@idoygr Hi there! Please note we will be sending you a replacement for the Hub. Could you please contact us to laura@shortcutlabs.com with your updated address details? Many thanks!

@eric-dsouza so today i deleted the Flics from the hub. I then re-added Flic A to the hub and re-connected the device to the routine in Alexa, it worked! I then did the same with Flic B, and now they both work! let's see how long it stays working

@robarammisc
Hello!
We use this script with the hub at Nationaltheatret in Norway, and it works super nice!
I have put two buttons on two different phones, so that the actor who answers the phones, push the button, and it sends an osc-command to Qlab to stop the ring ring que.
The hub is about 20meters away from the buttons, and we have 350-370 audience every day.

@Emil has this issue been raised, that we can only add a single Hue bridge (even if two are detected) to a flic hub LR?

@treegartner
Seconded.. I had a reply about a bug fix in latest FW but no reply from Flic?

If you don't configure WiFi on the hub, it should not emit any WiFi signals as far as I know... Do you see something different?

@stevehooper yes!

@macopoulos we released the hub sdk a few years ago. You can find it here: https://flic.io/flic-hub-sdk

@steve-2 Do you have Flic 1st generation buttons or Flic 2? They have different number of LED colours and behave differently.

On Flic 2, the button will blink two short red blinks when pressed and connected if the battery voltage is low, in that case please try to insert a newer battery.

@paul-j-houghton you know you should be able to set a static ip in your router using mac bindings? That's how I achieved this 🙂

@Emil I managed to check the battery and it was still at 85%+

I have disconnected and reconnected from the system and hopefully that will resolve it.

@Emil Thanks, i'll do that.

@Brooke generally we update the hub and apps at the same time when we have a new feature, so you can check the changelog in the apps.

@alces as you can see on https://superuser.com/questions/1581627/where-is-my-lan-hostname-stored, hostnames on the LAN is not really a "basic feature of networking" since there are like four different "standards" for that. Currently, the only thing you should rely on is that you use a FQDN that the DNS resolver the DHCP server gives the hub will resolve.

Hi. Currently we don't support static IP address on the hub.

I made an update to our server. Please try again now.