Step 1: Download the Firmware Update

Downloading the Bitmain official Antminer S19 and S19j Pro firmware. Use this firmware to avoid breakage related to more advanced manipulations such as overclocking. It’s recommended that users use official firmware from Bitmain to avoid any potential issues.

Make sure you select the correct firmware version for your model of Antminer.

Step 2: Connect to Your Antminer

Connect to your Antminer using a web browser and log in to the control panel. Once you’re logged in, navigate to the “System” tab.

Step 3: Upload the Firmware

Update Under the “System” tab, you’ll see an option to upload firmware. Click on this option and select the firmware update you downloaded in step 1.

Step 4: Install the Firmware

Update Once the firmware update is uploaded, click on the “Install” button to begin the installation process. This may take a few minutes to complete.

Step 5: Reboot Your Antminer

After the installation is complete, reboot your Antminer to activate the low-power mode firmware update.

Step 6: Verify the Firmware

Update Once your Antminer has rebooted, log back in to the control panel and navigate to the “Miner Configuration” tab. Under the “ASIC Status” section, you should see a “Power Mode” option. Verify that this option is set to “Low Power” to confirm that the firmware update was successful.

Setting low power mode and saving changes is a critical step to maximize the performance of your miners while reducing their electricity usage. With this setting, users can get more output with less input and improve performance through reduced energy costs. This process involves accessing the miner’s system settings and adjusting voltage, frequency and fan speeds to reduce power consumption.

Additionally, it is essential to double-check for any compatibility issues between existing software programs running on the miner and the firmware update being applied to avoid potential problems before downloading and installing any updates from the websites. Once all these steps are completed successfully, users can enjoy greater efficiency from their miners while still achieving optimal output and potentially saving money on energy costs in the long run.