Thanks for the information!

@Lazar-Demin thanks for all your hard work onion team!

Chances are if your products are more complex than a roll of paper towels, you create some kind of user documentation to help people learn how to use them.

Added an FAQ for original Omega2 documentation https://community.onion.io/topic/4169/faq-is-the-documentation-for-the-original-omega-from-2015-still-available

@William-Scott Patience, patience... Try again and again... The folloying, needs some edition...

Here is the docs: https://docs.onion.io/omega2-docs/ The vaious code is found here: https://github.com/OnionIoT If you keep in mind that Onion runs OpenWrt, there is a pile of information on openwrt.org and since OpenWrt is based upon linux, I use he linux man pages for a lot of stuff. hth

@Jeremy-Impson the legacy console can be installed via the new web interface by selecting the app manager and then install legacy console. being that you are new you might want to do it just to experience the additional frustration of using it... ha! just kidding, go ahead and install it and you will be able to use the apps and learn about the system and get some easy control.

@Robbert-Lambrechts Have you seen/tried out OnionOS, the next generation evolution of the Console? https://onion.io/2bt-onion-os/ We built it from the ground up to make it easy to create apps. We’re actually in the process of working on the CDK (Console Development Kit) and hope to release it soon, so stay tuned!

@Douglas-Kryder , I looked though all of the openly available documentation. The only document which addresses low-level stuff like peripherals and general SoC behaviour seems to be the Datasheet. @luz , I did find that MT7628_ProgrammingGuide, but in a first look it seemed to have pretty much the same content as the datasheet... But thanks for the info, I'll be looking for stuff on both documents now, What you said about the different market positioning is true. As a product developer the main reason for going with MT7688 (and Omega) has to be the price, which seems to be unbeatable. Unfortunately we can't have everything...

@Heptner-Heptner Yeah, this was a case of a mislabelled pinout. We've corrected it: https://github.com/OnionIoT/Onion-Media/blob/master/Pinouts/Omega2S.png