@Matt-Stone you need some type of battery management system (BMS) with serial output. Here is an example of it.

I haven't used this exact device myself the most challenging part would be trying to decode the protocol they encode all the data with.

Community is back online

@Jason-Taylor: It seems you have a non-standard USB port on your 3D printer. Usually an USB client port does not feed back power to the host. Assuming your 3d printer can provide enough current, you can totally run you Omega2 off the printer power without an extra power supply.

Sorry about the oversight. It's fixed now.

@Costas-Costas Yes we are going to sell the breadboard dock on the store as soon as all crowdfunding fulfillment is done.

@Matthias-Nowak good catch, corrected it.

thanks

@Mike this is ingenious! how long does it take to cycle through all the information shown here ?

you can expand the storage on Omega2 with usb flash drive or micro SD card (omega2+ only)

refer to this tutorial

The Arduino Dock 2 does not come with a USB to serial chip.

The serial connector on the Arduino Dock 2 is connected to ttyS0 on Omega which by difficult is set to be serial terminal at 115200 baud.

You can get to Omega's serial terminal by using an external USB to serial adaptor like this:

@Thomas-Tramley said in Wifisetup connection issue:

option ApCliEnable '0'

Are you sure the WiFi password is entered correctly? Looks like your Omega tried to connect and failed so it turned client mode off.

can you change option ApCliEnable '0' to option ApCliEnable '1'
save the file and run the command wifi then post the out put here