PI5-CASE-ARGON-ONE
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Note: Please assemble the case before inserting the SD card!!!
User Manual
Assembly Guide
Power Mode
Enabled Via Jumper:
1-2: Default mode: you need to press the button to power on.
2-3: Always on mode, automatically starting the Pi on power up.
How to Assemble PI5-CASE-ARGON-ONE Case
How to PI5-CASE-ARGON-ONE-M.2 Case
Software Setting
Program Bookworm System
- Insert the TF card onto the PC and then click here to program the corresponding system imager.
- After writing the image, save it and then remove the TF card.
- Insert the TF card into the card slot after assembling the case.
- Connect the matched power adapter to boot the system.
- Note: Due to the case thickness, please ensure that the Type-C connector is fully inserted. Otherwise, poor contact at the Type-C interface will prevent the device from powering on normally.
Install ARGON ONE V3 Power Button and Fan Control Script
Step 1: Configure EEPROM to Improve Power Supply and Boot From NVMe
- Connect to the network, please ensure Raspberry Pi Time is updated and execute the following code at the terminal:
curl https://download.argon40.com/argon-eeprom.sh | bash sudo reboot
Step 2: Install Argon Control Script and Config.txt Setting
- Connect the network and execute the following code at the terminal:
sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get full-upgrade -y curl https://download.argon40.com/argon1.sh | bash sudo reboot
Power Button Function Introduction
| Raspberry Pi Status | Operation | Function |
|---|---|---|
| Power off | Short press | Power on |
| Power on | Press and hold for more than three seconds | Soft shutdown or power off |
| Power on | Short press within three seconds | None |
| Power on | Double click | Reboot |
| Power on | Press and hold for more than five seconds | Force shutdown |
Fan Speed
| CPU Temperature | Fan Speed |
|---|---|
| 55 ℃ | 30% |
| 60 ℃ | 55% |
| 65 ℃ | 100% |
- To modify the setting, input the following commands:
argonone-config
- To delete the driver demo, input the following commands:
argonone-uninstall
Note: Please reboot the system to make the setting effective after modifying any configuration or uninstall any items.
FAQ
1. Power-on Mode Selection:
Please check if there is an option for the power-on mode. In the default mode, you need to manually press the POWER button to turn on the device. Alternatively, you can switch to an always-on mode by adjusting the jumper settings. Ensure that the jumper cap is correctly inserted into the appropriate pin header.
2. Type-C Connector Insertion:
Due to the thickness of the casing, ensure that the Type-C power connector is fully inserted. An improperly connected Type-C interface can result in the device not powering on correctly.
3. Check Software Drivers:
Install the Argon control script and Config.txt settings.
- Connect to the internet and execute the following code in the terminal:
sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get full-upgrade -y curl https://download.argon40.com/argon1.sh | bash sudo reboot
Note: please reboot to make the setting effective after modification.
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- Check the Power-On Mode:
Default Mode: In the default mode, you need to manually press the POWER button to boot up. Alternatively, you can change the jumper settings to always-on mode. Make sure the jumper cap is correctly inserted into the proper pin header.
- Ensure Proper Connection of the Type-C Connector:
Due to the thickness of the case, make sure the Type-C power connector is fully inserted. An improperly connected Type-C interface can result in the Raspberry Pi not booting up properly.
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1. Check the hardware connection:
Please ensure the contact orientation of the PCIe cable is fully inserted into the pin header, and the case is correctly assembled. In addition, the 5V pogo pin should provide 3A to the adapter board.
2. Check the software driver: configure EEPROM setting to improve the power supply and boot it from NVMe.
Connect to the network, and ensure Raspberry Pi Time is updated, input the following code in the terminal:
curl https://download.argon40.com/argon-eeprom.sh | bash sudo reboot
Note: Please reboot the system to make the setting effective.
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1. Download the latest Argon ONE V3 firmware from your PC or Raspberry Pi: https://download.argon40.com/firmware/ArgonOne.uf2
2. Press and hold the power button on the Argon ONE V3, and connect the USB-C interface to your PC/Raspberry Pi with a USB cable.
3. Then, RP2040 is on USB mass storage device mode:
4. You can drag the uf2 firmware that you edited to the USB mass storage device.
5. Remove the device.
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