1. The display interface of Remote Control module has been optimized. It is now divided into three major modules by function: Basic, Performance and System. Each module contains dedicated functions, so you can select the features you need as required.

2. The Work Control function in the Remote Control module has been optimized, with specific adjustments listed below.

Step 1 Select an IP address of a miner you want to change its working mode.

You can also select multiple IP addresses of multiple miners.

Step 2 Click Remote Ctrl, click Basic, click Miner Control, and then click OK.

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Step 3 After a dialogue box pops up, select Stop Work, Resume Work, Allow Miner to Work, or Disable Auto-Start Work, and then click OK to switch a working mode.

Stop Work: When enabled, selected miners that are idle will immediately resume working.

Resume Work: When enabled, selected miners that are working will stop working immediately.

Allow Miner to Work: When enabled, selected miners will enter normal working state upon next restarting or restoring (i.e., operations in 8.1 and 8.4).

Disable Auto-Start Work: When enabled, selected miners will stay idle instead of entering working state upon the restarting or restoring (i.e., the operations in 8.1 and 8.4).

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Note: M3 and other early mines are not supported when the miner is turned off.

3. Random Startup Time function has been added to the Remote Control module. Details are as follows.

When performing a reboot operation on batch-selected miners, random startup time configuration is supported. This function prevents a large number of miners from powering on simultaneously, avoiding sudden load spikes that exceed load capacity of mining site generator sets (mainly because natural gas generator sets are not suitable for sudden high-load operation, and require a small process of load ramping).

Step 1 Select an IP address of a miner you want to configure its random startup time.

You can also select multiple IP addresses of multiple miners.

Step 2 Click Remote Ctrl, click Basic, click Random Startup Time, and then click OK.

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Step 3 After a dialog box pops up, fill in startup time as needed, and then click OK to complete random startup time configuration.

Note: The random start time range supports configuring 0-10 minutes. For example, there are currently 100 miners that need to be batch configured with this feature. When the maximum startup time is set to 10 minutes, the selected 100 miners will start in a dispersed manner within a 0-10 minute interval. For example, some miners will start in 1 - 2 minutes, some in 3 - 4 minutes, and all will be restarted in sequence within a 10 minute time limit.

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