I believe these are the fuses for the blades.. Oddly they are called "Blade Fuses" !
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Cooper-Bussman-ATC-10A-Blade-Fuses-5-Count/20971317

If you don't have the screw-down Power Adapter you will need to get more creative.

Screw terminals are "4 pin, 5.08mm pitch, closed at both sides"

NO. This is not how electronics work. Do not use anything but 12V.

Hi
i could do with some help my friends
I recently bought 3 blades from the group buy
they arrived last thursday and since then i have been ripping my hair out
They turn on and have all O's on the screen
But they dont seem to be hashing
I have attempted to set up as according to the guide in the forums
But soon as i change the settings all the 0's turn to x's and it wont connect
i have tried 5 different power supplys
using a xover cable direct to my router and through a switch
do i need to use a straight network cable?

hi
thanks for you reply
i have gone through the settings
and still no luck
i am quite technically capable but i feel like a village idiot at the moment as i cant get it working
could someone who has experience help me via teamviewer or anything like that
any help would be greatly appreciated

Just finished trying out my first blade on the high clock settings.. running cool and stable averaging 13.2 GH after about a half hour now.

I decided to check how much the 12v source is drooping under load, and I found currently at the blade's inputs my meter is reading 11.24V, which may indicate my PSU is not quite strong enough, although it is a Corsair CX430 which should be plenty to power a single blade, and 4 120mm fans. Switching off my stratum proxy so the miner goes idle, I now see the main supply at 11.58V, which is also rather low in a very low load state.. The asic power lanes are currently all balanced at 1.186V under load.

I'm wondering if anyone else has measured the supply side for idle and load voltages? I didn't read all the posts in the thread, but via search and keyword checks on each page I couldn't find any further information.

I'm getting ready to head out and pickup a second PSU, as I doubt the 430 will be enough for two blades on high clocks.. it was stable running both in low clocks at factory voltage, but I didn't think to check the supply side with both running. I was going to get another of either the same model or slightly higher for the second blade, but now I'm wondering if I would be better off going with a single high power 750-800 watt unit to supply both blades.

Any thoughts or suggestions would be greatly appriciated.

Thanks!

It doesn't support DCHP, static IP only. Don't know about IPv6, probably not.

More info about the lack of hashing?

Its the equivalent of saying you can ram 10V through a processor - as long as the power delivery is the same. No, just no.

We've been told specifically we require 12v.

Wireless repeater with ethernet port?