Thanks Farkas,

Nice schematic and yes I have a voltage meter. But, while I have experience using these boards, I have no desire to become an electronics engineer and I'm not going to start poking around on the PCB. Dev boards like this should work on delivery for the market they are intended. I won't even begin on the many other issues I encountered 'Getting Started' with Onion. I will say that they have a long way to go before this is a 'stable' platform like the Pi or similar products. Still holding out.......

Waiting for some advice or RTV authorization for the Arduino Dock from the Onion team.

Thanks,

Pete

@Boken Lin can you or someone reply as to how I can get a replacement Arduino Dock? The one I received will not power up through any of the power connectors.

Thanks,

Pete

Thanks Farkas,

Nice schematic and yes I have a voltage meter. But, while I have experience using these boards, I have no desire to become an electronics engineer and I'm not going to start poking around on the PCB. Dev boards like this should work on delivery for the market they are intended. I won't even begin on the many other issues I encountered 'Getting Started' with Onion. I will say that they have a long way to go before this is a 'stable' platform like the Pi or similar products. Still holding out.......

Waiting for some advice or RTV authorization for the Arduino Dock from the Onion team.

Thanks,

Pete

I received 3 docks with my Onion Omega2 order and all but the Arduino Dock 2 work as instructed. I am unable to power it using the same micro USB that worked on the other two docks nor a 5V barrel connector. Is there a trick I am missing or could I possibly have a bad dock?

BTW, I am not new to these mico computer/controller devices having owned and developed on Arduino, the Spark-IO platforms (Core, Photon,etc) and Raspberry Pi.

Thanks for any help you can provide before I try returning this dock to Onion.