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Miners Inventory

Detailed management of individual mining units with tracking, filtering, and fleet-wide oversight.

The Miners Inventory sub-page provides detailed management of individual mining units. Accessible from the Inventory sidebar menu, this view enables operators to track, filter, and manage every miner in the fleet.

For the operational device explorer with live status, see Explorer. For container-based miner management, see O&M: Adding & Updating Miners.

Miners Inventory Overview Figure 7: Miners Inventory table with filtering controls and action buttons


Quick Navigation

SectionDescription
Page HeaderNavigation and controls
Inventory TableColumn definitions
Location SelectorQuick location updates
Status SelectorLifecycle state management
Actions MenuContext operations
Register New MinerAdding new units
Code Naming ConventionIdentifier format

The page header contains navigation and primary controls arranged horizontally. The Back link returns to the Inventory Dashboard, while the page title "MINERS INVENTORY" confirms the current context.

The Filter button opens advanced filtering options for narrowing the displayed results. Adjacent to it, the Search field provides type-ahead filtering by miner model.

Search Dropdown Figure 8: Search field with miner type suggestions

The search dropdown presents supported miner models organized by manufacturer. Selecting a model filters the table to show only miners of that type. Available models include:

ManufacturerModelsDocumentation
MicroBTWhatsminer M63, M56S, M53S, M30SP, M30SPPSupported Devices — Whatsminer
BitmainAntminer S19XP, S19XP HSupported Devices — Antminer
CanaanAvalon A1346Supported Devices — Avalon

For complete device specifications, see Supported Devices.

The Register New Miner button in the top-right corner opens the miner registration dialog for adding new units to inventory. For registration via the container layout interface, see O&M: Adding & Updating Miners.


Inventory Table

The main content area displays miners in a paginated table format with sortable columns.

ColumnDescriptionRelated Documentation
CodeUnique miner identifier following the pattern [PREFIX]-[MODEL]-[SEQUENCE]Code Naming Convention
ContainerPhysical container assignment when deployed (shows "Maintenance" for non-deployed units)Containers
POSSlot position within container (e.g., 1-3_c3)Explorer — Position Tags
SNSerial number from manufacturer
MACNetwork MAC address
CreatedTimestamp when miner was added to inventory
UpdatedTimestamp of last status or location changeHistorical Movements
LocationCurrent physical location (editable dropdown)Location Selector
StatusCurrent operational status (editable dropdown)Status Selector
ActionsContext menu for miner operationsActions Menu
SiteAssigned site name

The Created column header includes a sort indicator, allowing chronological or reverse-chronological ordering. Clicking column headers toggles sort direction.


Location Selector

Each row features an inline Location dropdown enabling quick reassignment without opening a detail view. The dropdown is color-coded in orange to indicate editable state.

Location Dropdown Figure 9: Location dropdown showing available assignment options

LocationPurposeTypical Status
Workshop WarehouseStorage within repair facilityBrand New, Repaired
Workshop LabActive repair or diagnostic benchFaulty, On Hold
Site WarehouseOn-site storage awaiting deploymentBrand New, Repaired
Site LabOn-site testing and burn-in areaRepaired, On Hold
DisposedPermanently removed from serviceScrapped
VendorSent for external repair or RMAFaulty
UnknownLocation not yet confirmedAny

For moving miners between containers, see Change Miner's Position.

For location status breakdown, see Current Site Overview — Miner Locations.


Status Selector

The Status dropdown allows rapid status updates directly from the table view. Status values are color-coded: green for operational states (Brand New, Repaired), orange for attention-required states, and neutral for transitional states.

Status Dropdown Figure 10: Status dropdown showing lifecycle states

StatusDescriptionNext Typical State
Brand NewFactory-sealed, never deployedRepaired (after testing)
RepairedReturned to operational condition after maintenance[Deployed]
FaultyIdentified as non-functional, awaiting diagnosisRepaired or Scrapped
On HoldTemporarily removed from rotationRepaired or Faulty
ScrappedDeemed beyond economical repairDisposed
DisposedPermanently removed from inventory
UnknownStatus not yet determinedAny

For miner operational statuses (mining, offline, error), see the Explorer.

For status breakdown visualization, see Current Site Overview — Miner Statuses.


Actions Menu

The Actions dropdown provides contextual operations for each miner. The button displays in orange to indicate available actions.

Actions Dropdown Figure 11: Actions menu showing available operations

ActionFunctionRelated Documentation
Move MinerReassign to different container positionO&M — Change Position
RepairInitiate repair workflow and log entryRepair History
Inventory LogsView complete history of status and location changesHistorical Device Movements
Go To ExplorerOpen detailed device viewExplorer
Add CommentAttach notes or observations to miner recordComments
Delete MinerRemove miner from inventory (requires confirmation)O&M — Remove Miner

Register New Miner

The Register New Miner button opens a modal dialog for adding new mining units to inventory.

New Miner Dialog Figure 12: New Miner registration form

The registration form collects essential identification and configuration data.

FieldDescriptionRequired
Miner TypeHardware model from supported listYes
Serial NumberManufacturer serial numberYes
MAC AddressNetwork interface hardware addressNo
Short CodeAbbreviated identifier for quick reference. See Miner Short CodesNo
StatusInitial lifecycle statusYes
LocationInitial physical locationYes
DateRegistration or acquisition dateNo
UsernameDevice login username (for remote management)No
PasswordDevice login password (for remote management)No
TagsClassification labels for filtering. See Explorer tag syntaxNo
CommentFree-form notes about the unitNo

The Cancel button dismisses the dialog without saving. The Save button validates required fields and creates the inventory record.

For registering miners directly into maintenance mode, see Register a Miner Directly in Maintenance Mode.


Code Naming Convention

Miner codes follow a structured format encoding manufacturer, model, and sequence information. These codes are used consistently across MiningOS for device identification.

PrefixManufacturerExample ModelsOfficial Support
AV-CanaanAvalon A1346Canaan Shop
AM-BitmainAntminer S19XP, S19XP HBitmain Support
WM-MicroBTWhatsminer M63, M56S, M53S, M30SPWhatsMiner Shop

The sequence number provides unique identification within the model category, typically zero-padded to four digits (e.g., AV-A1346-0032).

For more details on miner short codes and physical labeling, see Miner Short Codes.

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