Goldshell MINI DOGE II two-mode specifications
Goldshell MINI DOGE II exact Default and Low-power launch rows, two-port electrical sequence, firmware identity, and evidence boundaries.
Full Specifications
| Model | Goldshell MINI DOGE II two-mode specifications |
|---|---|
| Model Number | MINI DOGE II |
| Manufacturer | Goldshell |
| Algorithm | Scrypt |
| Noise Level | 35 dB |
| Voltage Range | 100-240 V |
| Status | Manufacturer-sourced two-mode launch and firmware reference |
Manufacturer launch and firmware evidence
Goldshell MINI DOGE II
Goldshell documents Default and Low-power modes for MINI DOGE II. This canonical keeps the two source rows separate.
OEM operating modes
| Mode | Hashrate | Power | Efficiency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Default | 420 MH/s | 400 W | Not published; withheld |
| Low-power | 335 MH/s | 260 W | Not published; withheld |
The launch source attaches no tolerances and publishes no efficiency. Arithmetic values are not substituted for OEM specifications.
Exact launch facts
- Dimensions
- 178 × 150 × 84 mm
- Weight
- 2.3 kg
- Noise
- ≤35 dB
- Connection
- Ethernet
- Relative humidity
- ≤65%
- Input voltage
- 100–240 V
- OEM Power cable label
- 10A
Goldshell says BOX II users must connect both separate 6-pin ports before powering on. Follow that exact sequence. The 10A value remains the OEM Power cable label; it is not normalized into equipment current, breaker sizing, or continuous facility load. Frequency, phase, overcurrent protection, conductor sizing, plug and PSU internal details remain unresolved.
Temperature
The launch table lists 0–35°C. No narrower exact-model range was found in the cited launch evidence, so the table range is reproduced without extending it.
Exact firmware
The official roster identifies firmware-Goldshell-MiniDOGEⅡ-2.2.3.cpb for MINI DOGE II. Confirm the exact model label before selecting it. Goldshell advises that an upgrade is unnecessary when operation is normal and warns against power loss or operation during an active upgrade.
Identity and service boundary
Goldshell separately states that MINI DOGE II supports BELLS and describes BELLS as Scrypt; the same announcement identifies DOGE and the model’s predecessor context. No facts from MINI DOGE III, PLUS, Pro, or the original model are imported.
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Withheld fields
No unsupported efficiency, tolerance, package dimension, network mode, release-price, profitability, home-use, heat, tuning, architecture, component, parts, or compatibility claim is made.