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@webash I haven't heard about batteries who destroy Flics.
Did you measure the voltage of the batteries with a multimeter to confirm they are good? Note that the Flic 1 hardware is a bit more picky of having stable battery voltage compared to Flic 2.
@webash make sure your batteries are fresh and not old, i.e. make sure they have at least 3.0 V left.
If you put in a too weak battery, the Flic will fail to boot and leave the LED constantly on.
@pt120945431 The LIFX cloud action can currently only have one account. You can use the Lifx LAN action instead which does not use any accounts.
@peter-kueffner The issue has been fixed and the fix will be included in the next firmware update.
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@walterianneo I made an update to our server. Please try again now.
You need to make sure you hold down the pin hole for exactly a time between 10 and 15 seconds. If you hold it down 9.9 or 15.1 seconds, no reset will be performed. If you have a stopwatch which you can look at while you hold down the button inside the pin hole, aim for 12 or 13 seconds.
This action cannot be done before the hub has finished booting, which takes half a minute or so after you insert the usb cable.
When you successfully reset the hub, the hub will reboot after a few seconds, at which time the LED will change intensity a few times.
Anyway, you should not need to reset the hub just because you change houses. Just remove all the devices in each provider and remove the previous wifi network. Then set up the new network and add your devices.
Seems like that product uses UDP for the communication rather than HTTP.
You need to use our hub sdk in that case. See https://flic.io/flic-hub-sdk.
@joegeiger If you have a Flic 2 then it should work if they write like that in their manual.
@paul-j-houghton as target for Flic. Then you should be able to see if something looks strange in the request.
