@francis-chung Did you still receive those surveys?? Mine included different sensor packages and how Boken and Lazer are complete nuts (Serious Note: They're actually great guys)

I completed the survey, but don't know if it submitted correctly.

Looks really good. Feel free to grab some pics from my first fail setup, you could call them "What not to do" lol

@francis-chung Did you still receive those surveys?? Mine included different sensor packages and how Boken and Lazer are complete nuts (Serious Note: They're actually great guys)

I completed the survey, but don't know if it submitted correctly.

I would like to offer any assistance with the book as well. Being a completely "newbie" to programming, I would certainly like to help make sure that all competency levels can read, understand and learn from it.

Yeah, you followed the steps and all looks right to me. It's possible it might be having an issue starting up. The light not changing is what I'm worried about. Although, I'm sure @Boken-Lin will have some insight. Do you have the Ethernet extension?

Based on the pics, you've seeded it perfectly (I'm sure Boken will correct me )

Try this, in order:

1. Close Putty and turn off Omega
2. Plug into different USB port (could be a power issue)
3. Turn on Omega
4. When Omega has finished startup (blinking amber light stays solid), then open putty on your desktop and then connect
5. When the screen pops up, hit "Enter"

If you have a laptop, try to connect to the Onion through the wireless (192.168.3.1....use Firefox). See if that helps you.

If it doesn't, power your Omega with a cellphone power adapter, and connect using the wireless settings.

You should see my post "Omega Arrived!!!"

I didn't even have the pins set in all the way. When you push it together, you feel like you're pressing to hard then, with just a little more, it sinks in nicely.

Well done

Yeah, I got the mini setup as a wifi AP now, so a case will help make it nice.

If you can make one for the mini dock, sign me up.