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Easier Flashing Method
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The version of T1 1/2/3CH US which is currently being shipped by Sonoff China works with SonOTA. To get it working you can simply plug it to mains, once it's powered up, press and hold the button that's closer to the wi-fi logo (you'll hear a beep sound). Keep holding it until you hear that beep for the second time. Now let go. The wi-fi light should blink in pairs of 3. Now repeat the procedure (Press and hold until you hear the beep 2 times). Now you should be seing the wi-fi logo flashing rapidly. You can proceed to flash with SonOTA now.
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## Flashing the easy way
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Note: It seems that Sonoff is trying to seal off the ESP using some glue see image:
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https://drive.google.com/open?id=167_S0lriUYjF66sDj9U2ifA3Uzlb6_ns
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Using a CP2102 USB to TTL connect RX->TX | TX->RX | 3.3v->3.3 | GND->GND
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To get this in flashing mode just connect the TTL to your computer and push the button Twice (2 Times). I have successfully flashed 6 of these using this method no hassle. If it fails, just press twice again and flash.
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## Quick config
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After flashing and communication setup you might want to execute command ``SetOption13 1`` to configure the touch switches to only allow a single tap for quick response.
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