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GPIO00 has to be disconnected after a few seconds.I tried it and it does seem like it is mandatory. Flashing works only if the pin is disconnected on my board.
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1. **FIRST** connect GND to your programmer (and make sure they are connected well!)
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1. **FIRST** connect GND to your programmer (and make sure they are connected well!)
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1. Connect RX from the MagicHome to TX on the programmer. TX from the board goes to RX on the programmer.
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1. Connect RX from the MagicHome to TX on the programmer. TX from the board goes to RX on the programmer.
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1. Connect GPIO00 to GND (best to use same column on the breadboard)
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1. Connect GPIO00 to GND (best to use same column on the breadboard)
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1. Connect the 12V power supply to MagicHome. As GPIO00 is connected to GND, board will go into flash mode. I usually disconnect GPIO00 after few seconds, but not sure if this is mandatory or optional.
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1. Connect the 12V power supply to MagicHome. As GPIO00 is connected to GND, board will go into flash mode. Disconnect GPIO00 after few seconds.
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1. Upload Sonoff-Tasmota like it would be any other board.
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1. Upload Sonoff-Tasmota like it would be any other board.
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1. Once upload is complete, disconnect power from the MagicHome controller
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1. Once upload is complete, disconnect power from the MagicHome controller
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1. Disconnect RX and TX and then only then GND. GND gets disconnected **LAST.**
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1. Disconnect RX and TX and then only then GND. GND gets disconnected **LAST.**
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