@György-Farkas said in Omega 2 and Arduino dock.:
Probably you mixed up the two Arduino Dock tutorials or used the old one.
If you have an Arduino Dock 2 with Omega2(+) you should follow the official Onion Omega2 Documentation Flashing the Arduino Dock - step by step very carefully.
Firstly you should flash / upload a few simple sketches from File -> Examples -> Built-in examples of Arduino IDE.
Afterwards you could try Manually Flashing on the Command line some precompiled hex files.
Actually - on the Arduino Dock 2 - you can program the ATmega chip (the Arduino) with a bit-banged ISP / ICSP / Serial Downloading programmer.
Any built in / on chip ATmega bootloader is a completely different story.
There isn't I2C communication (eg. i2cget, i2cset) between Omega and Arduino by default - you should flash some kind of I2C slave program to the ATmega chip.
I really appreciate your replies @György-Farkas and @Douglas-Kryder, let me try to explain better my situation.
First I have an Arduino Dock 2 with Omega2, With this I tried to flash following the manual for Arduino dock 2 the Blinking led Program, the first flash its OK, but later when I tried to flash another program, in the process, I noticed that the blinking led program was deleted. But in the process of trying to flash the new program, this stops abruptly and it always marks the following error message:
avrdude: AVR device not responding
avrdude: initialization failed, rc=-1
Double check connections and try again, or use -F to override
this check.
After to receive this message on multiple tryings, I decided to make a default reset on Omega2 and reinstalling the software for my Arduino Dock2 but I'm still receiving the same message. The steps that I realized after default reset are:
opkg update
opkg install arduino-dock-2
I hope that this can complement you a little more in what happened to me and you can support me with other solutions.
I greatly appreciate your support.