Antminer S19 XP - 6060 API Command Reference - Fri Feb 7 18:12:53 CST 2025 - 20250208020137

Antminer_S19_XP_6060_API.md

6060 API Command Reference

This document provides a comprehensive list of all commands supported by the 6060 API, as extracted from the decompiled code.

Fan Control

Command	Description	Example
/fan-<value>	Sets fan PWM (speed) value (1-99)	/fan-80

Status and Information Commands

Command	Description	Example
/warning	Gets error messages	/warning
/rate	Gets current mining rate	/rate
/ideal_rate	Gets ideal mining rate	/ideal_rate
/max_rate	Gets maximum mining rate	/max_rate
/miner_status	Gets miner status	/miner_status
/board_type	Gets hash board type	/board_type
/productName	Gets miner model name	/productName
/get_sn	Gets device serial number	/get_sn
/nonce	Shows nonce numbers for mining chips (ASICs)	/nonce

Maintenance Commands

Command	Description	Example
/clear_find_asic_fail_record	Clears ASIC failure records	/clear_find_asic_fail_record
/min_boot_reset	Resets minimum boot configuration	/min_boot_reset
/set_sn	Sets serial number (blocked in release mode)	/set_sn
/flush	Flushes internal buffers/caches	/flush

Hardware Control Commands

Command	Description	Example
/power-<chain>	Shows voltage of a specific chain (0-3)	/power-1
/uart-<speed>	Sets the UART baud rate	/uart-3
/readreg-<chain>-<asic>-<reg>	Reads a register from a specific ASIC	/readreg-0-12-0x34
/readcorereg-<chain>-<asic>-<reg>	Reads a core register	/readcorereg-1-5-0x20
/resetcore-<chain>-<asic>	Resets a specific ASIC core	/resetcore-0-3
/readvol	Reads current voltage and power status	/readvol
/adc	Reads ADC values for all ASICs in active chains	/adc

UART Speed Options

When using the /uart command, the following speed options are available:

Option	Baud Rate
1	1,000,000
2	1,500,000
3	3,000,000
4	6,000,000
5	12,000,000
0-default	115,200

Response Format

Most commands return a text response confirming the action or displaying requested information. Some commands like /warning return data in JSON format.

Error Responses

Invalid commands typically return "404 not found" or "500 server error" responses.

Example

$ curl 192.15.1.96:6060/readvol
read current voltage:1300 feedback:12.907188 power status:0