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Remote Power Management Module For Breakout Boards: X6B, X7B, X11, X12, X15, X20, ZSX

Remote Management
4.12 out of 5 based on 25 customer ratings
(37 customer reviews)

$47.00

Remotely trigger a power cycle on any device connected to our breakout boards. Power cycle up to 12 breakout boards at the same time. Access via a Web interface with the ability to create a power cycle schedule.

705 in stock (can be backordered)

Warranty: 30 Days

SKU: XRMT-V1 Category: Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , GTIN: 719826778481
Qty Discount - 2+ $3 off each | 5+ $5 off each

Product Description

Power Supply Remote Management Board

Experienced cryptocurrency miners know that when your miners begin to act erratically or under-perform, the best solution is usually a Hard Reset "Power Cycle". But what happens when you're not near your mining facility or if you're away on vacation? Until today you only had two options: going out of your way to get to your miners or purchasing a Switched PDU that can easily cost over $1,500. With that in mind, we created this Remote management board as a third, cost-efficient option.

Set Up Configuration

Connect the board to your router with an Ethernet cable and then connect the board to PSU #1 in your chain with our interconnect cable. Then access the Remote Management through our user-friendly, highly-intuitive Web interface. Once in the Web interface, you can remotely turn all chained PSUs on or off with 1 click. Or, alternatively, use the automated power cycle feature to hard reset your farm every 3, 6, 12, or 24 hours! Just set it and let the automated restart feature do the work for you.

Features:

  • Compatible with all Network Routers
  • Remote On/Off
  • Automated Power Cycle with intervals between 2 minutes and 24 Hours.
  • Remotely Manage up to 12 Power Supplies
  • Easy to use Web Interface
  • Foam padding with adhesive for easy mounting

Specifications:

  • Power Input: 2A 5V
  • Power Input Connector: Micro USB
  • Network Connectivity: LAN RJ45

Remote Management Package Contents:

Requirements:

  • Ethernet Cable. Not Included
  • Power Adapter and Micro USB cable. Not Included.

 

Additional Information

Weight 0.25 lbs
Dimensions 6 × 6 × 3 in
Manufacturer

Parallel Miner
MPN

XRMT-V1
UPC

719826778481
Required Powered Source

Minimum 2A 5V Micro USB

Got something to discuss?

Customer
dgan
2 years 5 months ago

Additional to the web interface, is there a way to access their functions through an api for further automation?

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Support
Joseph g
2 years 5 months ago

Hi, the first version release this month will only have the WEB interface enable. We plan to release a firmware update earlier next year with SSH command enable. Keep in mind the ability to schedule a hard reboot at every X times is 100% functional and can be set for every 2min to once per 24hrs. We will be sending a promo email to all our customers next week. Anyone who purchased five or more X adapter in 2018 will receive up to two FREE remote adapters. We will also include $10 off coupon on the remote adapter. The remote adapter will be priced at $47

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Customer
dgan
2 years 5 months ago

Nice! I’m interested in the SSH version so I can connect it to my custom monitoring and control system

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Customer
dgan
2 years 2 months ago

Hi, did you release the upgraded version for SSH command support? Thanks in advance

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Customer
John
2 months 29 days ago

Does this work on the ZSX board?

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Support
Missa-Lynn
2 months 28 days ago

Yes, it does. Thank you for the reminder that I need to update this listing.

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Customer
Pavel Litorovich
1 month 5 days ago

I might have missed something but can I access this module from a remote computer? I am talking about a computer 1000 miles away, not the local machine. I understand I can remote to my home PC and login to the miner from there, but it is not really convenient. And if power is lost my home PC will power OFF also, unless I set it up to always ON on power loss. So simply, can I access this device from the Internet without the need of a local machine? Thanks.

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Support
Joseph g
1 month 5 days ago

Hi Pavel, from 10 miles away or across the world. Learn about port forwarding with routers. Youtube is a great place for that

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Customer
Pavel Litorovich
1 month 3 days ago

Well, YouTube is great for anything, but having nice simple instructions or a short video on your website along with the product would have helped tremendously and would have promoted your product at the same time. When your receive a piece of furniture there are still instructions enclosed to assemble it vs a statement “go learn it on YouTube” although you might not really need it. Right? Its not a big deal to learn it, but I just do not have time to google and mess with ports.

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Customer
dylan-3796
13 days 10 hours ago

Can you just explain briefly why one might use the power cycle schedule feature? Perhaps provide a use-case scenario? Thank you for all the great products!

