Bitaxe is a fully open-source hardware project providing accessible, efficient solo Bitcoin ASIC miners for home enthusiasts.
Bitaxe represents a pioneering approach to cryptocurrency mining, offering fully open-source hardware solutions for solo Bitcoin mining. Designed for developers, enthusiasts, and home miners, Bitaxe ASIC devices are compact, desktop-friendly, and boast active air-cooling systems for optimal performance.
The open-source nature of Bitaxe allows users to customize, upgrade, and optimize their mining rigs according to specific environmental and performance needs. Browse our collection of setup guides, troubleshooting manuals, and configuration instructions below to get your Bitaxe miner running smoothly.
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Bitaxe devices are only compatible with 2.4GHz Wi-Fi networks. They do not support 5GHz networks, so you may need to manually switch your connection during setup.
First, connect your computer or phone directly to the Bitaxe Wi-Fi network (e.g., Bitaxe_XXXX). Then, open a web browser and enter the default IP address 192.168.4.1. Disable cellular data if the page fails to load.
Certain Wi-Fi routers (such as ASUS or TP-Link) have features like AiProtection or IoT security that block Stratum connections. You may need to disable these security features in your router to allow mining.
Bain úsáid as an web flasher tool, uncheck the 'keep configuration' box, and proceed to update the firmware. This will clear existing settings and reset the miner to factory defaults.
This error usually indicates a loose screen connection, loose power connection, overheating, or a firmware issue. Re-seat the screen, verify power cables, and consider reflashing the firmware if the problem persists.