iBelink BM-S3 Support

peterjfrancoiii

Folks, there is a huge demand for iBelink BM-S3.
Can you please make sure that your software is fully supporting the latest firmware of that machine?
At the moment, users are at the mercy of the mining facilities in order to issue commands to the miners and it is very tedious.

There is a huge gathering around BTCB2 (XBT) launched by Luke Dashrj


v6.0.40 

Low power mode

Ultra low power mode

Serial number pull

Miner log pull

Fan speed

Reset

Power on/off

Basically, we can’t issue any commands at all. It would be nice to have full functionality of the web interface so that we can see the chip status in real time etc
 

Peter J Franco III

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    tgunter

    gotta get those bitcoin 2's mined out of the ground before they become worthless!

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    peterjfrancoiii

    Additional Suggestion.
    1. Failing Fan Alert: Alert trigger for when the Fan speeds on iBelink BM-S3 & S3+ deviate more than 5% from each other. 
    The BM-S3 units change all fan speed equally and have tachometers built into them. When a fan returns a speed that is not consistent with the others, it is an indicator that the fans should be changed asap. Adding an alert for fans that deviate from the group is a solid way to see this before it becomes a major issue.


    2. Fan speed API Connection point (For Software devs that want to track fan health.)

    With the advent of Agentic Coding, we need significantly stronger support for API Connections so that users can monitor and store the health data of their machines for better maintenance & failure planning.

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  • Comment author
    peterjfrancoiii
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    Requested Foreman Support — iBeLink BM-S3 / BM-S3+

    • Firmware Support: Full compatibility with firmware v6.0.40 and newer.
    • Power Modes: Enable Low Power, Ultra Low Power, and Performance modes.
    • Remote Controls: Reset, reboot, power on/off, and other native miner commands.
    • Voltage Control: Adjustable voltage from 1150–1500 mV in the HB Info Record tab.
    • Frequency Control: Adjustable core frequency from 200–1500 MHz in the HB Info Record tab.
    • Performance Profiles: Allow voltage and frequency adjustments for both Efficiency and Performance settings.
    • Hardware Error Monitoring: Display hardware error counts individually for each hashboard.
    • RECV Monitoring: Display RECV counts per hashboard to help diagnose instability and potential soft errors.
    • Real-Time Chip Monitoring: Display individual chip status, frequency, temperature, and errors where supported.
    • Fan Speed Monitoring: Display individual fan RPM readings.
    • Fan Failure Alerts: Trigger an alert when one fan's RPM deviates more than 5% from the others.
    • Fan Speed API: Expose individual fan RPM readings for third-party monitoring and predictive maintenance.
    • Serial Number Retrieval: Remotely retrieve miner serial numbers.
    • Miner Logs: Remotely access and download diagnostic logs.
    • Developer API: Provide access to hardware telemetry, error statistics, tuning settings, and supported commands for automated optimization.
    • Historical Data: Record fan speeds, temperatures, error counts, hashrate, voltage, and frequency to analyze hardware health and performance over time.

      This is really what we would prefer…
    • SSH Access (Preferred Alternative): Provide secure, owner-authorized SSH access where supported, allowing users to deploy custom monitoring, management, and automated tuning systems directly onto their ASIC miners.

    Overall Goal: Give remotely hosted BM-S3 and BM-S3+ owners full control over their machines, with advanced performance tuning, diagnostics, predictive maintenance, and automation capabilities—without depending on hosting facility personnel.

    In an attempt to help you develop this faster. I've mapped out the API  connections to Miner. 

    They can be found in this link to my NAS Drive. 

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