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@ -68,6 +68,11 @@ Do you remember the **NEVER EVER FLASH WITH 5V!**?
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Better unpower your device and check if the wiring is correct and the voltage is on your FTDI is set to 3.3V.
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If you've connected VCC to the wrong pin it might cause your device to overheat and destroy it.
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### There was white smoke and the device doesn't work anymore!
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Yes, you've released the fabled "white smoke", the mysterious substance all electronic devices work on.
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In the immortal words of Doctor Bones: **It's dead Jim!**
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<a id="A5"></a>
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### Sonoff 4CH V2 / Sonoff Dual V2 won't flash
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Testing with two different (fairly new) FTDI boards and two Sonoff 4CH v2.0 and the Sonoff Dual v2.0 boards I found that I was getting errors uploading sketches i.e. "warning: espcomm_sync failed" basically a lack of communication between the two devices.
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3. After reboot, plug the FTDI USB/serial converter. Accept the security alert from MacOS.
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4. Restart the flash process. It works!
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### There was white smoke and the device doesn't work anymore!
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Yes, you've released the fabled "white smoke", the mysterious substance all electronic devices work on.
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In the immortal words of Doctor Bones: **It's dead Jim!**
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## Wi-Fi
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<a id="B1"></a>
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### Cannot connect to Wi-Fi
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