ASIC miner discovery
Scan a local management network, identify reachable miners, and prepare a clean device list before making changes.
Updated - BTC Tools operations guide
Explore ASIC discovery, monitoring, pool setup, workers, reboots, and farm upkeep in BTC Tools.
BTC Tools
BTC Tools is built around local ASIC administration tasks: finding miners, reviewing status, changing pool and worker settings, and handling routine maintenance batches.
Workflow
BTC Tools is built around local ASIC administration tasks: finding miners, reviewing status, changing pool and worker settings, and handling routine maintenance batches.
Scan a local management network, identify reachable miners, and prepare a clean device list before making changes.
Apply pool URLs, worker names, passwords, and backup pools to selected miners in controlled batches.
Use visible miner data such as reachability, hashrate, temperature, and model details when supported by the device.
Restart supported miners after configuration changes or during troubleshooting without opening every miner page manually.
Checklist
Use these checks before acting on the btc tools features for asic miner management workflow.
Operations
Use this table to compare the operating checks covered by manual workflow vs btc tools workflow.
| Area | What to check | BTC Tools workflow |
|---|---|---|
| Finding devices | Open router leases or miner pages one by one. | Scan a target subnet and review miners together. |
| Pool changes | Edit each miner manually in its web UI. | Prepare pool values and apply them to selected miners. |
| Worker names | Track naming in a spreadsheet only. | Use a consistent worker naming plan before batch edits. |
| Maintenance | Repeat the same task across many devices. | Group devices by subnet, rack, or maintenance batch. |
Setup
Start with the intended IP range and device group, apply one controlled change, and review the result before expanding the btc tools features for asic miner management workflow.