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   * [[en:dev:tailcontrol-command-protocol|TailControl Command Protocol]]   * [[en:dev:tailcontrol-command-protocol|TailControl Command Protocol]]
   * [[en:dev:tailcontrol-breaking-changes|TailControl Breaking Changes]] (for app developers)   * [[en:dev:tailcontrol-breaking-changes|TailControl Breaking Changes]] (for app developers)
 +  * [[en:dev:tailcontrol-move-reference|TailControl Move Reference]]
  
  
  
- +===== Legacy Command Protocols =====
-==== Legacy Product Command Protocols ====+
  
   * [[en:dev:digitail-command-protocol|DIGITAiL Command Protocol]]   * [[en:dev:digitail-command-protocol|DIGITAiL Command Protocol]]
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-==== Using a Terminal ====+===== Using a Terminal =====
  
   * [[en:dev:using-a-bluetooth-serial-console-on-your-android-device-to-send-console-commands-to-your-digitail|Using A Bluetooth Serial Console on Your Android Device to Send Console Commands to Your DIGITAiL]]\\    * [[en:dev:using-a-bluetooth-serial-console-on-your-android-device-to-send-console-commands-to-your-digitail|Using A Bluetooth Serial Console on Your Android Device to Send Console Commands to Your DIGITAiL]]\\ 
   * [[en:dev:using-a-bluetooth-serial-console-on-your-android-device-to-send-console-commands-to-your-mitail|Using A Bluetooth Serial Console on Your Android Device to Send Console Commands to Your MiTail]]\\    * [[en:dev:using-a-bluetooth-serial-console-on-your-android-device-to-send-console-commands-to-your-mitail|Using A Bluetooth Serial Console on Your Android Device to Send Console Commands to Your MiTail]]\\ 
  
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 +===== Firmware Update And Flashing =====
  
 ==== Using OTA ==== ==== Using OTA ====
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 ==== Hardware Flash ==== ==== Hardware Flash ====
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 === Tail-series Boards === === Tail-series Boards ===
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 Hardware flash for the MiTail, MiTail Mini, and FlutterWings can be performed with a 3.3 V USB to TTL interface that provides RXD, TXD, RTS (Ready to Send), and DTR (Data Terminal Ready) signals (i.e., a 6-pin connector with the appropriate signals). Numerous inexpensive USB to TTL cables and interfaces are not capable of doing this, check carefully before investing in a tool to perform this. Hardware flash for the MiTail, MiTail Mini, and FlutterWings can be performed with a 3.3 V USB to TTL interface that provides RXD, TXD, RTS (Ready to Send), and DTR (Data Terminal Ready) signals (i.e., a 6-pin connector with the appropriate signals). Numerous inexpensive USB to TTL cables and interfaces are not capable of doing this, check carefully before investing in a tool to perform this.
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 === EarGear Boards === === EarGear Boards ===
  
-EarGear 2 can be hardware flashed using the USB-C port on the ears and a PC running Chrome using the [[https://www.gue-tech.org/esp-web-tools/|TailControl ESP Web Tools]]. +EarGear 2 can be hardware flashed using the USB-C port on the ears and a PC running Chrome or Edge using the [[https://flash.thetailcompany.com/|TailControl ESP Web Tools]]. 
-==== Chat With the Tail Co Development Team Community ====+===== Chat With the Tail Co Development Team Community =====
  
-MiTail, EarGear 2, FlutterWings, and MiTail Mini all have updatable firmware! For details, come and talk to us on our Telegram [[https://t.me/+5XsaunrTpIc4OWI8|Tail Co Dev Chat]]!+MiTail, EarGear 2, FlutterWings, and MiTail Mini all have updatable firmware! For details, come and talk to us on our Telegram [[https://t.me/+5XsaunrTpIc4OWI8|Tail Co Gear Dev Chat]]!
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