====Libreelec mit ArgonOne-Gehäuse====

Script laden [[https://download.argon40.com/argonone-setup-libreelec.sh|hier]] oder {{ :argonone-setup-libreelec.zip |}}

Installieren mit
   bash argonone-setup-libreelec.sh

Durch Änderungen bei Libreelec funktioniert das heruntergeladene Script für die Tasten- und Lüftersteuerung nicht mehr.
Folgende Anpassungen sind erforderlich:

  * im File /storage/.config/system.d/argononed.service muss die ExecStart Zeile geändert werden

   ExecStart=/bin/sh -c ". /etc/profile; exec /usr/bin/python /storage/.config/argononed.py"

  * anschliessend ggf. die Datei /storage/argononed.config anpassen
  * danach muss der Dienst neu eingelesen werden

   systemctl reload daemon

  * endlich kann der Dienst neu gestartet werden

   systemctl restart argononed.service





If you are interested: Full remote control for LibreElec with Argon One V2 Case - the "not so professional" way!


I have 1 Argon One M.2, 1 Raspberry Pi 4B and and 2 ONE4ALL URC-6430 (afterwards I need just only one!)

1. Installed Libreelec (e.g. with balena etcher on a USB-Stick or microSSD)

2. SSH enabled?

3. Installed Addon "Script - System Tools"

4. Connected (ssh) from PC to libreelec box

5. Edited config.txt

LibreELEC: ~ # mount -o remount,rw /flash
LibreELEC: ~ # mcedit /flash/config.txt
Code: /flash/config.txt

dtoverlay=gpio-ir,gpio_pin=23

LibreELEC: ~ # reboot


6. Found some scan codes

LibreELEC: ~ # ir-keytable -p nec -t


Now I had to program my remote. I have two identical "One4All URC 6430" but it should be ok with other learning remotes too. Searching for a PVR or Mulimedia Device to get as much as possible functional keys, the best ones I found, were DVICO (2153) and Digitech (2260) in the code list of my "URC 6430".


table: ONE4ALL URC 6430 : VIDAC (2153) - Digitech (2260)

The best match for me was the DVICO. Some key did not give any scan code. So I used the second remote to find any functional keys. Then copied the keys from the second remote to the functionless keys of my first remote.


7. Created my /storage/.config/rc_keymaps/custom_remote
Code: /storage/.config/rc_keymaps/custom_remote

# table custom_remote, type: NEC
0x4cb02 KEY_POWER
0x4cb41 KEY_RED
0x4cb03 KEY_GREEN
0x4cb42 KEY_YELLOW
0x4cb45 KEY_BLUE
0x73960000 KEY_EPG
0x6a960000 KEY_HOME
0x67960000 KEY_INFO
0x21960000 KEY_CHANNELUP
0x19960000 KEY_CHANNELDOWN
0x4cb07 KEY_BACK
0x4cb46 KEY_BACKSPACE
0x15960000 KEY_VOLUMEDOWN
0x25960000 KEY_VOLUMEUP
0x5e960000 KEY_MUTE
0x4cb4c KEY_STOP
0x4cb55 KEY_CONTEXT_MENU
0x4cb50 KEY_UP
0x6f960000 KEY_RIGHT
0x63960000 KEY_DOWN
0x6b960000 KEY_LEFT
0x6e960000 KEY_OK
0x31960000 KEY_RECORD
0x1f960000 KEY_REWIND
0x4cb17 KEY_PLAY
0x22960000 KEY_FORWARD
0x4cb56 KEY_PLAYPAUSE
0x1b960000 KEY_1
0x27960000 KEY_2
0x2b960000 KEY_3
0x17960000 KEY_4
0x60960000 KEY_5
0x64960000 KEY_6
0x58960000 KEY_7
0x5c960000 KEY_8
0x68960000 KEY_9
0x13960000 KEY_0
0x2f960000 KEY_SUBTITLE
0x4cb1b KEY_TEXT

Alles anzeigen

8. Pointed to it
Code: /storage/.config/rc_maps.cfg

* * custom_remote

9. Now tested, if it works:

I opend two remote terminals (to watch scancode and mapped keys simultaneously)

No.1 for

LibreELEC: ~ # ir-keytable -c -w /storage/.config/rc_keymaps/custom_remote

No.2 for

LibreELEC: ~ # irw


10. Rebooted, and ...


11. I didn't get the powerbutton script working with LibreElec. So i had to flash another USB-Stick with a Raspberry OS Lite to program my power key. If you manage to run the script, you have to do this before starting with this "tutorial". Installing the OS on the Raspberry and configuring the power button is not a big deal.

I hope this may be usefull for someone and sorry for the bad english, the bad layout and the many errors!



Usefull links:

https://wiki.libreelec.tv/configuration/ir-remotes

http://wagnerstechtalk.com/argonone/#Install_Argon_ONE_Scripts_in_Pi_OS_3264-bit