# 6060 API Command Reference

This document provides a comprehensive list of all commands supported by the 6060 API, as extracted from the decompiled code.

## Fan Control

| Command        | Description                       | Example   |
| -------------- | --------------------------------- | --------- |
| `/fan-<value>` | Sets fan PWM (speed) value (1-99) | `/fan-80` |

## Status and Information Commands

| Command         | Description                                  | Example         |
| --------------- | -------------------------------------------- | --------------- |
| `/warning`      | Gets error messages                          | `/warning`      |
| `/rate`         | Gets current mining rate                     | `/rate`         |
| `/ideal_rate`   | Gets ideal mining rate                       | `/ideal_rate`   |
| `/max_rate`     | Gets maximum mining rate                     | `/max_rate`     |
| `/miner_status` | Gets miner status                            | `/miner_status` |
| `/board_type`   | Gets hash board type                         | `/board_type`   |
| `/productName`  | Gets miner model name                        | `/productName`  |
| `/get_sn`       | Gets device serial number                    | `/get_sn`       |
| `/nonce`        | Shows nonce numbers for mining chips (ASICs) | `/nonce`        |

## Maintenance Commands

| Command                        | Description                                  | Example                        |
| ------------------------------ | -------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------ |
| `/clear_find_asic_fail_record` | Clears ASIC failure records                  | `/clear_find_asic_fail_record` |
| `/min_boot_reset`              | Resets minimum boot configuration            | `/min_boot_reset`              |
| `/set_sn`                      | Sets serial number (blocked in release mode) | `/set_sn`                      |
| `/flush`                       | Flushes internal buffers/caches              | `/flush`                       |

## Hardware Control Commands

| Command                             | Description                                     | Example                 |
| ----------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------- | ----------------------- |
| `/power-<chain>`                    | Shows voltage of a specific chain (0-3)         | `/power-1`              |
| `/uart-<speed>`                     | Sets the UART baud rate                         | `/uart-3`               |
| `/readreg-<chain>-<asic>-<reg>`     | Reads a register from a specific ASIC           | `/readreg-0-12-0x34`    |
| `/readcorereg-<chain>-<asic>-<reg>` | Reads a core register                           | `/readcorereg-1-5-0x20` |
| `/resetcore-<chain>-<asic>`         | Resets a specific ASIC core                     | `/resetcore-0-3`        |
| `/readvol`                          | Reads current voltage and power status          | `/readvol`              |
| `/adc`                              | Reads ADC values for all ASICs in active chains | `/adc`                  |

## UART Speed Options

When using the `/uart` command, the following speed options are available:

| Option    | Baud Rate  |
| --------- | ---------- |
| 1         | 1,000,000  |
| 2         | 1,500,000  |
| 3         | 3,000,000  |
| 4         | 6,000,000  |
| 5         | 12,000,000 |
| 0-default | 115,200    |

## Response Format

Most commands return a text response confirming the action or displaying requested information. Some commands like `/warning` return data in JSON format.

## Error Responses

Invalid commands typically return "404 not found" or "500 server error" responses.

## Example

```bash
$ curl 192.15.1.96:6060/readvol
read current voltage:1300 feedback:12.907188 power status:0
```