Miners Inventory
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.
Figure 7: Miners Inventory table with filtering controls and action buttons
Quick Navigation
Navigation and controls
Column definitions
Quick location updates
Lifecycle state management
Context operations
Adding new units
Identifier format
Page Header
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.
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:
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.
Container
Physical container assignment when deployed (shows "Maintenance" for non-deployed units)
SN
Serial number from manufacturer
—
MAC
Network MAC address
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Created
Timestamp when miner was added to inventory
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Site
Assigned 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.
Figure 9: Location dropdown showing available assignment options
Workshop Warehouse
Storage within repair facility
Brand New, Repaired
Workshop Lab
Active repair or diagnostic bench
Faulty, On Hold
Site Warehouse
On-site storage awaiting deployment
Brand New, Repaired
Site Lab
On-site testing and burn-in area
Repaired, On Hold
Disposed
Permanently removed from service
Scrapped
Vendor
Sent for external repair or RMA
Faulty
Unknown
Location not yet confirmed
Any
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.
Figure 10: Status dropdown showing lifecycle states
Brand New
Factory-sealed, never deployed
Repaired (after testing)
Repaired
Returned to operational condition after maintenance
[Deployed]
Faulty
Identified as non-functional, awaiting diagnosis
Repaired or Scrapped
On Hold
Temporarily removed from rotation
Repaired or Faulty
Scrapped
Deemed beyond economical repair
Disposed
Disposed
Permanently removed from inventory
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Unknown
Status not yet determined
Any
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.
Figure 11: Actions menu showing available operations
Register New Miner
The Register New Miner button opens a modal dialog for adding new mining units to inventory.
Figure 12: New Miner registration form
The registration form collects essential identification and configuration data.
Serial Number
Manufacturer serial number
Yes
MAC Address
Network interface hardware address
No
Status
Initial lifecycle status
Yes
Location
Initial physical location
Yes
Date
Registration or acquisition date
No
Username
Device login username (for remote management)
No
Password
Device login password (for remote management)
No
Comment
Free-form notes about the unit
No
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.
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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