Posts by TomB19

Quote from TomB19

I doubt it can power on the pi from remote, as there are reports of it being connected to GPIO 23. Perhaps if the pi is just in standby....

Quote from bluewolf10th

GPIO 23 wouldn't work, as that's SCLK according to the pinout displayed on the case:

Unless you mean the pin labeled #23, which would then be GPIO 16.

I meant GPIO 23 which is on pin 16, just as I wrote.

I haven't tried it, so I have no direct knowledge. That info comes from here.

Argon One case with IR receiver and LIRC - Raspberry Pi Forums

BTW, why are my posts being moderated?

IMO, it would make sense for us to select a remote, as a group, and develop a keymap file. I will throw in and help with whatever the group decides but I suggest either MCE or FLIRC. Personally, I'd select MCE.

I doubt it can power on the pi from remote, as there are reports of it being connected to GPIO 23. Perhaps if the pi is just in standby....

The Argon One (non M.2) also comes with the IR receiver pre-installed. They are the same, minus the M.2 board and a deeper bottom tub.

BTW, I love the M.2 version. It boots so fast with SSD.

I hope you get this sorted out. I will soon be going down that road with the built in Argon One IR receiver.

For now, I am using FLIRC receivers on my two LibreELEC units and Harmony 665 remotes. They work pretty well but I prefer the key mappings of the MCE remote so I've ordered a pair of MCE IR receivers from eBay. I think it cost something like $25 for both, coming from Asia.

I apologize if my post is unhelpful but I would like to share the strategy of going with what works and working offline on new configurations. Few things in life are more frustrating than having no TV and your wife asking when it will be fixed. Pi are cheap enough that it's a good idea to have spare, anyway.

I bought my Argon One cases without knowing about the IR receiver. They are great cases, even without the receiver.

It seems reasonable, we should be able to reverse engineer a remote and create the XML to use in a Harmony. I look forward to watching this develop.

Great information. Thank you.

I will give it a try this evening.

Does autostart.sh execute before the graphics subsystem is initialized?

It takes my TV 15 seconds to appear to exist to my RPi4. Every time I start my system, I need to walk over and power cycle the RPi.

Is it possible to delay boot for 15s, including monitor detection?

I have my RPi plugged into a switched AVR outlet. It's rude but has been working great for some months.