If you’ve ever run more than a couple of Antminers, you know the routine — one goes offline, another overheats, a few drift off the pool… and you spend half the night clicking through web panels.
That’s where APMinerTool saves the day. It’s a small Windows program made by Bitmain that lets you control every miner on your local network from one screen.
It’s not some overbuilt management system — it’s clean, direct, and brutally efficient. You scan the network, and within seconds, all your miners show up in a list.
From there, you can restart them, change pools, push firmware, or check hash rates without logging in to each device.
It feels like a tool made by miners for miners — quick, practical, no fluff.
Technical Overview
| Attribute | Detail |
|————|———|
| Platform | Windows |
| Purpose | Local network management for Antminer ASICs |
| Interface | Simple graphical window — one view, all controls |
| Supported Devices | Most Bitmain models: S9, S17, S19, T17, L7, etc. |
| Core Features | Scan LAN, batch edit pools, reboot or reset miners, push firmware |
| License | Free (official Bitmain software) |
| Risk Level | Low — changes stay within local network |
| Best Use Case | Day-to-day ASIC farm supervision |
What It’s Like to Use
When you open APMinerTool, it feels a bit old-school — small window, basic layout — but it gets straight to the point.
Click Scan, and it instantly lists every Antminer on your LAN with its IP, model, temperature, and hash rate.
No extra setup, no cloud accounts, no nonsense.
You can select all units at once, paste in new pool credentials, and apply them in a single click. Need to reboot half your farm? That’s two clicks.
It’s the kind of tool that doesn’t try to impress you — it just does the job and stays out of your way.
If one miner starts acting up, you’ll see it immediately — temperature spikes, hash rate drops, or connection loss. For anyone managing a few dozen units, this saves hours every week.
Typical Workflow
1. Download APMinerTool from Bitmain’s official site.
2. Connect your PC to the same local network as your miners.
3. Launch the app and hit Start Scan.
4. Wait a few seconds — the list of miners appears automatically.
5. Select the ones you want to modify.
6. Edit pool URLs, change worker names, or upload new firmware.
7. Apply and wait for confirmation — simple as that.
Where It’s Handy
– Managing dozens of Antminers without opening browser panels.
– Quickly switching pools when one goes down.
– Rebooting or resetting stuck miners remotely.
– Rolling out firmware updates to an entire batch.
– Spotting offline or overheated units at a glance.
A Few Things to Remember
– Only download from Bitmain’s official site — copies floating online are risky.
– The tool works only on local networks — it’s not cloud-connected.
– Don’t interrupt firmware updates once they start.
– Firewalls and VPNs can block discovery; keep it on the same subnet.
– Wi-Fi isn’t ideal — use wired LAN for best reliability.
If you run even a small setup, APMinerTool becomes part of your daily routine. It’s not glamorous, but it’s the kind of software that earns your trust by simply doing what it says — every single time.