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Support
Joseph g
13 days 9 hours ago

The year is 2017 we have 900 S7 & S5 Antminer in the state of Washington mining 24/7. Staff on-site ZERO, our office is in California, why did we set up mining in WA? California KWH is 0.15cent Washington 0.04. At that time the Monthly saving was like $12,500 per month! Although we had scripts to restart the miners remotely sometimes it was not enough to reset them fully. Sometimes we just need a real power cycle. Electricity off, Capacitors flush … Full restart from fresh. Just like that, we go from 1.2Phs to 1.7Phs. At that time that resulted in 3 or 4 BTC extra per day. Alternative prior to our remote management? JetBlue $625 round trip to Portland + rental car. Employees go into the data center and shut all the breakers off … Wait for ten-second and back on. Get a nice dinner, bars, sleep, and back to California. Once the remote management was deployed, no more Jetblue, no more bars!! 🙂

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37 reviews for Remote Power Management Module For Breakout Boards:...

  1. 3 out of 5

    Robert Benoit (verified owner) –

    Couldn’t get it to work. It powers on but I didn’t get the board hooked up with the rest of the system. 3 stars for that.

    • Joseph g (store manager) –

      Hi Robert, give us a call we will help you set the remote up.

  2. 5 out of 5

    Nickolas (verified owner) –

    Fast shipping! Works great right out of the box. Exactly what I was looking for. The online manual has the login information, but the printed version that came with it is missing this info. Default user and password is “admin”

  3. 4 out of 5

    Joseph g (store manager) –

    The module must be powered using a Micro USB cable. Any phone charger or power bank or USB port will do. However, do not use the GPU rig motherboard USB port in which the module is intended to power. You will be in a CATCH22! As when the motherboard is powered off, they will be no power sent to the module from the USB port!

  4. 5 out of 5

    ocinternational –

    Hello, could you use this power management module with ATX power supply and PSU server combined? thanks for he info

    • Joseph g (store manager) –

      The management module was designed to control the X6,7,11 adapters. It cannot control an ATX power supply directly or indirectly. However, in another scenario. If you were to use this item instead of an ATX power supply https://www.parallelminer.com/product/180watt-max-24pin-atx-power-module-included-sata-molex-cpu-power-connectors-ditch-your-atx-power-supply-entirely/

      You would be able to hard power cycle your entire system. Motherboard, GPU, and Server PSU. If this is a system for GPU mining I see zero gain using an ATX power supply. Finally, the X adapter can co-exist with an ATX power supply and when a restart is trigger on the motherboard the server PSU connected to the X adapter will also power cycle.

  5. 4 out of 5

    andrusalumae –

    im stuck at the login screen, what account should i use ? crated an account with parallel miner but that dosent work either so im stuck. currently if i hook it up it will turn my rig off after 30 minutes.

  6. 5 out of 5

    Harry (verified owner) –

    awesome works so far as intended.

  7. 5 out of 5

    Harry J HIGHTOWER (verified owner) –

    awesome

  8. 5 out of 5

    Harry J HIGHTOWER (verified owner) –

    works as intended, great !!

  9. 5 out of 5

    Harry J HIGHTOWER (verified owner) –

    great

  10. 1 out of 5

    Anonymous (verified owner) –

    You can make one of these with a $5 Sonoff, or buy a $15 if you wanted something that works out of the box. At a price 3+ times that of comparable products, it’s baffling that this doesn’t support PoE and that it doesn’t offer basic features like DHCP and SSH.

  11. 5 out of 5

    Dartellum –

    I finally got this connected. I changed the IP, connected to the ZSX board, and then 1 hour later it booted the rig. I had to change to “no set” and press “Set” on the Power tab. On the Power or Status tab, could you display the current schedule? Also, could you document this may have a setting from the factory until the schedule is displayed?

    Once this was corrected, the board works as expected.

    • Albert.S (store manager) –

      Thank you for the feedback. We will make a note of your suggestion for our next version of the remote management or firmware update.

  12. 5 out of 5

    Darren (verified owner) –

    Good quality at a fair price.

  13. 1 out of 5

    shawnli87 (verified owner) –

    It is extremely disappointing that not only has the promised SSH firmware update has not materialized, but the very basic and standard DHCP capability is missing. Because of this my router does not recognize the board, so it can’t be port forwarded. So now I have wasted $47 on a product that can’t be accessed outside of my home network, which defeats the purpose of a “remote power management module.”

