Device Statuses
Connectivity Status
Displayed as a colored icon next to the device name in the Workers list. Shows whether there is an active connection between the agent and the device.
| Status | Color | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Online | 🟢 Green | Device is accessible, metrics are coming in regularly |
| Offline | 🔴 Red | Device hasn't responded for over 5 minutes |
When transitioning to Offline, all device metrics (hashrate, temperature, power consumption, RPM, uptime) are reset and displayed as --.
Miner Status
Displayed as a colored tag in the device row. Shows the current operational state of the miner. Statuses are unified across all manufacturers: Bitmain, MicroBT, Canaan, Innosilicon, and HashCore Firmware.
| Status | Color | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Mining | Green | Device is operating normally, mining is active |
| Stopped | Gray | Mining is stopped. Device is accessible but not working |
| Autotuning | Yellow | Performance autotuning is in progress. Only for HashCore Firmware devices |
| Error | Red | An error has been detected. Requires operator attention |
| Offline | Gray | No connection to the device |
| Unknown | Gray | Status could not be determined. Usually a temporary state during initial connection |
Using Statuses in Practice
Quick Filtering
Click any status tag directly in the Workers table — the list will instantly filter by that status. For example, clicking Error will show only problematic devices.
Workers Widget on the Dashboard
On the site dashboard, the Workers widget displays the distribution of devices by status as a progress bar. This gives an instant assessment of the entire fleet's state without going to the device list.
Board Indicators
Each device row displays compact colored indicators showing hashboard status:
- 🟢 Green — board is mining (Mining)
- 🟠 Orange — initializing (Initializing)
- 🔴 Red — board failure (Failure)
- ⚫ Gray — board is stopped or disconnected
Initializing and Failure statuses blink to attract attention.
Status Normalization by Manufacturer
Different manufacturers use their own status designations. Pulse automatically normalizes them to a unified format:
| Manufacturer | Original Status | Pulse Status |
|---|---|---|
| Bitmain | Normal | Mining |
| Bitmain | Stopped | Stopped |
| Bitmain | Error | Error |
| MicroBT | Mining | Mining |
| MicroBT | Idle | Stopped |
| MicroBT | Error | Error |
| Canaan | Running | Mining |
| Canaan | Stopped | Stopped |
| HashCore | Mining | Mining |
| HashCore | Tuning | Autotuning |
Roles and Permissions
HashCore Pulse uses a role-based access control model. Each user has a role that determines what actions they can perform in the system.
Site Dashboard
The site dashboard is the main monitoring screen in HashCore Pulse. It gives an instant assessment of the entire device fleet's state: performance, consumption, profitability, and statuses — all in one place.