Nanominer. Download Nano miner

Download the latest Nanominer from the link above. After that, extract the archive and go to the folder with the miner. Select the coin you are interested in for mining and edit the .bat file. If you have not yet chosen what you want to mine, then we recommend that you first go to our mining calculator, where you can specify your video card and get the most profitable coin for the current day. Above you will find ready-made examples of bat files for each coin that you can mine on our pool. You will only have to specify your wallet address and, if desired, the name of the worker (rig).

coin selects the coin to mine;
devices=0,1 selects the video cards that will be mined (the id of video cards that you did not specify will not be mined). The count starts from 0. A comma without a space is used as a separator. For example, -d 0,1,2,3. In HiveOS, this parameter is set in the add. configuration;
wallet your wallet address or pool account address;
rigname the name of the worker (rig). Set either as a separate parameter or with a dot after the wallet address;
maxRejectedShares used to set the maximum number of rejected shares before restarting the miner process/rebooting the rig. Restarts caused by this option are taken into account in the restarts parameter.

--lhr= is used to set the desired percentage of the full unlocked hashrate. The allowable range is 50 to 100. You can also set it to off. (-1) or automatic (0). Use off for non-LHR video cards, and auto to automatically detect and configure LHR cards. The default is auto. This parameter can be set for each video card separately. In this case, the ID must match the ID of the video card specified in the devices parameter. For example: lhr=71.5,off,0

ETH - 1%
ETC - 1%
RVN - 2%
CFX - 2%
ERGO - 2,5%
Firo - 1%
VTC - 1%

By default, nanominer runs an HTTP server on port 9090, which can be found at 127.0.0.1:9090. In the miner's config file, you can set the port and disable the API function using the webPort parameter (or set to 0 to disable the web interface). It also supports the BoringAPI for getting rig statistics, which can be found at 127.0.0.1:9090/stats.

If you have Windows OS and the miner crashes immediately at startup, then add pause to the second line of the miner. Next, start the miner and read the error. After that, double-check your miner settings. If you have HiveOS or any other OS - go to the miner console and look at the logs of what is happening in the miner. After that, double-check your miner settings.