NiceHash QuickMiner OCTune Integration for Home Assistant

This component only works if the miner and Home Assistant are on the same network.

This integration is a simple method to receive data from your GPUs in your mining rigs without using the NiceHash servers. I'm using the Excavator api (https://github.com/nicehash/excavator/tree/master/api) to communicate with the miner.

Features

• Support for multiple mining rigs
• Sensors for each GPU
  • Hashrate
  • GPU temperature
  • Hotspot temperature
  • VRAM temperature
  • Fan speed in percent
  • Fan speed in RPM
  • Power usage
  • Overheating
• Sensors for the mining rig
  • Hashrate (sum of all GPUs inside the rig)
• Global sensors (all rigs together)
  • Hashrate (sum of all GPUs)

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Installation

1. Prepare OCTune

In order to be able to establish a connection between OCTune and Home Assistant, it must first be ensured that OCTune can be reached by other devices.

1. Open your Nice Hash Quick Miner config file.

   You can open the file via the Windows GUI as shown in the image below or directly via the file path: C:\NiceHash\NiceHash QuickMiner\nhqm.conf

   

2. Change OCTune API host

   You have to find the parameter watchDogAPIHost and change it from localhost to 0.0.0.0.

3. Restart

   Now you need to restart NH QuickMiner for the changes to take effect. not just restart the Excavator

2. Enable this Integration in HACS

1. Open the HACS page in your Home Assistant
2. Go to the Integrations tab
3. Click on the 3 points in the top right corner and click on Custom repositories
4. In the Repository field, type https://github.com/pascalberski/ha-nhqm-octune and select Integration for Category. Click on ADD.
5. Now you can browse through the HACS integrations and can install this integration.

3. Configuration

1. Open your Home Assistant config file configuration.yaml.
2. Insert this example and modify it.

   octune:
     refreshinterval: 60
     miners:
       - host: 192.168.178.10
         port: 18000
         name: Miner1
         auth: 6A5FDC7B932864GHNK993EEF
       - host: 192.168.178.11
         port: 18000
         name: Miner2
         auth: 034C534SDG2F1D1477E50A01
   

3. Restart Home Assistant and you are to go.

ToDo

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Report a bug or request a feature?

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