RedFury ASIC miner

OldTimer

Hi, I've just bought a Red Fury 2.2GHs miner which is connected to my Mac via an Anker USB3.0 hub.  I would like to know if I were to buy further ASIC devices later on, how would I run/setup MacMiner to run with them all at the same time?

FabulousPanda

By default it looks for all your connected devices, so it should be just the same - but keep in mind there's a limit to how many will work with one computer!

OldTimer

I have room for 6 miners in my USB3.0 hub.  What's the limit to how many will work?

FabulousPanda

You'll be fine with that, the limit depends on the Mac but I've never seen anyone have a problem with less than 10

OldTimer

Do they all run in the same 'FPGA/ASIC miner' window?  Or, do you need a separate window for each miner?  Do you need to add them to the config file, or will they all be 'found' by the software as it is?

FabulousPanda

Fury is not pretty plug and play, they should all work without special config (except your pool of course!)

Just start ASIC window once they're plugged in and you're good to go! On earlier than 10.9 I'm not sure whether that works but if not, CG window works on 10.8 and under - it's a driver thing!

FabulousPanda

should say Fury is NOW pretty plug and play, not not