I tried to update the firmware also with no success. I used the NodeMcuUpdater and tried to update write the the INTERNAL://NODEMCU (and several others) but it always breaks with
Note:Serial port connected.
Note:Begin find ESP8266.
Note:ESP8266 ACK success.
Note:ESP8266 ACK success.
Note:Set base address success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:Program flash success.
Error:Write flash timeout.
interesting thing is, that the timeout is always nearly at the same time for a special firmware (version).
So for example for the AI-v0.9.5.0 AT Firmware.bin it looks like this:
Note:Serial port connected.
Note:Begin find ESP8266.
Note:ESP8266 ACK success.
Note:Program flash success.
Note:ESP8266 ACK success.
Note:Set base address success.
Note:Program flash success.
Error:Write flash timeout.
I am really getting confused at this point.
As I read somewhre it might me a power problem, I even changed the power again. Now it is powerd by a 12V 2A -> 5v Voltage Regulator -> 3.3 Voltage regulator. So there should be more than enough power available.