@thecudes Hi!

Sorry to hear this, it would be very helpful if you could submit a Bluetooth Log so we can take a closer look of what is causing this.

First, recreate the issue by trying to connect a Flic, then in the top menu, select Flic -> Submit BT Log. Write "Stuck on 99%" as description.

Once again, sorry for everyone experiencing this issue! Hopefully a BT log will help us track this issue down!

@andrew-millar
I'm having the same question. Any solution to this?

@info-b Is it possible for you to share the URL so we can test?

For anybody still looking for such a solution here's my contribution:

Mac Mini server 2010 running 10.13 + Hideez Smart USB Bluetooth-adapter works perfectly with Flic 2 (I use the button in universal mode to zoom and close windows since I use the mini as my media center).
It won't work with 10.12. The button pairs at first, but looses connection after a few seconds and does not execute any of the universal commands. 10.13 solved the problem!

Just make sure you follow these instructions: https://dongle.hideez.com/how-to-use-hideez-bluetooth-dongle-on-macos

Especially the terminal line so that it always uses the dongle and not the internal BT module.

Ver satisfied indeed!

@rainer-oberndorfer So I just ran into this issue as well and so far I haven't found a simple solution. I am trying out IFTTT that has toggle functions, but there's a pretty significant delay between the click and the action (and you have to pay for Pro or Pro+).

@slockbower225 Could you try again? The newest firmware should now be available.

Thanks for the report. We will take a look. It seems like a bug in the hub sdk.

@mikeswift88 In what country are you located / have set the Alexa to? Could you also send a screenshot of your error message?

@emil I see. I'll look into the API and give it a try. Thank you!

I don't think there is a general answer for this since every NAS would play music in its own way. Maybe you can use the Internet Request action or use our Hub SDK to perform some custom commands.

@kortenkamp Sonos is a very important feature for us. We have implemented "start sonos playlist" by the press of a Flic button. Unfortunately, the Sonos Control API that we use is quite limited and does not contain any way of interacting with 3rd party music services, including switching to a radio station, at least what I can see, so I'm not sure what we can do here.

I got daily counters working from flic to google sheets by keeping one sheet that adds a new row with the timestamp a flic button is pressed (via. IFTTT) and another sheet that counts the number of rows on the first sheet that match a given day.

Here's what the first sheet () looks like:

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Here's what the second sheet looks like:

2022-03-21 at 8.49.34 PM.png

The formula I use in the second sheet is:

=COUNTIFS(Sheet1!A:A, ">="&A2, Sheet1!A:A, "<"&A3)

@emil I had it previously set up so my phone was on my guest network and so was the Flic Hub. I couldn't access the site on my computer because my computer was on a different network. So I had to change the Flic Hub to be on that network.

@xappo Yeah MQTT would make the flic buttons useful again. Hope someone at flic realizes this. I have been nagging about it in every place I can find.

@guitarnstuff Hi!

The MIDI features can be found in the bottom of the action list, under "Flic Universal". Note that you must have a Flic 2 connected directly to your phone (not hub) to configure MIDI.

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