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      OMEGA2 MAKER KIT OM-K-MK Take your IoT development into overdrive with the Omega2 Maker Kit. It includes everything from the Starter Kit and the Relay, Servo, and OLED Expansions, our three most popular expansions! Build the same circuits as in the Starter Kit AND conduct 8 additional experiments using the Onion Expansions, including how to control servos, use an H-bridge to control a DC motor, write text and images to the OLED display, and control other high-powered circuits with the Relay Expansion. Step by step instructions for building each circuit and running through each experiment can be found in the online Maker Kit Guide. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION What’s Included Your Maker Kit contains the following items; we’ve labelled them here for your convenience. How to Use This Kit See the full online Maker Kit Guide for all details! Before getting started on the experiments, set up your Omega by following the First Time Setup Guide. Then you can learn more on: 1. Connecting to the Omega’s Command Line 2. An introduction to using the command line 3. Installing the software we need for the experiments Once you’ve done those, we recommend working your way through the experiments in order as they usually build on what we’ve learned in each one. What Exactly Will I Learn? Here’s a list of all of the experiments we’re going to build with your Kit: 1.  2.  3.  4.  5.  6.  7.  8.  Blinking an LED Learn the basics of programming the Omega by turning an LED on and off. Blinking Multiple LEDs Learn some more programming concepts by controlling multiple LEDs at once. Fading an LED Create a cool LED fading effect using the pulse width modulation technique. Reading a Switch Use a physical switch to control an LED through the Omega. Using a Shift Register Use a shift register chip to control 8 LEDs using only a few GPIOs. Controlling a Seven-Segment Display Add a seven-segment display to the previous circuit to display numbers. Reading a 1-Wire Temperature Sensor Use a 1-Wire temperature sensor to read the ambient temperature. Controlling LCD Screen Use the I2C protocol to control an LCD screen attached to the previous circuit. And a list of tutorials on using the PWM, OLED, and Relay Expansions: 1.  2.  3.  Dimming LEDs Learn about Pulse Width Modulation and controlling LEDs Controlling Servos Use the PWM Expansion to control Servos and pick up some Python skills along the way Run a DC Motor with an H-Bridge We’ll get really creative and use the PWM Expansion to control an H-Bridge chip which will in turn drive a DC motor 4.  5.  6.  7.  Writing text to the screen We’ll use Python to programmatically write text to the screen Changing the screen’s settings Learn how we can use user input to change display settings Draw lines! Prompt the user for input and use it to draw lines on the screen Controlling isolated circuits Learn how to control circuits electrically isolated from the Omega’s circuits   ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Weight 0.775 kg Dimensions 30 × 21 × 6 cm                                                                          https://onion.io/store/omega2‐maker‐kit/2‐14‐19