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Everything You Need To Know About Your New Bitaxe 

Bitaxe Setup

Joining The Network: How to Navigate Bitaxe Setup

Getting Started

Getting started with your bitaxe is a snap, thanks to our easy-to-follow, step-by-step setup guide.

Bitaxe Ultra ASIC Miner

Review Box Components:

  • Your SustainHash Bitaxe box should contain the following:
  • 1 (one) Bitaxe miner
  • 1 (one) corded 5V power supply.

Initial Power-Up:

Plug your Bitaxe miner into the provided 5V power supply. This will automatically turn on the miner. NOTE: It is important only to use an approved power supply. Using alternative power supply models may permanently damage your miner.

Access The AxeOS Web Portal:

The miner will attempt to connect to a default network, which it will not initially find. Use a wi-fi-capable device (ie. A phone, laptop, desktop, etc.) to search for an access point called Bitaxe_XXXX.

After connecting to the bitaxe SSID, you should be automatically redirected to the AxeOS web portal. If you not automatically redirected.

Open your browser:

Visit http://192.168.4.1.

Configure Wifi Settings:

In the AxeOS web portal, click on the ‘settings’ button. Select your local Wi-Fi network and connect to it. NOTE: Bitaxe devices are incompatible with 5GHz WIFI; they only work with 2.4GHz Wi-Fi. Double-check the Wi-Fi SSID and password before entering to prevent manual recovery later.

Update Mining Pool Settings:

Within the AxeOS web portal you will see a default pool configuration. Your miner will work however to receive any payouts you need to change the user to “YOUR-BTC-ADDRESS.MINER-NAME”. You may also change the pool URL and port to a mining pool of your choice. NOTE: We recommend doing your research to find a mining pool that works best for you. The r/bitaxe Reddit is an excellent resource for finding accessible information.

Save and Restart to Apply Changes:

Start Mining:

Good luck and watch out for Balrogs.



Specs and Comparisons

Bitaxe


Description

Open-Source utilizing one Bitmain ASIC chip for mining and micro controller for device computing

Hashrate

400Gh/s-1.2Th/s

Power Draw

10-15w

Power Supply

5v

Weight

73g

Dimensions

10x6cm

Display

0.91 inch OLED

Resolution

128x32px

Power Connector

2.1/5.5mm Barrel Jack

USB Data Port

USB-C

Wireless Connection

Wifi 2.4G

Hardware Functions

Boot + Reset

Cooling

Heatsink + Fan

OS

Axe OS

Dashboard

Web/Device screen

Hash Chip

ASIC

Micro controller

ESP32-S3-WROOM-1

Nerdminer


Description

Open-source utilizing a CPU for mining and computing

Hashrate

70Kh/s

Power Draw

~1w

Power Supply

3.3v

Weight

.05g

Dimensions

7x4x4cm

Display

1.9″ Full-color LCD

Resolution

170x320px

Power Connector

USB-C

USB Data Port

USB-C

Wireless Connection

Wifi 2.5G/5G, Bluetooth 5

Hardware Functions

Boot + Reset

Cooling

Passive

OS

Nerdminer

Dashboard

Device screen

Hash Chip

ESP32 (various models)

Micro controller

ESP32 (various models)

Nerdaxe


Description

Combination of the Nerdminer and Bitaxe, utilizing 1 Bitmain ASIC chip for mining and micro controllerfor device computing

Hashrate

400Gh/s

Power Draw

10-15w

Power Supply

5v

Weight

73g

Dimensions

10x6cm

Display

1.9″ Full-color LCD

Resolution

170x320px

Power Connector

2.1/5.5mm Barrel Jack

USB Data Port

USB-C

Wireless Connection

Wifi 2.4G

Hardware Functions

Boot + Reset

Cooling

Heatsink + Fan

OS

Axe OS

Dashboard

Device screen

Hash Chip

ASIC

Micro controller

ESP32 (various models)