Getting started

1. Power and connect

Place the hashboard on the bench and connect it to HashProbe with the harness for that board. The connector and power lugs are keyed to match the board's own layout. Do not apply main board power until the harness is seated.

2. Run a test

Open the tester's screen or its web UI over Wi-Fi and press Run. HashProbe identifies the board, walks the chip chain, then — where the board supports it — reads temperatures and scans cores. Use Test with reset on UART boards when you want the chain reset before every pass.

• Detect — a roll-call of the chain: how many chips answer, and where it breaks.
• Test — adds per-die temperatures and a full core scan.
• Load — drives the chips with work to surface faults that only appear warm.

3. Read the board

Each die is a cell on a zoomable canvas laid out like the real board. Colour is the verdict:

• keep — the die answered and passed.
• flaky — weak or intermittent cores; worth a second look.
• replace — failed, and everything downstream of a break is marked so you fix the cause.

Click any chip for its detail. Use the scrubber to replay the run and watch cores change as the board heats.

4. Keep the firmware current

HashProbe checks for signed firmware updates and installs them itself over the air. New board support and fixes arrive this way. See Downloads for the changelog.