    • Joseph g (store manager) –

      Hi Sawn
      So as long as you are on the same subnet there is no need for DHCP! Example: Your router lease IP to subnet 192.168.2.xx just set the remote IP static as 192.168.2.200 and any computer on the subnet will be able to access the remote. If you give the remote a port address other than standard 80, Example 8151 TCP then you would access it as follow 192.168.2.200:8151.

  14. 5 out of 5

    Anonymous (verified owner) –

  15. 1 out of 5

    shawnli87 (verified owner) –

    Joseph, you missed the point. My router will not recognize the device unless it uses DHCP (which is standard for a device to use). Since my router doesn’t recognize it, port forwarding does not work, and it cannot be used remotely.

    • Joseph g (store manager) –

      No Sir, I know very well what I am talking about. You want the DHCP because you think you need this to access the remote default IP address, so you can at least change it. Your router does not need to recognize anything. If you are on the same subnet address you are on the same network and any devices or computer can communicate regardless of your Router “Unless you specifically block this in firewall setting. Now, since your computer is getting a dynamic IP address from your router, which is most likely on a different subnet you can’t reach the remote. That is incorrect, you can! Temporarily set your network adapter to static IP 192.168.1.10. 255.255.255.0 Gateway 192.168.1.1. Save, then open a browser and access the Management remote at 192.168.1.100 User: admin pass: admin | Change the Ip address of the remote to match your own router subnet, save, exit, go back to your adapter setting and reselect DHCP. Problem solves and now you can access the remote. DHCP is a process to assign IP addresses automatically – dynamically, that does not mean you cannot assign a specific one manually.

  16. 1 out of 5

    shawnli87 (verified owner) –

    No joseph, you don’t know what you’re talking about. I know how to do that. You’re completely ignoring my issue. I CANNOT PORT FORWARD WITHOUT DHCP. As in setting it up to connect from OUTSIDE MY HOME NETWORK! My router will not forward the port, because the router did not assign the IP address and it doesn’t see the device. You should listen to your customers problems instead of talking down to them and ignoring their actual issue.

    • Joseph g (store manager) –

      Perhaps I missed understanding your meaning. I apologies. I’ve been in the computer industry since 1988. I have never seen a router that will not allow port forwarding on static IPs. However, it’s been a few years since I purchased a router. As they try to make them more user-friendly it’s possible they remove the user ability to control the network.

    • Joseph g (store manager) –

      If you cannot find a solution. Simply request an RMA and we will send you a prepaid label and issue a full refund.

    • Joseph g (store manager) –

      Final thought, worth exploring. When you set up your router you have an option of range for DHCP lease IPs. Could it be possible if that range is the entire subnet IE: 192.168.1.2 / 192.168.1.255 then your router knows they cannot possibly be static IP! Try to decrease the DHCP range so that the router allows static. Let me know if that works.

  17. 5 out of 5

    mdedetrich –

    So I have the same problem as Robert Benoit, the Remote works perfectly fine when it comes to cycling the PSU but the problem is that when you are using a standard ATX motherboard (in my case a ASUS B250 Mining Board) you still need to manually turn on the motherboard using the 2 PIN power jumper (this is your typical power button).

    Is there a way to connect the motherboard 2 pin power jumper to the remote so that its possible to both power cycle the PSU AND turn on the actual system? Otherwise its kinda pointless because you still need someone physically there to power on the system after a power cycle. It seems like this remote was only designed for ASIC’s in mind where you don’t have a separate power button.

    • Joseph g (store manager) –

      Hi, here is the solution. In the motherboard bios setting there is an option that says the following. “In the event of a power failure should I start back on when the power returns?” Of course, the option is a most likely name like PWFAIL on/off. Just set this to on and when you use the remote management your system will reboot automatically

  18. 5 out of 5

    Tony C. (verified owner) –

  19. 5 out of 5

    Alexander (verified owner) –

  20. 5 out of 5

    Brad C. (verified owner) –

    Great addition to your Rig, one more level of remote management control for when your OS stops responding.

  21. 5 out of 5

    Karsten Welskop (verified owner) –

    Works fine. High quality. Fast delivery.

  22. 4 out of 5

    Mark Smylie (verified owner) –

    This seems awesome but haven’t had time to try it yet.

  23. 5 out of 5

    Andre C. (verified owner) –

  24. 4 out of 5

    Joshua Reola (verified owner) –

    Hi. The module reboots the system every hour despite the settings in the GUI is set to not do this. I had to remove it. Is this a faulty device?

    • Joseph g (store manager) –

      Set it to OFF and click apply

  25. 5 out of 5

    Anrijs Klepca (verified owner) –

    LOVELY

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