Avalon4
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A3222
- Datasheet download here
Package: QFN56-8X8, 0.5mm pitch Core voltage: 0.65 ~ 0.8V Chip frequency: 400MHz Hashrate: 25-30G (Normal，0.75V) Power usage: 0.45-0.55W/G on ASIC side VDDIO: 1.5 ~ 2.5V
SPI Example
a real data:
1st:
work n chip1
{576'hc16801619d8d4242e06e5fab25a54bbe222e8b877848c34beea79cd6528caf7e33cde02a983dab158119ce2a1c9fc4eddac8ce296d0fd9da6e18f645087e051a2d547050e8dc86b1, 64'ha, 32'h1, 32'h1, 32'h1}
work n chip0
{576'h1bed3ba0a2cb45c1d8f8ef6712146495c44192c07145fd6d974bf4bb8f41371d65c90d1e9cb18a17fa77fe7d13cdfd7b0063910762a5f25c06b168ae087e051a895170504ac1d001, 64'h5, 32'h1, 32'h1, 32'h1}
2nd:
work n+1 chip1
{576'h0, 64'hb, 32'h1, 32'h1, 32'h1}
work n+1 chip0
{576'h0, 64'h6, 32'h1, 32'h1, 32'h1}
3rd:
work n+2 chip1
{576'h0, 64'hc, 32'h1, 32'h1, 32'h1}
work n+2 chip0
{576'h0, 64'h7, 32'h1, 32'h1, 32'h1}
then get nonce 32'h1beebba0 for chip0, 32'hc1698161 for chip1;
Avalon4
Each module include 40 A3222 ASICs, the mdoule should be working at 1TH/S and using 700W power.
JTAG Port
PMU
HU
Power & GND
LED
From left to right
ERR/WARN/TXD/RXD/N1/N2/PG1/PG2
Avalon4 CGMiner Under Ubuntu 14.04
Download
Inside your home directory, download Cgminer sudo git clone https://github.com/Canaan-Creative/cgminer
Compile
cd cgminer git checkout origin/avalon4 -b avalon4 sudo ./autogen.sh --enable-avalon4 sudo make -j 4
Run
sudo ./cgminer --avalon4-fan 60 --avalon4-freq 200 --avalon4-voltage 7125 --lowmem -o http://stratum.pool:3333 -u work -p pass or sudo ./cgminer --avalon4-fan 60 --avalon4-freq 200 --avalon4-voltage 7125 --lowmem -o http://stratum.pool:3333 -u work -p pass --api-allow W:192.168.2,W:192.168.2.1 --api-listen $@ 2>./log
AUC
Avalon USB2IIC converter
LED
- PWR: Power indicator
- R: AUC response error
- G: IIC Xfer
- B: AUC init
AUC Firmware
20141027
- AUC version: AUC-20141027
- Change Manufacturer to Canaan-Creative
20141019
- AUC version: AUC-20141019
- First version of AUC firmware
- Source URL: https://github.com/Canaan-Creative/Avalon-USB-converter
RPi/703N Firmware
Daily Building
20141029
- First version of Avalon4 firmware
MM Firmware
Daily Building
20141030
- First version of Avalon4 firmware