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    • psychotik2k3undefined
      psychotik2k3
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      Hi , i have a duet 3 and a rpi4, everything is configured but i noticed this:
      (nota the rpi4 is in a argon case)
      the 5v jumpers are configured only in internal 5v, no other jumper.
      and i noticed this: if i power up the duet 3 then power up the rpi4 the rpi seems to do nothing no boot, but as soon as i shutdown the power of the duet the RPI boots up.

      and if i power up the rpi with the duet unpowered then the RPI boots correctly.

      any idea ?

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      • Phaedruxundefined
        Phaedrux Moderator @psychotik2k3
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        @psychotik2k3 said in RPI4 cannot start if DUET3 is powered:

        (nota the rpi4 is in a argon case)

        Which argon case is that? Is it the one that has a PCB to extend the GPIO header and has fan control and a power button? If so you might not be able to use that case.

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        • psychotik2k3undefined
          psychotik2k3 @Phaedrux
          last edited by psychotik2k3

          @phaedrux yes this is this one. why should i not use it ?
          it does not extend GPIO, the bord extend the and regroups the HDMI and power on teh same side as USB but GPIO is still on the top untouched

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          • Phaedruxundefined
            Phaedrux Moderator @psychotik2k3
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            The GPIO is not untouched. The HDMI etc is a separate PCB yes, but the GPIO pins are extended by the case. If it's the same one I'm thinking.

            I have the same case and wasn't able to get it to work, but I'm not entirely sure why. I just use that case for a different pi project that could better use the cooling.

            If you want to try using that case we can try digging deeper on why it doesn't work the same.

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            • psychotik2k3undefined
              psychotik2k3 @Phaedrux
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              @phaedrux yes you're right gpio is extended and power seems to go the GPIO too.
              just tried to set the jumper in allways on mode so i bypass the swithc but it d'ont change anything. send a mail to argon to ask why i have this behaviour.

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