Supported ASIC Miners

BTC Tools v1.3.4 can discover, monitor, and batch-configure the following ASIC miner families on your local network. If your model appears in the lists below, BTC Tools will detect it during a network scan and unlock full monitoring, pool configuration, and batch management features for it.

Fully Supported Manufacturers

BEST SUPPORT

Bitmain Antminer

S-series: S7, S7-LN, S9, S9i, S9j, S9 SE, S17, S17 Pro, S17+, S17e, S19, S19 Pro, S19j, S19j Pro, S19j Pro+, S19a, S19a Pro, S19i, S19 XP, S19k Pro, S21, S21 XP Hydro

T-series: T9, T9+, T17, T17+, T17e, T19, T21

L-series: L7

D-series: D9

K-series: K7, KS3, KS5

MicroBT Whatsminer

M20, M20S, M30, M30S, M30S+, M50, M50S, M60S

Special cooling: M66S (Immersion), M56S (Hydro)

Canaan Avalon

A6, A7, A8, A1266, A1366, A1566

Special cooling: A1566 Immersion

Innosilicon

T2, T2T, A9, A10, D9

Ebang Ebit

E9, E10, E11

Not Supported by BTC Tools

The manufacturers below use firmware and management APIs that BTC Tools cannot communicate with. These devices will not appear in scan results even when connected to the same network.

Goldshell

CK-BOX, KD-BOX, HS-LITE, MINI-DOGE, KD6, HS5, LB1

iBeLink

BM-K1, BM-K1 Max, BM-N1, BM-S1, BM-S1 Max

Jasminer

X4-1U, X4-Q, X16-Q

StrongU

STU-U1, STU-U6

FusionSilicon

X6 Miner, X7 Miner

Good to know: This list applies to BTC Tools v1.3.4. Detection can also depend on the miner’s firmware — stock Bitmain firmware works best, while some custom firmware restricts API access. If a supported miner is not detected during a scan, see the troubleshooting guide.