@deanlewis how did you get the button open to pull the battery? I can't believe both changing the battery and resetting the device is so difficult; I'm tempted to throw everything out and start over with new ones.

@Emil Thanks for your answer. Actually very helpful 🙂
I connect my flic with my Ipad through your App. It is giving a signal of keyboard buttons, like Enter and ESC.

@ryan-0 have you looked at https://flic.io/alexa/setup? The important thing is to add the Alexa action in the Flic app to your button configuration.

@mattias-dahlberg I just set up the first button presses to be simulated keyboard presses and the last third to be a mouse click.

Now Windows recognize it as a keyboard! What's going on? 😃

I am embarrassed to say I overlooked how to do this; I resolve this issue.

@Smellyglove good question. The chip has an internal DC-DC converter so I think will most likely result in the same tx power until depleted. However, when the battery is almost dead there will be much instability and packet losses.

@Emil Hi - someone from flic support replied back to my support case email this morning, so I am good now. Thank you for the response.

This is now resolved.

@Emil understood. Time to get a multimeter then I guess!

This has been solved 😌
See full discussion over at reddit here.

@Emil I see, I didn't think of that! Thanks for your help!

@stenr The bluetooth connection has been transfered to the new phone but cannot be activated. Message: An app is required touse this connection. The Flic app is installed....

@Emil Hey just trying to get an update on this