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OEM operating-mode reference Goldshell Eaglesong

Goldshell CK LITE operating modes and service reference

Goldshell CK LITE evidence reference with exact Default and Low power operating modes and exact-model firmware safety boundaries.

Efficiency

Full Specifications

Full technical specifications for this miner.
Model Goldshell CK LITE operating modes and service reference
Model Number CK LITE
Manufacturer Goldshell
Algorithm Eaglesong
Cooling Air
Interface Ethernet
Status OEM operating-mode reference

Manufacturer-supported operating-mode reference

Goldshell CK LITE

The CK LITE is a Goldshell miner for CKB using the Eaglesong algorithm. This page publishes only the two operating modes stated in Goldshell’s CK LITE firmware notice.

Supported operating modes

Goldshell identifies both modes as available with firmware version 2.2.8 or later. Hashrate and power belong to the same row and must not be mixed across modes.

Mode Hashrate Power OEM efficiency label Firmware boundary
Default 6.3 T 1,200 W 0.19 W/G 2.2.8+
Low power 4.9 T 800 W 0.16 W/G 2.2.8+

Unit note: the W/G figures above reproduce Goldshell’s labels. Dividing each row’s watts by its stated terahashes per second gives approximately 190.48 J/TH for Default and 163.27 J/TH for Low power. Those J/TH figures are transparent arithmetic equivalents, not additional manufacturer specifications.

Exact-model firmware boundary

Goldshell’s official firmware repository identifies the CK LITE artifact as firmware-Goldshell-CKLITE-2.2.11.cpb. Confirm the miner identity and selected file before beginning an update. Goldshell says an upgrade is unnecessary when the miner is operating normally.

Update warning: once an upgrade starts, do not turn off power and do not operate the miner. An interrupted or mismatched update can leave the unit unavailable.

Open the official Goldshell firmware repository

Installation evidence boundary

This reference does not assert facility voltage, frequency, phase, current, plug, cord, branch-circuit protection, power-supply topology, dimensions, weight, noise, fan count, ambient limits, component count, controller type, or parts compatibility. Verify those items from the exact unit nameplate and exact-model manufacturer documentation before installation, power work, cooling design, firmware work, or parts ordering.

Default-mode power and low-power-mode power describe operating modes; they are not facility electrical specifications.

Diagnosis and service

Record the exact model, active firmware version, selected mode, symptoms, and logs before changing configuration. Preserve original evidence before attempting an update.

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Fields intentionally withheld

No acoustic, physical, environmental, facility-electrical, component, parts, commercial, profitability, residential-use, heat-reuse, tuning, or interchangeability claim is made here. No specification from a similarly named or related miner is imported.