hi
is only way to power on the Pi via IR by a Argon One case with its GPIO connector and script?
Turn on Pi 5 via IR
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Nekromantik -
January 29, 2024 at 10:19 PM -
Thread is marked as Resolved.
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You need additional hardware to power-on by IR. Read here:
RPi controlled by IR remote: is it possible to turn it on by it?
Hello to everyone!
I know by experience that what I've described in the title is achievable on an OPi PC (and also other Allwinner based devices) using an RC6 remote but could I succeed in getting the same result even on my RPi? I've bought a very cheap solution made up of a remote, an IR receiver and DuPont jump wires by which I've connected the receiver to GPIO. After a bit of digging around (I've got a great help reading on the forum here too, as it often if not always happens), I've been… 
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i forgot all about that and bought flirc and normal case
now gotta throw them and get argon one case with built in
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Nope, with current firmware the board is either off or on; there are no suspend like states where something could remain powered up to receive CEC or USB input and wake the board. The RP1 chip does support lower power states so that might change over time with firmware updates (not soon though).
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Nope, with current firmware the board is either off or on; there are no suspend like states where something could remain powered up to receive CEC or USB input and wake the board. The RP1 chip does support lower power states so that might change over time with firmware updates (not soon though).
ok thanks
