MinerFusion - Console Client

This is miner monitoring console desktop client. Use it to monitor your crypto mining rigs on MinerFusion. Runs on Windows and Linux and MacOS.

Requirements

• .NET 5 Runtime

Supported miners

Support for more miners is coming shortly.

• Claymore
• Phoenix
• NBMiner
• LolMiner
• T-Rex
• XMRig

How to use

Windows

• Download and install .NET 5 Runtime
• Download MinerFusion - Console client
• Run program for it to create miners.json and access_key.txt files or create them yourself in main program directory.
• Paste your unique access key to access_key.txt file and save it.
• For program to work you must add at least one valid miner entry in miners.json file. Use template below to add new miner entries.

Linux / MacOS

• Follow these instructions for Linux and these instructions for MacOS to download and install .NET 5 Runtime for your OS
• Download MinerFusion - Console client, unzip and copy to target destination
• Being in console clinet folder execute: chmod +x MinerFusionConsole
• Run ./MinerFusionConsole and it will create miners.json and access_key.txt
• Paste your unique access key to access_key.txt file and save it.
• For program to work you must add at least one valid miner entry in miners.json file. Use template below to add new miner entries.

Adding miner entries

To create new miner entry in miners.json file create new JSON object inside JSON array and add key-pair values that will allow client to get data from your miner. To add another miner entry just repeat the same process remembering to add comma after previous miner entry. If you are unsure how entries should look like look at the example below.

... or just use this template

Here are key-value pairs that you should use to correcly add new miner entry:

Key	Value	Optional
MinerType	Claymore Phoenix NBMiner LolMiner TRex XMRig	no
MinerName	string	no
MinerIpAddress	string	no
MinerPassword	string	yes
MinerPort	int	no (yes if port = 3333)

Example of miners.json file with two different miners:

[
  {
    "MinerType": "Claymore",
    "MinerName": "claymore_miner",
    "MinerIpAddress": "192.168.1.199",
    "MinerPassword": "",
    "MinerPort": 3333
  },
  {
    "MinerType": "Phoenix",
    "MinerName": "phoenix_miner",
    "MinerIpAddress": "192.168.1.200",
    "MinerPassword": "",
    "MinerPort": 3333
  }
]

Notes:

• If you somehow lose you miners.json file and you want to reconnect to your already existing miner data on website, just go to monitoring tab and click details and copy minerId from url and paste it into your minerId field in miners.json file
• LolMiner does not support monitoring GPUs temperatures and fan speeds
• TRex Miner does not support monitoring shares per GPU