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![Carl Caum on Twitter: "Step 1: Flash the Sonoff with TASMOTA firmware[1]. Usually you use a FTDI serial adapter[2], but I don't have one. Luckily you can also use a spare raspberry](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EM1DBTsU4AAnlZ7?format=jpg&name=4096x4096 "Carl Caum on Twitter: \"Step 1: Flash the Sonoff with TASMOTA firmware[1]. Usually you use a FTDI serial adapter[2], but I don't have one. Luckily you can also use a spare raspberry")
Carl Caum on Twitter: "Step 1: Flash the Sonoff with TASMOTA firmware[1]. Usually you use a FTDI serial adapter[2], but I don't have one. Luckily you can also use a spare raspberry
