Thank you for responding I have moved past the issue.

Thank you so much.

From the blog post: What if I need units now? Visit our distributors Mouser and Digikey – they will continue to sell Omega2 devices in small and large quantities with immediate shipping. Unfortunately, they’re both out of stock of the Omega2+ (OM-O2P) at the moment. We’re working to resupply them, currently estimating an April timeframe. To find direct links for Onion products on our distributors’ sites, see our new How to Buy page (https://onion.io/buy)!

@Nagarjuna-Reddy So this indicates the issue is on the Server side. It is possible that your client is causing the Server side to fail, but it is the Server side code that needs to recover the port state. Do you have any control over the Server? What type of app is it running?

@zached Omega Dash uses a frame buffer approach and LVGL (lvgl.io) for the UI. https://community.onion.io/topic/3824/omega2-dash-work-in-progress/2

Hi @Janus-Sanders me and my team we were not able to reproduce this. We'd love to help on this. Can you please update us about this issue? We followed your steps but the AP is still visible after the router is down

FYI: we've updated the App Manager to load the Available App much quicker! See this thread for details: http://community.onion.io/topic/3224/new-app-manager-gets-stuck/3

Hey @Snart-Caleb some of the topics will also help you alot regarding relay expansion and PWM expansion will help you please check, The current loop receiver mentioned by you previously is use to read the signal not control, controlling work will be done by Onion Omega and you have to make the code as per your requirement

@ibrahim-price Please read your another post

First clear your browser cache. Then you may need to re-install the web console. Generally it is better to be using a serial connection.

Duh. Solved the problem... I had a script in /etc/init.d that wasn't backgrounding properly, so the system wasn't actually booted all the way; as a result, the button wasn't working. Fixed that script, and the button now works as expected. Anyway, I confirmed the script in /etc/rc.button/reset does work, and you can replace the reboot line with whatever you want. I hope that helps someone.

For Pirate Box it says: Your device needs to be compatible to AttitudeAdjustment release from OpenWrt. The current trunk and BarrierBreaker release is not supported, because we can't guarantee it as working. Flash your device with OpenWrt refering to OpenWrt wiki. https://piratebox.cc/openwrt:manual#install_piratebox_without_a_custom_image

@Kit-Bishop Thank you, I am actually using Nodejs to do my programming, I was just curious if I can use the builtin button because I still haven't received my shipment of hardware components but now I guess I have to go with my own push button.

@Kit-Bishop said in Omega Breadboard Adaptor?: ega2 Ok, boooo @Kit-Bishop Shameless plug in your own forums? For shame! Just kidding. Just thought the post was funny. I thought perhaps the Omega2 would be breadboard compatible.

I am very impressed with this project, but I wonder Why there is so expensive camera used (over $100)? Is there a special feature you wanted to use? My second question is - will you public more details on this project? Do you use mjpeg-streamer? As I have read it has some bugs, so maybe that's why camera broadcast freezes? Thanks in advance for every answer!