FlicTeam

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?

@simonbrohus794
Hi!

Yes, there is!

You can use Flic Universal to configure the Flic button to act as a Bluetooth keyboard and program different key combinations to be triggered when you press it.

You can read more here:
https://flic.io/flic-universal

@ledtear are you using the lifx cloud action or the lifx lan action? Are the lights already on the same wifi (they need to be set up using the lifx app first)? What model of the lifx do you have?

@stevehooper yeah we should really try to add a direct Home Assistant integration from the Flic hub someday, since it is so popular...

In the meantime, can you use the Internet Request action in our app to send a simple http request to your device running Home Assistant maybe?

@cmaddennj does the button "wobble" in the Home app when you physically press it?

@stevehooper no unfortunately not

@MagAa Hi!

I think there should be a way to solve the issue you are having, but yes it would require some programming, but if I know more about the specific scenario maybe I can help!

The main question is what you would like to use instead of a computer to connect the button to, are you thinking a phone or a Flic Hub?

In the case of the Flic Hub, it will probably be possible to write a script using our Flic Hub SDK (https://flic.io/flic-hub-sdk) that will send a specific OSC command to a host.

If you want to use a phone, you will have to use the approach suggested by emil and run an HTTP server on a computer somewhere that translates the messages to OSC. This will probably be a bit more complicated.

@oscar Hi!
Sorry to hear this. Yes, the pairing dialogue not showing up is the issue here but we are not quite sure what causes this.

Could you please try the following procedure and see if it fixes your issue:

Go to System Settings -> Bluetooth and turn Bluetooth off and then back.
Remove any Flic device in the list if there are a.

Go to System Settings -> Security & Integrity -> Integrity
In the left pane, select Bluetooth.
Make sure Flic is in the list and has a checkmark.
If Flic already has a checkmark, uncheck it and re-check it again.

Please let me know if this worked for you!

Kind regards

@bogh-andersen likely the ip address of the hue bridge has changed. Rescan the hue bridge in the flic app while connected to the flic hub and reassign the button actions to the correct bridge.

@stevehooper yes!