When I run this… I get the IO board and the fans turning red, green and blue. So this is good.
But somehow Pironman5 software is not set correctly. All is up to date as you mentioned. Also in the dashboard it’s toggled on ENABLED.
So I got two fans (back of the plate) and one ICECUBE middle fan in the centre. I think the python script works because it’s set to GPIO10 not sure what pin Pironman is using… or where I can change this, or even if I should change this ?
@Weirdyguy so I played around with the following settings:
sudo pironman5 -gp 5 (the fans LEDs turn on, but not spinning)
sudo systemctl restart pironman5.service
I did this from all numbers, it seems when I change it to 6 the fans start spinning again but no LED lights. Also the IO board LED is off.
i’m just not sure for the LED count, it’s set to 4. is it supposed to be 6, including rgb fan…
I really want to help you, but by my side I onle have a Pironman5 standard and Pironman V2. Do you have anything else connected to GPIO, like 3.5 inches display?
anyway, you said that with chatgpt, you found a way to turn them ON, so physicaly, everything is good, the issue is in software. Did you install the good software for Pironman5 MAX?
No, it’s brand new Pi 5 straight out of the box, with Desktop OS (nothing special) running.
`I completely removed the Pironman5 software, did complete new install:
cd ~
git clone GitHub - sunfounder/pironman5: Code for Raspberry Pi 5 case (Pironman5)
cd ~/pironman5
sudo python3 install.py
My commands… but guess that… no LED is on. Same issue. Also all steps in dashboard are toggled on. I even tried direct commands like: sudo pironman5 -re True / sudo systemctl restart pironman5.service even tried to upgrade led from 4 to 6… with sudo pironman5 -rl 6 and a restart from the service again. No luck.
I’m not sure that’s your uninstall was good, i suggest you to go into terminal, sudo pcmanfm than go on ROOT , Tools and search for all files names Pironman5, select all and delete. Reboot and then re-installer the good version for your Pironman5 MAX. Or maybe make a brand new OS installation from the beginning.
After that if you want to get better performance from rpi5, good info for overclocking. I also add force_turbo=1 to keep cpu speed at 3000mhz
Ok. So there is some good news… but still 1 final push to be made.
I cleared everything, so removed the SD, fresh image and started from scratch…
1 sudo apt update
2 sudo apt full-upgrade -y
3 sudo rpi-eeprom-config -e
5 sudo apt update
6 sudo apt-get install git -y
7 sudo apt-get install python3 python3-pip python3-setuptools -y
8 cd ~
9 git clone -b max GitHub - sunfounder/pironman5: Code for Raspberry Pi 5 case (Pironman5) --depth 1
10 cd ~/pironman5
11 sudo python3 install.py
After all this, I got the:
OLED working > YES!
4 RGB leds on IO working > YES!
The only thing that the two fans are spinning, but no color. I need a little help in that.
sudo pironman5 -c
{
“system”: {
“data_interval”: 1,
“rgb_color”: “#0a1aff”,
“rgb_brightness”: 50,
“rgb_style”: “solid”,
“rgb_speed”: 50,
“rgb_enable”: true,
“rgb_led_count”: 4,
“temperature_unit”: “C”,
“oled_enable”: true,
“oled_rotation”: 0,
“oled_disk”: “total”,
“oled_network_interface”: “all”,
“gpio_fan_pin”: 6,
“gpio_fan_mode”: 0,
“debug_level”: “INFO”
}
}
So led count is 4, even if I change this to 6 or 12 with: sudo pironman5 -rl 6 (and reboot of pironman5.services there is no effect. On the dashboard there is no toggle like ON OFF FOLLOW like they mentioning. Only RGB but those are for the leds of the IO board not the fans.
When scrolling down to the fans the only option I get is: GPIO Fan Mode: which I slided to ALWAYS ON.