what's going on everyone welcome to the Rabid Mining YouTube channel we are back at it again
with our silent Bitcoin Asic or any silent Miner you know one of their big ones the l7s the d9s it
doesn't matter you can run them at home silently with this fruit kit so on this eight inch inline
fan I've been running this at about 167 Watts fully wide open because I just wanted to keep
it cool and help circulate the air within my mining basement now a lot of you guys only run
it at like six or seven which only uses like 67 Watts when the default fans were around 160 Watts
or something so you're also saving quite a bit of power and quieting your big A6 down by using this
but we only had manual fan control well that's about to change because I do have this Nifty
device right here and this is the nejour I'm not sure how to actually pronounce that I'm sure you
you guys will let me know down in the comment section below but this is actually going to
plug in to the fan emulator chips that we put in up there to bypass the fans and auto control
it just like this was part of the Asic itself so it's going to control your eight inch inline fan
automatically based on the heat and everything like it was its own fans that it came with so
that's going to be pretty awesome here so let's get into it and show you how to get this done
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receive with your order you will get this bag here it's sealed and zip locked and it will consist of
the board itself you'll have two jumper pins here one's a three and a two pin as well as your header
pins now your header pins you are going to have to install yourself depending how you want to set
this up now it does come with two cards one shows you the contents of everything involved as well as
some instructions and how to do everything and the other one right here which you can can scan this
QR code right now if you want to check out user manual but it will tell you how to do the layout
now myself I'm not going to do anything that's bored because I'm okay with 100 fans I do have
those silencers built onto it I'm running it in manual mode at Max 10 right now anyway a lot of
you guys out there did say you only run this thing at around six or seven and that does use
a lot less power so if I don't need to run it so high this will do it so this will actually run it
on auto fans letting the Asic decide how fast to wrap up the fan you can see how small this thing
actually is based on my hand so I can't measure up my hand right now but this is a pretty small
board it's got your USBC right there and then your fan header pins this will plug right in to
your control board which we usually use with those emulators with the fruits kit so that'll bypass
that and give Auto control to that inline fan so we're going to run through the jumper config
table right quick here and pretty much to sum it up though is all you're doing doing is setting it
up for the maximum fans that you want to use so the top one here we can see it works for
bitmain as well as brains firmware that's a Max fan speed of 100 and again we don't have to do
anything because I'm okay with this thing wrapping up to 100 if you need now if you're overclocking
or something that's something you're definitely going to want to have now down below we can see
three pins to the left again bit Mains and brains that is the same type of minor and firmware to set
it for seventy percent we're going to want three pins set up on the left and then underneath it
you can see the slew Max fan and limited fan that is for Lux OS as well as vanish and you
got your 100 and 70 setup where it's two pins on the left and then your seventy percent is the two
middle pins now if you do decide to change the fan settings and you need something for a different Os
or firmware that you're actually using you're gonna have to install the header pins manually
and that's why we have these pins right here and they're just simply going to go into the chips
up here so we're going to put put two there two there so two pins each one has two pins you're
gonna put one in those two one in those two and this one's actually left blank follow the
diagram for your own but then you'll actually have your pins available to put your jumpers on top of
that based on what you're going to use so that's pretty much how this is set up in a nutshell so
like I said I'm keeping this stock because this is how I'm going to be running mine with the bit main
firmware on the s19j Pro Plus and we're going to have Auto fan control all the way up to a hundred
percent if needed depending on you know how hot your ambient temps are and if the control board
is saying hey we need to crank up these fans it has the ability to maximize it okay so the
first thing you are going to want to do is shut everything down and turn it off we don't want to
be pulling up anything ripping anything apart when there's still power to it so this is obviously off
right now I can confirm based at the wall right there that this is powered right down and I do
have it unplugged at this point so there's no power going to anything so we're going to have
to open up the top here this is where the control board is right in here and the fan controller is
kind of on the side with the pins where we got to plug that board so we're going to take these
two screws off in the front here and there's one in the back maybe two here we got to get at so we
need to get this one in the middle here that way we can push this button in and pull this off and
then there's two more right here so I'm going to pull these off we're going to get in there
look from the top and I'll show you exactly where to plug this in so I do have the top of the miner
off and we actually didn't need to remove our ethernet cable or any screw in the front there's
only three screws we had the two that were right here and then the one right here and we could get
