Antminer discovery
Scan the local management network and identify reachable Antminer-style devices.
Updated June 16, 2026 - BTC Tools operations guide
Use BTC Tools for Antminer-style discovery, pool setup, workers, reboots, and supported troubleshooting.
BTC Tools
BTC Tools is often used in workflows involving Antminer-style ASIC management. It is an independent resource and does not imply official Bitmain affiliation.
Workflow
Use this page as a practical planning reference for local ASIC miner operations. The exact behavior available in BTC Tools can depend on miner model, firmware, network access, and the action being performed.
Scan the local management network and identify reachable Antminer-style devices.
Prepare primary and backup pool URLs, worker names, and passwords before applying changes.
Limit changes to selected miners, racks, or test groups instead of the whole farm.
Use scan and status results to narrow down network, credential, pool, or firmware issues.
Checklist
Keep the scope narrow, document device groups, and separate local miner status from pool-side account data.
Operations
These tables are written for miners and technicians who need repeatable local workflows rather than broad crypto marketing copy.
| Area | What to check | BTC Tools workflow |
|---|---|---|
| Discover | Scan the subnet and find reachable devices. | Use the device list as the starting point. |
| Group | Select a small rack, room, or subnet. | Avoid accidental changes outside the intended group. |
| Configure | Apply pool and worker values. | Keep naming consistent with the farm layout. |
| Review | Check whether miners reconnect and submit work. | Escalate hardware or firmware issues separately. |
Setup
For every BTC Tools workflow, start from the intended IP range and device group, then apply changes in small controlled batches and review results before expanding the scope.