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Argon ONE Script
I have been using the Argon ONE Cases for Raspberry Pi for a long time and I am very happy with them.
To be able to use the cases to the full extent, it is recommended to install the script offered by Argon 40.
I have saved a copy here along with the instructions to have a copy in case Argon 40 no longer offers it themselves.
Just to clarify: I am in no way affiliated with Argon 40, I only use their cases as an end user.
You can find them here:
- Argon 40 Website: https://www.argon40.com
- Argon 40 Github: https://github.com/Argon40Tech
How to install Argon ONE Pi Power Button & Fan Control
Prerequisites
- Raspberry Pi
- Raspberry Pi OS (previously called Raspbian) installed on microSD card
- Argon ONE Cases for Raspberry Pi
Installing
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Connect to the internet.
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Open "Terminal" in Raspbian.
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Type the text below in the "Terminal" to initiate installation of Argon ONE Pi script.
curl https://download.argon40.com/argon1.sh | bash -
Reboot.
Usage Instructions
Argon ONE Pi Power Button Functions
| ARGON ONE PI STATE | ACTION | FUNCTION |
|---|---|---|
| OFF | Short Press | Turn ON |
| ON | Long Press (>= 3 s) | Soft Shutdown and Power Cut |
| ON | Short Press (< 3 s) | Nothing |
| ON | Double Tap | Reboot |
| ON | Long Press (>= 5 s) | Forced Shutdown |
Argon ONE Pi Fan Speed
Upon installation of the Argon ONE Pi script by default, the settings of the Argon ONE Pi cooling system are as follows:
| CPU TEMP | FAN POWER |
|---|---|
| 55 C | 30% |
| 60 C | 55% |
| 65 C | 100% |
However, you may change or configure the FAN to your desired settings by clicking the Argon ONE Pi Config icon on your Desktop.
Or via "Terminal" by typing and following the specified format:
argonone-config
Uninstalling Argon ONE Pi Script
To uninstall the Argon ONE Pi script you may do so by clicking the Argon One Pi Uninstall icon on your Desktop.
You may also remove the script via "Terminal" by typing.
argonone-uninstall
Always reboot after changing any configuration or uninstallation for the revised settings to take effect.
Built With
- Danny Guo / Make a README - The README generator used for README.md
- PurpleBooth / README-Template.md - The template used for README.md
- Adam Pritchard / Markdown Cheatsheet - The Markdown Cheatsheet used for README.md
- Matt Cone / The Markdown Guide - The Markdown Guide used for README.md
Acknowledgments
Thanks to Argon 40 for building these great Raspberry Pi Cases.
Alternatives
A fan control daemon written in Rust for Argon One v2 case: JhnW/ArgonOne-Native-Fan-Controller