@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.

@poczta I don't have an IR in front of me to confirm, but from my notes this should be the pinout (in order):

Tip - Red - 3.3V Ring - White - RX (IR Wide Receiver) Ring - Green - TX (IR Blaster PWM) Sleeve - Black - GND

However, this will be at your own risk. Let me know if you need further info!

Regards,
Anton

Hi. In the Android app, when you configure an action there is a clock symbol at the top where you can set a delay. This feature is currently not available when using the iOS app.

Bump! The Inability of the LR Hub to see Chromecast Audio groups on my LAN means my flics are pretty useless for controlling audio. Is there a technical reason that this is not the case?

If you want more advanced control over your LIFX devices, I wrote a blog post with a few examples of how to leverage Photons Interactor to do some really nifty stuff, including starting/stopping Tile and Beam animations.

Hi. Could you please send your question to https://flic.io/support?

@Emil Thanks for the suggestions.... and rebooting the tablet did the trick! Thanks.

Hi. I don't know what you mean with "turn off lights", because you certainly can. If you use the Android app, you can set a delay for an action. The option is not available on iOS (no good reason, we just haven't implemented the UI for it).
We don't have any "conditional actions", but we have Toggle where it makes sense for most actions (turn off light if it's on, turn on light if it's off).

my bad ... i've set the URL to

192.168.1.1:1880/something

but it only works if I add the http part, like

http://192.168.1.1:1880/something

Is this a bug? Is there any error log, I can check?

Also interested in hearing an update. I supported the kick starter for the Flic 2 and LR Hub basically on the promise of HomeKit support so without it it's just sitting there not doing anything.

@troywilson unfortunately no. You could go in to the hub settings to look up the IP address though.

Hi, thanks for the info, I tried it with different remote control and it works. Problem was with original remote control and with the fact that it had worked fine with previous version of the hub. Therefore I expected it would work also with LR hub and did not try other remote controls.

Hi,

Same problem for me!
I can not connect to player:1 or player:3 from the Hub but I can connect to Sonos Connect and Sonos Amp. All of them works when the button is connected to the iPhone. All of the devices are connected with cable to the network?

Why are not player:1 and player:3 working from the Hub?

@Emil thank you for your answer
Will it blaster from Flic be a good alternative for an rm mini?

To control tv etc?

Similar issue. I even emailed support on November 30th... they never even responded.

I found that often times, the Android app can discover the WeMo switches and plugs better than the iOS app. So usually when I get a new WeMo, I fire up an Android phone, connect, search, and then go back to my iPhone.

As for how my issue relates to the new Hub LR, when I first set it up, absolutely zero WeMo devices could be found. I was only able to find some of them by using an Android device to scan. Even then, it hasn't found all of them. There are still two -- a switch and a plug -- that it cannot and will not find, no matter what I do. I've reset the router, I've power cycled everything, doesn't matter. The new hub won't find it.

WeMo integration seems to be exceptionally poor now on the Flic platform compared to what it was two years ago, and Flic devs don't really seem interested in trying to fix it. I suspect it's because Belkin has changed things and are purposefully making it difficult for the devs. I know everyone's answer is "use IFTTT" -- and i would, if it weren't for the fact that IFTTT is painfully slow.