@Isa-Kaynar :
I was able to fix my issue. I found what I was looking for here:
https://community.onion.io/topic/2363/disable-omega-2-i2c-so-that-arduino-dock-can-be-i2c-master/4
Basically, I disabled the I2C pins on the Omega and that let the Arduino's I2C work correctly.
There may be a way to make them both work at the same time, but I'm not smart enough to figure out how.
Tom
Isa,
I am having the same problem. I have an arduino sketch that correctly reads the analog and serial data, but it is not receiving any data from the I2C sensors. I also tried reading the I2C sensors from the Omega using the command line, and that didn't work either.
Anyone have any advice?
@Douglas-Kryder I looked through those topics, and the common theme was install Bonjour service to enable the .local name address. I had done that already. The Bonjour service states that it requires UDP port 5353 open, so I set my firewall accordingly. It is still not working.
Still doesn't work.
Anything else? Anyone else?
First off, total NOOB here.
I have an Omega2+ that is set up to connect to my home network. When I try to connect to the Omega via a web browser using the omega-XXXX.local address, I get nothing. If I try to connect to it via its IP address (192.168.3.1) I get nothing.
If I connect to the Omega's network I can use the IP address to connect, but I still can't use the omega-XXXX.local web address to connect.
My best guess is that I have some firewall settings that are blocking me from resolving the address. But then again, I don't really know what I'm talking about.
I appreciate any advice I can get.
Yokes