Hi,
So I’ve just got a official 27W power supply and every time i use it to power the V3 case it wont turn on however if I use the 15W it powers on as usual. If I power the raspberry pi on its own with 27W however it boots. Please help
Hi,
So I’ve just got a official 27W power supply and every time i use it to power the V3 case it wont turn on however if I use the 15W it powers on as usual. If I power the raspberry pi on its own with 27W however it boots. Please help
The Argon ONE V3 Daughter Board is more tricky to connect and will need a bit more of the effort to fully connect because of the 3 leads (2 micro HDMI and 1 USB C). This is where most of the poor connections issues are coming from.
Next is you need to screw in internal screws also to avoid loose connection for the SIX PIN power connector, which loops the power between the Daughter Board and Power Board (which contains the RP2040 controller).
Then, the Power Supply connector needs to be properly connected as well.
Finally, EEPROM Config and config.txt settings must be in place, which you can do automatically by running both the argon-eprom.sh and argon1.sh scripts via CURL as stated in the manual.
EEPROM SETTINGS
PSU_MAX_CURRENT=5000
config.txt SETTINGS
usb_max_current_enable=1
That’s fixed the issue, thank you
Same problem. Dead on arrival. Taken it apart and put it back together 3 times. No power.
I thought the same but I really had to put some power with the daughter board and after that it worked just jiggle it in if not yeah could be DOA
Yeah. That seem to have done the trick.
Just as I was about to aim the thing towards the trashcan, I decided to give it another go and I moved the power jumper from “default” to “always-on” and plugged it in. To my surprise it powered up. Then moved the jumper back to default and it seems like it was now powering up every time. I also really jammed the power board’s connectors into the Pi as far as I could, for good measure. Closed it all up and it now boots fine.
… but why such poor design on the SD card? I guess I should’ve paid more attention when ordering this case.
Yeah I don’t love the SD card position either the old position is soo much better
How do I edit the eeprom setting?
I can read the eeprom settings but not amend then!
$ sudo rpi-eeprom-config --edit
Add text, save - then reboot
Chris
Many thanks with the help with eeprom editing
Two points to consider
2, I have another Pi5, not installed in a case, and it powers up successfully from the official Rasoberry Pi 27 watt power supply mentioned in No 1 (above), This proves that the 27 Watt power asupplly is not defective.
It appears that no one, in Argon40 or elsewhere, is able to offer me a work around for this problem so my question is this:
Can anyone recommend a suitable 5 amo power supply for the Argon One V3 M.2 case that acrually works. Otherwiase all I have in a nice looking but expensive piece of junk (the V3 case).
Can I get a refund for this case that is sold in a state that is not fully working according to the advertising blurb.
To add to my earlier posts.
Tp recap - Iknow the official Raspberry Pi 27 watt power supply works with my other Pi 4 and 5, when they are uncased but will not work with Pi 5 in an Argonone V3 M.2 case.
I have just purchsed a 27 watt Gan power supply which has the same spec as the Argon40 version of their27 watt Gan power supply.
Iested the poer supply omy two unacsed Pis and they both work OK with it. When connected to the Argonone V3 case with the Pi5 no power reaches thew Pi5.
As the Pi3 nad the Argon V3 case work OK (apoart from warnings re low power) it is obvious that it is the Argon V3 case and its setup that is the problem.
So it back to PiHut and a request for a full refund for selling me a product that is not fit for purpose.
I know some will say that I should persevere and keep searching for a solution but I disagree. I purchsed the V3 case on the basis that, if assembled and set up according to the instructions, it WILL WORK. I am a starightforward purchaser not a softare expert.