Adam just fine with this shroud and everything on so it's a very simple process here and now
if we look up top we can see where we got to plug in our found controller right there are the four
emulators that we actually put in earlier for this fruit kit to trick the default control board that
the fans were gone and now we're just gonna put that board right in where those four out so I'm
going to remove those and put that board and so I do have those out and obviously if you're doing
this for the first time you're doing your fruits kits for the first time you're going to be pulling
out the fan controller plugs here that from the default fan and you wouldn't have those emulators
and you'd be going straight to the board I have so it's pretty simple to see where this goes though
all it is is four or four pins here that we're going to slip this board onto and looking at our
board that we got to put on we can see the four separate four pin female ends that do have to go
to those male ends within this board right here so I'm going to put these on and we'll show you
what it looks like okay so I do have that board in now and you can see this the USB plug here so
I'm just going to run the cable in and underneath here and plug it in here and that should go to our
inline fan controller so we'll come back into here you can see the manual control if we just unplug
this if I can pull it out with one hand oh this is come on come on okay it's not working let's go
all right we'll just go like that so now you can see the USB so this is what we got plug in to that
board and it will do the auto fan control instead of our manual control so I'm going to get this
wrapped around plugged into there and we will cut back okay so I do have that plugged in right there
I kind of hopefully it's not too tight I have it over there I should be able to get the plate
back on I'm hoping and I'm running it along the little Notch right here so it just goes through
and I should be able to close everything up and it goes right into there so I'm going to close it
up we'll fire it up and hopefully our fan starts spinning and we don't have a nuclear meltdown okay
so I don't have I have one plugged in but this will not turn on until I turn or plug in both
plugs here so right now I do have this plugged in I got the watt meter right here because we can't
really tell what setting it's at but right now it's looking like it's maxed out 175 Watts level
10. so I'm going to plug this in now we're going to watch it to see if it starts detecting so I'm
just gonna find my plug here we're gonna go into this bank here get that in so the A6 should now
begin turning on in a few seconds here there's some green lights all right so now we're going
to see because we know it ramps Up full blast then it starts doing its thing so it looks like
we are losing power here so the fan is ramping down it's ramping back up we're at 155s they're
probably setting now we're back to setting 10 at this point remember you can go through I'm just
guessing kind of remembering but I think level seven level six seven here we're only at like 65
68 Watts then once we start going above that it starts using quite a bit more power and level 10
is about that 175 Watts here but we can see it is ramping Up and Down based on this booting so I'm
going to go into it's red and everything I'm going to go into the dashboard because I don't have any
pool or anything set so I'm gonna have to set the pool up again apply it and then it should begin
mining but now we can see we're just hanging out on a nice little low idle at this point 23 Watts
that's probably like level three or something at this point three or four but so far it looks
like it's doing what it should based on the boot process so let's wrap this thing up and see what
it looks like okay so we do have a green light and everything's going good it was idling around
I don't know 20 watts or something for the past couple min minutes and now it started to wrap
up so we are on the max setting right now and it looks like it's bringing it down a couple levels
so we can see we're not cranked up all the time so it is running this fan the way it should be
so we're at about probably setting eight or nine right now I'm going with setting eight because we
saw two drops here I'm guessing we're on setting eight from ten so we are using a little less power
again 175 watts is at Max it's actually going down a bit more so it is working it is moving this fan
around based on the needs of the temperatures as it gets hotter in here and it needs more power
it's going to turn the fan up to help cool it down so that's pretty awesome remember I believe around
90 degrees on the outlet no matter what happens the Asic will shut down on its own so you don't
really have to worry about that if I was just unplug this or it went down or something this
will obviously start overheating pretty fast and the whole Asic will just shut itself down so it
won't catch on fire and burn your house down or anything so there are other safeties in there
well built within the miner for these things well it's not made for these things it's got
the four ones but you know what I'm talking about and where are we hanging out here so yeah 150
150 149 Watts 138 Watts so yeah it's probably on like setting seven or something right now
six seven actually no it's probably around seven or something again I don't know for
sure but we're definitely seeing the ramp or the fan ramp up and down so this thing
is definitely doing its job that's awesome Auto fan control enabled on the inline eight inch fans
for your quiet home Bitcoin Miners and again this will work with l7s and so on so be sure
to check that link down in the description I will see you all in the next one Rabid Out
thank you
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