Differences

This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.

--- add_powerdevices_rpi_only [2024/06/30 13:25] – [Commercial Power Switches] dmanlfc
+++ add_powerdevices_rpi_only [2025/08/21 22:30] (current) – [Argon One] command line to get current temperature lbrpdx
@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
-====== Add Powerdevices and Buttons to your Raspberry Pi 1 - 4 ======
+====== Add Powerdevices and Buttons to your Raspberry Pi 1 - 5 ======
-**The Raspberry Pi 5 uses new GPIO code, the details below are not applicable for these boards**
+**The Raspberry Pi 5 uses new GPIO code, the details below are not applicable for these boards, except for Argon One V3 at the bottom of the page**
 To keep the price down, the Raspberry Pi board doesn't ship with a power button, yet it's easy to add your own! This guide will show you how to add a power button to your Raspberry Pi that can turn on/off your BATOCERA system.
@@ Line 52: / Line 52: @@
 ^ Device Name                                    ^ system.power.switch  ^ Where to buy and additional manufacturer information                                                                                   ^ Notes related to Batocera                                                                 ^
-| Argon One for RPi4                             | ARGONONE             | https://www.argon40.com/argon-one-raspberry-pi-4-case.html                                                                             | [[add_powerdevices_rpi_only#argon_one|Get more details here]]                             |
+| Argon One for RPi4 (v1/v2)                     | ARGONONE             | https://argon40.com/products/argon-one-v2-case-for-raspberry-pi-4                                                                             | [[add_powerdevices_rpi_only#argon_one|Get more details here]]                             |
+| Argon One for RPi5 (v3)                        | ARGONONE             | https://argon40.com/products/argon-one-v3-case-for-raspberry-pi-5                                                                             | [[add_powerdevices_rpi_only#argon_one|Get more details here]]                             |
 | ATXRaspi                                       | ATX_RASPI_R2_6       | http://lowpowerlab.com/atxraspi/#installation                                                                                          |                                                                                           |
 | DeskPi Pro case                                | DESKPIPRO            | https://deskpi.com/collections/frontpage/products/deskpi-pro-for-raspberry-pi-4                                                        |                                                                                           |
@@ Line 127: / Line 128: @@
 ==== Argon One ====
-Activate the Argon One fan by adding ''system.power.switch=ARGONONE'' in the configuration file ''batocera.conf'' and that's it. Don't use any external script, the support for Argon One is already included in the Batocera Linux distribution.
+<WRAP center round info>
+Until Batocera 40, only ArgonOne V1/V2 cases for Raspberry Pi4 are supported.
+**Batocera 41** introduces support for **ArgonOne V3 for Raspberry Pi5**, additionally to ArgonOne V1/V2 for Raspberry Pi4.
+</WRAP>
+Activate the Argon One fan by adding ''system.power.switch=ARGONONE'' in the configuration file ''batocera.conf'' and that's it. Upon next reboot, the fan will be controllable by software (fan speed depending on the temperature) and double-clicking the button on the back will kill the running emulator and get you back to EmulationStation.
+**Don't use any external script**, the support for Argon One is already included in the Batocera Linux distribution.
 By default, the fan starts at 55 degrees Celsius. Here is the default fan curve configuration:
@@ Line 152: / Line 160: @@
 You can define own temperature/fan speed ladder by creating a new ''argonone.conf'' file at ''/userdata/system/configs/argonone.conf''.
+To check that the temperature is correctly reported, you can log into [[access_the_batocera_via_ssh|Batocera through SSH]] and run the command ''rpi-argonone''.