The HTTP header does contain the following information: button-serial-number; button-battery-level; button-name. I agree it would be nice if it also included the button-action. I just put the info in the URL (eg flic/1/click) so I don't have to set a body. I then handle this in Node Red where I can specify the endpoint as flic/:from/:action and it pulls the parameters out for me automatically.

@gerdjanvangils said in Not connected to hub:

Hi,
I'm having trouble connecting to my hub. I reset the hub , the red light stays on, it is visible in the app, but it stays at the phase, looking for hub in the app.

Hi just did,

Maybe good to know that the typeform is till mentioning summer holiday. Hopefully you got though that quite well 😉

@macdonald-michael I'm with you

@mark-burton Yep we are working all the time to improve the software, including adding support for Sonos playlists. Lately adding HomeKit support has taken up quite much of our time. Right now things are going slower duing the summer holidays though, but you can be sure we will release a range of new features this autumn.

There is one possibility that the power adapter has become bad. Could you try another one, perhaps one that delivers at least 2 A?

Hi there Stefan.
What you're asking should be fairly simple though may require a bit of work to find out the ID's of everything that you are going to trigger.

What you are going to do is make an Internet Request (usually a POST) to your Domoticz . So the URL to select will be:

http://192.168.0.12:8080

Where 192.168.0.12 will be replaced by the IP address of your NAS. You can find this by looking at the 'connected devices' page on your router. 8080 is the port that Domoticz listens to. If you haven't changed this it should stay the same.

The 'Headers' and 'Body' of the Internet Request will then depend up the authentication that you've set up and the device and command that you want to control.This link API should be useful.

For example: to toggle a switch with an id of 99 you would sent the command in json of:

type=command&param=switchlight&idx=99&switchcmd=Toggle

I'm still learning myself but hope this helps

Hi,

For all who have the same problem as me, i just find a way to connect Ikea Tradfri with Flic. First, make sure that you have all your apps updated. I've uninstalled Flic app and reinstall it. And now Flic app accept my Tradfri accessories.

Hope this help 🙂

Jonathan

@areader0 Ive found as my button count grows it can be easier to do something like this:

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The set each button up to call:
/flic/{room}/{location}/sc
/flic/{room}/{location}/dc
/flic/{room}/{location}/lc

for single, double and long clicks respectively.

Then just wire each node-red http receiver to your MQTT topic of choice.

Cheers

I woud also suggest looking at this thread : https://community.flic.io/topic/17282/flic-hub-http-request

@Emil
Thanks for your replying and advice. I could finally make it happen.

This has been keeping me busy for about three weeks and I was just about to post here. Thank you for the PSA!

And Flic team, maybe point that out in the app.