@robert-j-erickson Yes, we know. I am trying to delete this when I see it, but I agree that it is just way too much. .

@Emil Thanks, that is not so long to wait. Great :-)

The MIDI feature is not released yet. It will be included in an upcoming release. I unfortunately can't say for sure when it will be ready, but we are working on it.

@leonardchrist Hmm that might be an explanation. Could you disconnect the WiFi while you are on Ethernet?

@Emil missed that. Can see it now, thanks

That is the command I was using. I just tried it again (both by hitting 'execute' and by pressing the button). Neither worked. Here's a screenshot of the flic app (second picture shows the rest of the command used). I can confirm that cURL with this command does turn my receiver OFF. https://bayimg.com/paNadaAgO http://bayimg.com/PaNaeAagO Are there any logs to debug or troubleshoot, what else can I try?

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

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.

@Emil Thank you!

@Emil sure. So the button disarms my blink camera via IFTTT. I press it if I want to walk out my front door so the camera is not alerting needlessly. If I subsequently leave the property, the camera auto re-arms when I break a geo fence. However, if I come back in, I need a way or re-arming the camera (without having to remember to press the button), and that is where the delayed task in Flic comes in. Now, imagine I leave the house, disarm the camera, then I decide I want to spend longer than 5 mins on the drive in range of the cameras motion detection. I effectively want to restart the timer. I have long press set to disarm the camera for an hour, but if I have disarmed for 5 mins initially, I need a way of later choosing to extend this. Just pressing the button again within the initial 5 mins will not achieve this as the delayed task will fire. I am reluctant to shift to always disarming for an hour as this will lead to regular periods when I'm in that the camera is disarmed. Currently living in a big house and the camera is basically the doorbell as well as a security camera. Current plan is to look at removing the time delayed task all together, and instead fire a webhook request that sits on a queue or another delay mechanism in AWS. Then I hope to find a way to purge the queue if I press the button again, and fire a new webhook with it's own delay. Only issue is I'm new to AWS and this seems like a lot of effort for something Flic could handle for me. Also not 100% sure what I want to achieve in AWS is possible.

@steltek the hub stores the whole configuration. You can use any phone to configure the hub. The only thing you need is the password that is written on the back side of the hub (can be changed if you want in the app).

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

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?

@cpwri0 Google has not yet released a way for third party buttons to trigger Google home actions. It only works the other way around, i.e. that Google Home triggers third party devices. When / if Google will add support for buttons, then we will do our best to support this.

@rosner-stefan Hi! Just search for Egg clock in the app and you will find it.

@peh if it's in white plastic (not silicon) and has a replaceable CR2032, then it's a flic 2.

That means the button is not connected to the device. Does the Flic light up when you press it with fade in-out? That means it's advertising and waiting for someone to connect. If that happens and you want to connect it to the phone, the phone's Bluetooth might have hung, so please reboot it.

If you first connect it to a "normal" router, then you can usually see the MAC address in the router's web interface. Otherwise you could maybe use Wireshark or something to catch the address as well.