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HashCore Pulse — Production Release
Three versions. One release. Full control over your mining farm.
Today HashCore releases three versions of the Pulse platform into production — 0.8.0, 0.8.5, and 0.9.0. This is the largest release in the product's history: we've gone from per-device details to a full-fledged fleet management tool for operations of any scale.
What's new in this release
Complete picture for every device
Previously, to get a miner's network parameters you had to access its web interface directly. Now everything is available in Pulse: hostname, network mode (Static / DHCP), IP, MAC, subnet mask, gateway, and both DNS servers — all in one place with one-click copy. Even if the device goes Offline, the last known values are preserved.
Serial numbers are another thing that used to require manual lookup. Now the device serial and each individual board's serial are available right in the device card. Essential for warranty service and inventory.
Physical identification via IP Reporter
One of the most common operational requests is linking a physical device on a rack to its record in the system. We've solved this fundamentally: now a technician simply presses the IP Report button on the ASIC — and it instantly appears in Pulse. The "IP Report N" dropdown lets you isolate these devices in the list, select them for a batch operation, or clear the report. This changes the speed of work on large sites — no notes, no memorization, just press and find.
Real profitability accounting for electricity
The Income widget now shows not gross income, but net income — after deducting electricity costs. Below the main value, a line shows "Electricity: ~N $" with the approximate expense for the selected period. The rate is set once in the site settings, and everything is calculated automatically. Now you see the real number, not an optimistic forecast.
Diagnostic reports right from the interface
Previously, diagnosing a device required connecting to it directly. Now from the context menu of any device running HashCore Firmware — Maintenance → Diagnostic report — you can generate an archive with full technical logs. Works for a single device or a group. Progress is displayed in the Activity Center, and the file is available for download for 2 hours. Send the archive to support or analyze it yourself.
IP import from any system
If you're migrating from HashCore Toolkit, Hive OS, Awesome Miner, or Bitcap — you no longer need to manually transfer hundreds of addresses. Drag and drop a file (TXT, CSV, JSON) into the Pulse interface — the system will parse it, show how many addresses were found, and create a scan task automatically. And if the list is large and scattered — the "Aggregate IP" button will collapse it into compact ranges with a configurable threshold. Everything is reversible with one click.
Board management without entering the firmware
You can now enable or disable an individual board on a miner directly from Pulse — no SSH, no firmware web interface needed. In the device card, click "Config ↗" in the Boards section — a dialog opens with the current status, hashrate, and serial of each board. Select Enabled or Disabled, click Apply.
In batch mode, this is even more powerful: you can set a conditional action for each board slot across thousands of devices at once. For example — disable the first board on all devices where it's in Failure status and the temperature is above 85°C. Rule Builder with And / Or logic, no scripting required.
Batch cooling management
Thermal Config allows bulk changes to cooling parameters: mode (Auto / Manual), target temperature, fan speed, minimum number of working fans. The key feature is partial updates — fill in only what you want to change, and other parameters on the devices remain untouched. Devices not running HashCore Firmware in the selection are automatically skipped.
Event Log — complete history of every device
A new tab in the device card: a chronological feed of everything that has ever happened to this miner. Operations, configuration changes, system alerts, status transitions — each record shows the "was → became" transition. Date filter with shortcuts for Today / Yesterday / A week ago. This replaces disparate information sources with one place for investigating any incident.
Electrical grid protection during batch operations
When starting hundreds of miners simultaneously, peak grid load can cause an emergency shutdown. Now each site's settings include throttling: how many devices to start in one packet and what pause to insert between packets. The default is 10 devices with a 5-second pause. A simple parameter that protects against a real problem on large farms.