Terms	Meaning
Elapsed	the duration of the miner’s operation. According to the screenshot above, this miner has been operating for 17 days, 16 hours, 8 minutes, and 51 seconds. It takes a miner around 20 minutes to start operating steadily.
GH/S(RT)	The current hash rate of your miner. The letter “G” is a number prefix, which is 10⁹in this case.
GH/S(avg)	the average hash rate of your miner over the period of time. It should be noted that different miner models have varying hash rates, and as a result, the prefix varies.
FoundBlocks	The number of the block that the miner assisted the pool in cracking. Because you are mining with a pool, the numbers do not necessarily mean that you are receiving the full block payment. The amount of your payout will depend on how much work your miner put into solving this block (if reported).
LocalWork	Work that is available to your miner from the mining pool.
Utility	The amount of shares or contributions that your miner submits each minute.
WU	Work unit.
BestShare	Shows the difficulty value corresponding to the lowest hash value that your miner has put out so far. The highest hash value that can crack a block will depend on how difficult the puzzle is. The block has been solved by you or the pool if your miner or pool calculates a hash value that is less than that upper limit. (The share that your miner submitted that had the highest difficulty over the course of time).

Terms	Meaning
URL	Your pool’s server addresses for mining.
User	Your mining pool’s worker name.
Status	Pool status. “Alive” means the miner can connect to the server. “Dead” means the miner is unable to connect to the server. As long as one of the three status has “Alive”, no action is required.
Diff	Mining difficulty.
Accepted shares	Work that was submitted and approved by the pool by your employee.
Discarded	shares that were never added to the pool. This could happen because someone solved that share first, or maybe the block was solved and the miner restarted the work.
Stale	work that your miner put forth to mine a block that has already been cracked.
LSDiff	The time since the last share is indicated by the Last Share Difficulty and LSTime.
DiffA#	Difficulty of the last “A”ccepted share.
DiffR#	Difficulty of the last “R”ejected share.
DiffS#	Difficulty of the last “S”tale share.

Terms	Meaning
Chain#	Connected to a hash board is the control board’s Chain#.
ASIC#	the quantity of connected working chips on a hash board. Check my miner’s specifications >
Frequency	Hash board frequency.
GH/s (ideal)	Expected or ideal hash rate. The letter “G” is a number prefix, which is 10⁹ in this case.
GH/s (RT)	Real-time hash rate. Please take note that the prefix varies depending on the miner model due to the different hash rates.
HW	HW errors or faults. In a well-functioning miner, hardware errors are common and expected. Because the chips are operating at maximum capacity, hardware errors happen. In most cases, the miner fixes the issue and keeps hashing normally. No action is required if the miner is hashing correctly because it is fixing the mistakes.
Temp chip	Temperature of an ASIC chip.
Temp PCB	PCB temperature. Check your miner’s normal operating temperature here >
ASIC status	Normal status: “0” means normal, you should find 63 (or the number of chips in your specific miner) “0”s in this field. Abnormal status: “X” means that a certain chip is not working. If ASIC# number is 100 and in the ASIC status the number of “0”s is less than 100, it means some chips are missing or cannot be detected. *Missing Chips >*
Fan	Fan speed at rpm.

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