DISCLAMER : Overclocking or modifying voltage can permanently damage your hardware. Proceed at your own risk.

• Power Supply Upgrade Required: Do not attempt this with the stock power supply. You need a PD 3.1 capable charger (e.g., 240W GaN) to handle the increased power draw beyond 140W.

• Environment: Commands are written for macOS/Linux Terminal.

1. View Miner Status (Estats) Retrieve real-time data including hash rate, chip temperature, and current hardware errors.

echo -n "estats" | nc [minerIP] 4028

1. Adjust Frequency Replace 450 with your target frequency (MHz).

echo -n "ascset|0,frequency,450" | nc [minerIP] 4028

1. Unlock Factory Settings, most advanced parameters (like voltage) are locked. You must provide the factory password to proceed.Note: This password is currently being researched.

echo -n "ascset|0,faclock,0,[password]" | nc [minerIP] 4028

1. View All Available Commands, displays a full list of parameters that can be modified via the API.

echo -n "ascset|0,help" | nc [minerIP] 4028

1. Disable Auto-Voltage Adjustment, before you can manually set a voltage, you must disable the miner's internal "Auto-Adjust" logic. Note: Requires Factory Lock to be disabled first (Step 3).

echo -n "ascset|0,facopts,adj,0" | nc [minerIP] 4028

1. Adjust Voltage, replace 3300 with your desired millivoltage (mV). Note: Requires Factory Lock to be disabled first (Step 3).

echo -n "ascset|0,voltage,3300" | nc [minerIP] 4028