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-Erik Kettenburg

The Oak by Digistump - Getting started:

• STEP 1: Connecting your Oak for the first time
• STEP 2: Getting started with the Particle environment for the Oak
• OR
• STEP 2: Getting started with the Arduino environment for the Oak

• Changing your Oak's wifi network

Important Oak Tools

• Oak WiFi Config: http://digistu.mp/oakconfig (follow the Getting Started first if you have a new Oak!)
• OakTerm: http://digistu.mp/oakterm (a tool set for working with Oaks and Particle)
• Digistump Dashboard: http://digistu.mp/dashboard (a dashboard for Particle devices, including the Oak)

Troubleshooting:

• Oak first update troubleshooting
• Advanced Usage - First update over Serial or a simpler version: Oak First Update over Serial
• Particle claim troubleshooting - "No devices"
• Troubleshooting Tips
• Troubleshooting ws281x/NeoPixels RGB leds library tip

Reference:

• API and Function Reference for the Oak
• Soldering Headers to the Oak
• Oak Pin Diagram and Notes
• Advanced Usage - Programming the Oak over Serial
• Internal Oak URLs
• Oak PCB Source Files
• Oak Firmware Versions
• Oak Firmware - How it all works
• Using an Oak without an internet connection - offline support
• Oak with the Particle Local Server

Advanced: Connecting the Oak to Serial Adapters:

• Advanced Usage - Loading Firmware over Serial
• Connecting to Serial output of Oak using Bus Pirate
• Using an Arduino to restore the Oak/read serial data

Oak Shields:

• Oak Proto Shield
• Oak Level Shifter Shield
• Oak OLED Shield
• Oak TFT LCD Shield
• Oak nRF24L01+ Shield
• Oak GPS Shield
• Oak BLE Shield
• Oak Bluetooth Shield
• Oak Weather Shield
• 3.3V Relay Shield
• LiPo Charger Shield
• Oak Beta WiFi Alarm Clock Shield

Oak-Compatible/Digispark Shields:

• Button Shield
• SMT Shield
• RGB LED Shield
• DigiLED Shield
• MOSFET Shield
• Grove Shield
• IR Shield
• Expander Shield
• EEPROM Shield
• Motor Shield
• Wings Shield
• Nunchuck Shield
• Real Time Clock Shield
• Temperature Sensor (1-wire) Shield
• Robot (Car) Kit

Starter and Ultimate Kit Lessons: (We'll give you store credit to write starter and ultimate kit lessons! Find out more here: https://github.com/digistump/OakCore/issues/39)

• Starter and Ultimate Kit Parts List
• Format Template for Lessons

Starter and Ultimate (suggested lessons, others welcome!):

• First Blink
• LED Basics
• Advanced LEDs
• RGB LED
• Button Basics (both included button and button kit)
• Making noise with the buzzer
• Tilt Switch
• Using a Photocell
• Using a Servo
• Controlling a Stepper Motor
• Ultrasonic Ranging US-100
• Ultrasonic Ranging HC-SR04
• Detecting Touch
• Temperature Sensing and the 1-Wire Bus
• Getting input from a remote (IR Receiver)
• Detecting movement with an encoder/interrupter

Ultimate Only (suggested lessons, others welcome!):

• PIR: Detecting Motion
• Using the door switch
• Soil Moisture Sensors
• Powering the Oak with a 9v Battery and Breadboard Power Adapter

Sending and receiving data

• Accessing the Particle API
• Getting data using Particle.variable()
• Sending data using Particle.function()
• Using python to get data from the Oak
• Using python to send data to the Oak

Useful Project Tutorials

• Making your own Oak Smoke Detector+