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Argus is an experimental antenna array system designed to demonstrate all-sky monitoring for transient signals in the frequency range 1200-1700 MHz. It currently consists of 22 broadband spiral antennas (expandable to 32) which are individually instrumented, digitized, and analyzed in an attempt to detect and localize both broadband and narrowband astronomical transients. In this paper, we describe...