Here is a STEP of the Omega2P, there is limited information so none of the components are populated. I am also working on the Arduino Board 2 but wow... it sure would be nice to have some decent docs on this product.
It is available on my grabcad (https://grabcad.com/jon.gordon-1 ) as i cant upload it here.
Has anyone had any experience creating a custom wifi setup interface via omega webserver (php/html/js)
I have tried to find a way to create a link to the existing wifi setup that you use during the initial OnionOS configuration screen but haven't had much luck.
I am trying to create a wifi setup page that is styled the same as my existing web pages I have hosted on my omega2+
I know there is a command line interface but I would like a web based one that includes the ability to turn on/off network discovery as well as setup.
Anyone know of any existing code that has been written or a way to link to the existing OnionOS wifi setup page?
Probably because the console hasn't been installed yet, try...
http://omega-XXXX.local/setup-wizard
in your browser (replacing XXXX with your omega number) and go through the setup
I believe you can turn indexing off by going to:
/etc/config/uhttpd
and changing option no_dirlists '0' to option no_dirlists '1'
If the directive doesn't exist.... add it.
Here is the Arduino Dock R2, I used the existing R1 schematics and a micrometer to draw this up. Everything should be where it is supposed to be. I did not populate any of the components as there is no location info available.
You can download it from my grabcad ( https://grabcad.com/jon.gordon-1 )
@Douglas-Kryder why would I trim them? The Omega2+ has two rows, 16 pins each.
Thanks again, I also found this: https://www.infinite-electronic.hk/product/Sullins-Connector-Solutions_NPPN161BFLC-RC.aspx
From a previous post (I guess I didn't search well enough before posting) https://community.onion.io/topic/980/omega-compatible-2-00mm-female-pin-headers
Thanks @UFD from a quick first glance it looks like they don't have single row SMT only dual row....
ill keep looking though.
I was really hoping @Lazar-Demin would see this and get me a part number...
As I stated above the 2S or 2S+ will not work for what I need. Using a 2+ with headers is actually cheaper for my volumes and application.
The Omega2+ is not surface mount.... your thinking of the Omega2S or Omega2S+. I am not using either of those, as they do not meet my requirements.
The 20 pack i refer to are through-hole headers. The Arduino Dock R2 uses SMT headers. I need the SMT headers as my board will be populated by pick and place machine and reflow soldered.
I have a project that is going to require roughly 100 Omega2+ modules.
I am having a hard time sourcing an SMT version of the 2.00 pitch 16 Position headers that the Omega module fits into.
Like this... https://onion.io/store/16-pin-header-20-pack/ but in a Surface Mount package. The type that are used on the Arduino Dock R2
Can anyone point me to a supplier for these? (Chinesium prefered)
I too have an Omega2+ module that runs so hot the ink melted off the front MAC label. I have no idea if it shipped that way, just started doing that on its own, or became damaged from something I did, as it went directly into a battery powered pcb enclosure as soon as it arrived.
I only figured it out after getting horrible battery life and measured its current draw at almost 1A
Unfortunately Onions 2 week warranty means that you just have to eat the cost.
I have a web server set up on my Omega2+ that acts as a user interface which is reachable by the omega-xxxx.local domain on Windows(with bonjour installed)/Mac/iOS when connected to the Omega2+'s WIFI Access Point.
As some of you may know, this does not seem to work for Android mobile browsers because, I assume from what I've read, Android doesn't use mDNS. It is still reachable by IP address, just not through the .local namespace.
Has anyone found a work around for this so that Omega can be reached by domain name instead of IP on android mobile devices through its browser?
Will the AP IP always be 192.168.3.1?
Could some kind of Omega2+ DNS trickery be used to force the android browser to resolve the (m)DNS?
Has anyone had any experience creating a custom wifi setup interface via omega webserver (php/html/js)
I have tried to find a way to create a link to the existing wifi setup that you use during the initial OnionOS configuration screen but haven't had much luck.
I am trying to create a wifi setup page that is styled the same as my existing web pages I have hosted on my omega2+
I know there is a command line interface but I would like a web based one that includes the ability to turn on/off network discovery as well as setup.
Anyone know of any existing code that has been written or a way to link to the existing OnionOS wifi setup page?
This is what I have in my rc.local file:
# Put your custom commands here that should be executed once
# the system init finished. By default this file does nothing.
omega2-ctrl gpiomux set i2c gpio
gpioctl dirin 4
gpioctl dirin 5
gpioctl dirin 15
gpioctl dirin 16
gpioctl dirin 17
python /root/mdt/serialtest.py
exit 0
However, I am still unable to use A5 as an analog input and A4 as a digital input (which is what I am trying to achieve) on the arduino side as those pins seem to still be pulled up to 5VDC either through a resistor or from the TSX0108