Thank you! I'll give it a shot with the next batch of Sonoffs that I'm flashing.

I have successfully flashed a Sonoff S20 with ESP Easy. Now, I'd like to program it to turn on at 4PM and off at 8AM. (An even better trick would be to make it randomly turn off and on within that timeframe. That's called security random.) Does anyone know how to program anything like this through t...

Hi Thomas,

YOU ROCK! I successfully flashed the baby and connected it to my network. IT'S ALIVE... THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!

I think there's a way for me to contribute a donation to this effort. Kindly let me know the best way to do that.

Hi Thomas, About the power from the Arduino: I'm using the 3.3v option on the board and pooling ground. Yes, 5v would be bad. I downloaded the latest ESPeasy, flashed a 1024 blank image on the Sonoff S20 just to be safe, and successfully flashed the latest image. The log is attached. I still can't f...

Thank you Thomas and TD-er. I hope I haven't blown up the S20 by pressing the button whilst plugging it in (after flashing). So, I recreated my steps: Connected 3.3v from my Arduino board to the S20 and held down the button. Re-flashed the S20 from my Windows laptop using 1024 flash size and firmwar...

Hi All, I successfully flashed a brand new Sonoff S20 numerous ways. Here's what I tried: Compiled the latest Mega release (in Mac Arduino) and flashed the S20 Flashed the R120 stable binary from Windows (tried all three 512, 1024, 4096) The flashes were all successful, but when I plug in the S20, i...