Is that with the button or via the web ui? Or both?

HELP!
My antminer S3+ will shutdown itself after 2minutes.
any ideas? please help me 


Thanks advance
and
God Bless!!!!!

What PSU do you use?

Hi! Thanks for your reply!

Its Corsair VS550

I got screenshot before it shutdown itself
Picture 1: http://prntscr.com/5ih4w5

Picture 2: http://prntscr.com/5i6v45

Im complete newbie using this miner. I just random screenshot everything, it might help 

and this

Frequency: 255 (S3+ default)
Voltage: 0770

Firmware: Wed Nov 26 18:04:24 CST 2014

Thanks advance
and
God Bless!!!!!

Hi! when the miner starts i just random click every tab and screenshot so i can watch them later. By the way, does the voltage is not the stock or normal?

Thank you very much for your reply
God Bless!!!!!

Not again did anybody just notice they took down the newest version "DECEMBER" for the s3 which they just put up!!!!

Get it right BITMAIN we are all tired of this SH*T !!!!!

 

It had problems, so they withdrew it.  At least they reinstated all the other f/w versions (that were removed yesterday)

Cheers

So far it does for me anyway but then again 24 hours has not passed yet!!  

wow did anybody see how down the value of the bitcoin along with the difficulty level is going ? sorry to post that here.

If I am correct Corsair VS550 is not good for an Antminer S3. If I remember correctly both PCI 12 volt connectors are on one single cable. The cable gets too hot and the PSU does a thermal shutdown. You need to get a PSU with two separate cables so each PCI 12 volt input is fed by a different cable. The problem is not the Antminer S3, but the PSU. Make sure you get a PSU with two separate cable for PCI 12 volt power and the higher the wattage rating the better. Also get at least 80+ Bronze but Gold or Platinum is more better due to higher efficiency.

And yes, once it is running change the pool settings asap. You are hashing free for Bitmain with those settings.

I totally agree. That is why for a 355 watt S3+ I bought a 700 watt 80+ PSU. Better to run them at 60% or below. Don't want PSU running full out. Will run hot and die an early death.