended for slow connections or weak controllers.
• Show Chip Numbers on Hashboards: Enables chip numbering in the visual diagram for easier diagnostics.

Security

Security settings overview This section is responsible for protecting access to the miner and managing keys for external integrations.

Change Access Password

Fields for changing the web interface password: current password and new password.

API Keys

Manages access keys for external control and monitoring via API. Clicking the "Add New Key" button opens the key creation window: API Key creation window

• API Key: A string of exactly 32 characters.
• Key Description: A mandatory field for key identification. Created keys are displayed in the list and can be deleted.

Network

Network settings overview This section is responsible for configuring the device's network connection and diagnosing communication issues.

Network Settings

• Hostname: The device's name on the network, displayed in the browser title.
• DHCP: Toggle for automatic network configuration. When enabled, network parameters are automatically obtained from the router. When disabled, IP address, subnet mask, gateway, and DNS fields are available for manual input.
• IP Address: The device's local network address in the current network.
• Subnet Mask: Defines the boundaries of the local network.
• Gateway: The IP address of the router through which the device accesses the internet.
• DNS 1 / DNS 2: IP addresses of servers that convert domain names (e.g., stratum.antpool.com) into IP addresses when connecting to Pools. DNS 1 is the primary server, DNS 2 is the backup, used if the primary is unavailable.
• Perform Network Settings Check: Toggle available when DHCP is enabled. If new network parameters cause an error, it automatically reverts to previous settings.

Network Test

The "Network Test" button opens the connection testing window: Network Test window

• Host: The address to test, e.g., stratum.antpool.com.
• Network Utility: Selects the testing tool:
  • Ping: Sends data packets to the server and measures response time. Shows if the connection is working and how fast it is.
  • Traceroute: Shows the path data travels from the miner to the server through intermediate network nodes. If asterisks appear instead of responses at any node, the communication problem is there.
  • Nslookup: Determines the actual IP address of a server by its domain name. Useful if the server is inaccessible by name, to check if it's directly accessible by IP.
• Start: Initiates the test and displays the result in the field below.