@Emil Any updates on this being added in natively? Really reduces the usability of the twist without it - and I'd much rather have slight lag than nothing at all.
As a non-programmer, I'd love to attempt Andreas' solution - but it's just slightly above my technical capability!
@sgemmen The hub firmware with Hub SDK support for Flic Duo is pushed out now (version 4.6.0). The documentation is not yet out but you can see an example event here that includes button number, orientation and gesture:
@HSDK Do you possibly have an Android phone or tablet device? I would like to know if it can be controlled by the Flic app on that platform if possible (without involving any Flic Hub).
@edziu-konczewski The reason is indeed due to technical limitations.
Android does not expose any way for third party apps to answer an incoming phone call, at least not using publicly defined APIs. It might be the case that Tasker uses some internal hidden private API in Android, but such use is discouraged by Google and might stop working at any time. In every Android release, Google blocks more and more internal APIs.
That said, if you are happy with Tasker, you can simply use the Flic integration inside Tasker to trigger whatever you want in Tasker by the click of a Flic button.
The Flic Twist was delivered today and I tested it right away.
The MusicCast volume control works perfectly with it. @rob.loosx Thank you very much for the script 😉
@buckyswider You can remove a non-responding Matter device, but in that case the Flic hub pairing will not be removed from the Matter device in question.
@wes I would look into the Matter libraries for Arduino. However the Flic hub Mini IS in fact a ESP32 S3. Access to the bootloader/flash etc. is literally cut off. Who would have known 😆
I have the new app installed and have successfully setup flic twists to control the volumes in 3 different Biamp Cambridge Zones. Thank you for the feature!