Hyperbit-BW-L21-Intsallation-Guide

BW-L21 INSTALLATION GUIDE
Overview
1. Place the miner on a level surface with access to power,
network and sufficient airflow
2. Connect the miner to the power and network
3. Power on the miner
4. Access the web interface of the miner using a web
browser to configure the pools, addresses, etc.
5. Start earning crypto

POWER SUPPLY
STEP01
Connect power supply (PSU) with cable to the mains electricity supply. Do not power on the PSU yet. First, check the specifications
on base of PSU matches your requirements. Depending on the voltage, you may need to use a power transformer.

CONNECT ETHERNET
STEP02
Connect the network cable to the miner’s
ethernet port

POWER CONNECTIONS
STEP03
Connect any 6 power cables from the power supply
to the power connections at the top of the miner. Also
ensure that the fan power cable from the fan at the front
of the miner is connected to the 4 pin power output on
the top of the miner.
POWER UP
STEP04
Power on the PSU and wait approximately 30 seconds
for it to boot and commence running.

CONNECTIVITY
STEP05
By default, the miner will obtain a DHCP network
address. If you have a DHCP network running, you can
query the network for the IP address of the miner.
Alternatively, use IP scanning software. For example:
www.advanced-ip-scanner.com
You can connect to the miner using a web browser at
http://IP – where IP is the IP address of the miner.
If you have an internet router you can usually look
at the DHCP leases table of that router to determine
which address it has given to the miner.
Alternatively, press the reset pin on the back of the
miner. When all four LEDs flash, the miner has reset.
This will cause the miner to restart with the default
IP address 10.0.0.10.
For further assistance with factory reset, refer to
Help Guide.

NETWORK CONFIGURATION
STEP06
Log in to the miner dashboard by browsing the default
IP or DHCP address.
The miner login name is admin
The password is bw.com
Access the Network configuration screen on the
second tab (pictured left).
Enter the IP address, netmask, and gateway for your
network. You can enter any DNS server address but
8.8.8.8 is usually safe to use.
Alternatively you may select DHCP Net as the Protocol
and your miner will automatically obtain an IP address
from your DHCP server, after Save & Restart.
Network settings must be saved before moving to
mining pools (on the third tab). Click Save & Restart.
The miner will reboot with chosen network settings.
After saving, now log in to the miner dashboard using
the IP address you chose.
For further assistance with personal networks, refer
to Help Guide.

POOL SETTINGS
STEP07
Users may configure up to three pools under the
MiningPool tab. Enter the pool, username and
password data here.
Refer to the support information provided by the Scryptbased
pools you wish to configure. List them in order
of priority. The miner attempt to connect to Pool1 by
default, then the second, or third backup pools.
The miner ships at default 648 frequency, equivalant
to 550 MHS (+/- 10%). Changing to the 684 setting
on the frequency dropdown will increase the miner’s
hashrate up to 600 MHS (+/- 10%). The 684 frequency
is not considered overclock. Please monitor
performance on different frequencies to find the
best setting for your environment.
Click Save & Restart. The miner will reboot with chosen
pool and frequency settings.
For an example pool setup, refer to Help Guide.

CONNECTING AFTER RESET
HELP GUIDE01
After reset, connect the miner via ethernet cable to a
personal computer.
Configure the network settings on your PC to match
that of the reset miners. Edit the PC ethernet network
settings under IPv4:
IP: 10.0.0.11
Netmask: 255.0.0.0
Gateway: 10.0.0.1
DNS: 8.8.8.8 or 8.8.4.4
After PC network configuration has been saved, use a
web browser to acess the default IP address 10.0.0.11
while miner is still connected by ethernet to the PC.
Log in to the miner dashboard, open the Network tab,
enter your personal network details as per Step06,
then save and reset. Plug the miner into your personal
network and browse your chosen IP address.
You will now be able to access the miner dashboard
from any computer connected to your personal network.

FIND YOUR NETWORK SETTINGS
HELP GUIDE02
How to determine your personal network settings.
For Windows, open the Command Prompt window.
This can be located by typing “command prompt”
into the Windows search bar.
For Mac, open the Terminal window. This can be
opened by typing “terminal” into Spotlight search.
Typing “ipconfig” (for Windows) or “ifconfig” (for
Mac) will return the settings of the personal network
you are connected to (example right).
Using the example (pictured right) you would enter
the following network configurations for Step06
IP: 192.168.7.106
Netmask: 255.255.255.0
Gateway: 192.168.7.3
DNS: 8.8.8.8 or 8.8.4.4
Provided IP 192.168.7.106 is not already taken on
your personal network by another device.
Save & Restart. When the miner has rebooted, you will
now be able to access the dashboard to configure
pools by browsing 192.168.7.106

EXAMPLE POOL SETTINGS
HELP GUIDE03
Below is an example setup using the BW Litecoin
pool. You can sign up for this service at
https://ltc.bw.com/pool
Pool 1: stratum+tcp://stratum_ltc.bw.com:8888
Pool 2: stratum+tcp://stratum_ltc.bw.com:8889
Pool 3: stratum+tcp://stratum_ltc.bw.com:8888
Username: username.workername
Replace “username” with your BW pool username.
“Workername” can be set to anything (i.e. 1), except special
characters. A password entry is not required for this pool.

BW-L21 WARRANTY
6 MONTHS FROM DATE OF SHIPPING
WARRANTY COVERS
SHIPPING ADDRESS
• Replacement of miner parts that report as faulty on the dashboard.
• Replacement in the event of a failure of the miner while operating
under normal conditions of power, temperature, etc.
• Replacement of power supply unit while operating under normal conditions
of power, temperature, etc.
VOIDED CASES
• Replacement or servicing of miner boards that occasionally or infrequently
report as “not hashing”
Attention: Hyperbit Warranty Department
Room 101, 1st Floor, M-10 Building
No. 4, Ke Wen Road, Ma Kuo Ling Industrial Zone
Nanshan District, Shenzhen, China
CONTACT
For further warranty or troubleshooting support email:
support@hyperbitshop.io
• Parts exposed to high temperatures or voltages outside PSU specifications,
including damage from lightning and other voltage surges.
• Replacement or servicing of miner parts exposed to frequent connection
and disconnection from power source.
• When miner is demolished, privately altered or has had components
replaced.
• If components are filled with water, exposed to moisture, or corroded.
If any circuit board or chips are burnt.
• Replacement or servicing of miner parts under conditions where hash
rates, financial returns or accept/reject rates are not within expected
parameters, where this may be caused by the mining conditions at the
pool such as increased difficulty levels, high collision rates with other
miners due to mining pool congestion and network conditions.
• In the case of overclocking or miner modification.