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  Omnimux Pico Wake - 1-Step Setup Guide
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This turns your Raspberry Pi Pico W into a remote USB wake trigger for
sleeping laptops, controlled over Wi-Fi by Omnimux app or any browser.

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THE EASIEST 1-STEP INSTALLATION:
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1. Hold down the white BOOTSEL button on the Pico W.
2. While holding BOOTSEL, plug the Pico W into your computer.
3. Release BOOTSEL. A drive named "RPI-RP2" will appear.
4. Drag and drop "omnimux-pico-wake.uf2" into the RPI-RP2 drive.

THAT'S IT! The Pico will automatically reboot with everything installed.

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CONNECTING TO WI-FI:
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Method A (Super Easy - Hotspot from Phone):
1. Plug the Pico W into the laptop.
2. On your phone, connect to Wi-Fi: "Omnimux-Wake-Setup" (no password).
3. The setup page opens automatically (or visit http://192.168.4.1).
4. Select your home Wi-Fi, enter your password, and tap "Save & Connect".
Done!

Method B (Text File):
If you plug the Pico W into your computer, a "CIRCUITPY" drive is available.
Open "settings.toml" in Notepad, set CIRCUITPY_WIFI_SSID and PASSWORD, and save.

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HOW TO WAKE YOUR LAPTOP:
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- From Browser: Visit http://pico-wake.local/ and tap "WAKE LAPTOP NOW".
- From cURL:    curl -X POST http://pico-wake.local/wake
- In Omnimux:   Enter "http://pico-wake.local/wake" in Host Settings.

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LAPTOP SETTING (IMPORTANT):
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Ensure your laptop allows wake from USB:
- Windows: Device Manager -> Keyboards -> Properties -> Power Management -> 
           Check "Allow this device to wake the computer".
- BIOS:    Enable "USB Wake Support" and "Always-On USB Power".
           Disable "Deep Sleep" / "ErP Ready".
- Power:   If the laptop is in deep sleep or hibernate where only the physical
           power button turns it on, USB wake signals will not wake it up.
           Disable Hibernate in OS power options.
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