I have been using the Argon ONE (V2) Case for Raspberry Pi 4 for a long time and I am very happy with it.
To be able to use the case 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
- Raspberry Pi 4 Model B (2GB, 4GB or 8GB version)
- Raspberry Pi OS (previously called Raspbian) installed on microSD card
- Argon ONE (V2) Case for Raspberry Pi 4
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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 (V2) Pi 4 script.
curl https://download.argon40.com/argon1.sh | bash -
Reboot.
| ARGON ONE (V2) PI 4 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 |
Upon installation of the Argon ONE (V2) Pi 4 script by default, the settings of the Argon ONE (V2) Pi 4 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 (V2) Pi 4 Config icon on your Desktop.
Or via "Terminal" by typing and following the specified format:
argonone-config
To uninstall the Argon ONE (V2) Pi 4 script you may do so by clicking the Argon One (V2) Pi 4 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.
- 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
Thanks to Argon 40 for building these great Raspberry Pi Cases.
A fan control daemon written in Rust for Argon One v2 case: JhnW/ArgonOne-Native-Fan-Controller