@Maximilian-Gerhardt Yes, I saw the 2s bu can see nowhere that actually sells it ? I buy from coolcomponents.co.uk or amazon here in uk. The only reference I saw to 2s on onion website was offering a $249 kit.

Any more info on putting a prototype into production , is welcome...

Suppose one of us turns our hobby experiments into an actual product ? Perhaps there's 100 customers waiting for installation.

Do we go along with an Omega 2+ plugged into an expansion board (is it really almost useless without an expansion board ? How can it be advertised as a $10 product when it needs a $15 expansion board to use it ?). Do we take a breadboard along with the omega & expansion board..

Interested to read comment from anyone who has gone beyond the hobby stage and installed some working systems with real customers....

Gave it one more try, going back to gpio19 with 4 * 1k in series, and.... it worked !! Thanks for all your help. Still also looking at the Raspberry Pi zero w , but do like this Omega if it works properly where needed. Now will progress with getting the temperature readings into the cloud...

Now it won't even restart unless I pull out the wires ! I put 4 * 1k resistors in a row. It is master1 (pic cutoff last digit)

Yes, I have worked thro the docs.

The omega seemed to have great potential. But my first impressions are that it is too bug-ridden to be fit for any commercial purpose. Am I wrong ?

Flipped it over, but similar result. Shows either 2 or 3 devices, even though one plugged in...

Could the wrong resistor cause this ? I think I have 10k in that picture, but have also tries 4 * 1k lined up together. Don't have a 4k7

Expansion dock. Tried it on Pin 1 with same result. A ghost detection of sensor at 00-e0000000000 or similar, followed by disappearance a minute later.

This http://community.onion.io/topic/121/python3-gpio-minidock-led-blink/2 might solve your issues ?

I've followed the tutorial, and can get a connection for maybe 1 minute before it drops out again. Shows 00-e00000000000 or similar as device id (different each time). I have 4 * 1k ohm resistors in a line on the breadboard. Could incorrect resistor value be causing this ? But then I put a single 10k resistor on board, with same result.

Just using the command line terminal and sensor on gpio 19 (https://docs.onion.io/omega2-docs/communicating-with-1w-devices.html)

Any idea of the problem here ?

@Allison-K my technical knowledge is not enough to do all this. Do you have an 'opkg install gpio' for your package that will allow gpio to work with Python3 automatically without all your fixes ? Inexcusable Omega not providing this.

New user, and apologies if this question has been asked before (must have been).

Python3 has been out for years, and there's no reason anyone should use Python2... and yet... I've installed python3-light but struggle to find a Python3 version of the Onion basic package for controlling gpio ? Don't want a Python2 version, when I'm using Python3. Could someone help me please ? Got some technical knowledge but not a lot, and get annoyed when I go through Omega documentation and find numerous inconsistencies and non-working code...