Firmware Interface Control Elements

This section describes the main control elements and information panels of the miner firmware web interface. These elements provide quick access to device control, status monitoring, and diagnostics.

Top Control Bar

In the upper-right corner of the interface you’ll find the main quick-control elements.

Reboot / Power Button

Used to manage restarts.

• Restart mining Restarts only the mining process (cgminer / bminer):
  • applied after pool changes;
  • used when autotuning is stuck;
  • does not affect networking or the controller.
• Reboot Full device reboot:
  • controller restarts;
  • drivers reload;
  • RAM is cleared.

Recommended after firmware updates or unstable behavior.

Interface Lock

• When locked, the interface works in read-only mode.
• After unlocking, all input fields and control buttons become available.
• Used to prevent accidental changes.

Quick Actions Panel

The Quick Actions panel allows you to adjust interface behavior without going into system settings.

Interface Language

• Select UI language (for example: English / Russian).
• Changes apply immediately.

UI Theme

Available modes:

• Light
• Dark
• OS Sync - automatically follows browser or OS theme.

Optimized Rendering

• Enabled - simplified graphics and animations. Useful for:
  • weak controllers;
  • remote access;
  • slow connections.
• Disabled - full visual effects with higher load.

Find Miner

• Automatically scans the local network to locate the miner.
• Useful when the IP address is unknown.
• Works via local network discovery.

“Events in 24h” Panel

Displays system events recorded during the last 24 hours.

If there are no events, the device is running stably.

System Information

This panel provides a quick overview of the device hardware and firmware.

General Information

• miner model (for example, Antminer S21+);
• stock hashrate;
• firmware version and type;
• build name;
• build date and build ID.

Hardware Information

• controller platform (AML);
• installation type (NAND);
• PSU model and serial number;
• miner serial number.

Used for diagnostics, inventory, and support requests.

Network Status

Shows the current network state of the miner.

Used for network diagnostics and remote access.

Memory (RAM)

Displays controller memory usage.

Low and stable memory usage indicates healthy firmware and services.

Note

If memory usage consistently exceeds 80-90%, it may indicate:

• firmware memory leaks;
• pool or networking issues;
• third-party scripts;
• excessive UI load.

Summary

Interface control elements provide:

• fast access to miner status;
• safe device control;
• convenient diagnostics;
• UI adaptation to operating conditions.

This is exactly the level of interface you expect from a mature custom firmware, not a checkbox UI pretending to be one.

This screen is used to configure mining pools and control the order in which they are used.

Here you define the primary and backup pools, worker credentials, and authorization parameters.

Mining tabs

At the top of the section, the following configuration tabs are available:

• Pools – pool addresses and priority order.
• Cooling – cooling modes and fan control (auto, manual, immersion).
• Performance – frequency, voltage profiles, autotuning.
• Advanced – additional logic, protections, and experimental settings.

The currently open tab is Pools.

Pool list

This block shows the list of pools the miner can connect to.

Pool priority is defined by their order in the list.

• The miner always tries Pool 1 first.
• If it becomes unavailable, the miner switches to the next one.
• Pool order can be changed via drag and drop.

Pool 1 (primary)

This is the main pool the miner connects to by default.

Pool 2 and Pool 3 (backup)

• Used as fallback pools.
• Activated automatically if the primary pool is unavailable.
• Recommended usage:
  • another server of the same pool, or
  • a completely different pool.

If the fields are empty, the pool is considered inactive.