@gregor-vilkner yes! Can you tell me a bit more about your use cases?

@editdave yeah we are discussing internally a new mode for the twist that would make this possible. It needs to be a "free" movement so not tied to 0-100% as each mode is currently.

@oskar Can now use the device Manager with my account, thank you for the support.

@Y2K I believe I can now, I have a SonOff iHost Hub, it connects with HomeKit, I also have a Flic2 LR Hub. the hub bridges to Homekit, and so does the SonOff so my SonOff devices can be triggered via a pass thru in scene controls and basic basic basic automation.

Wow 14 days go by with out a reply ?

Is anyone out there ??

@pontus The button's firmware won't boot if it detects that the voltage is below 2.2 Volt, resulting in that the LED stays on since that is the default hardware state. If you are sure the battery is good, please try inserting it again.

@trdn89 it’s insane that they haven’t figured out how to make twist send an IR signal for controlling volume.

@peter-2 concur on having a way to just twist and have stuff happen at each of the 12 positions without pushing (which btw seems to work so and so)

+1 on this - I bought the Twist to create an old school transistor radio experience where you turn the knob to tune into different radio stations.

Don’t really understand why we’re limited to 4 steps there.

Plz add advanced mode for the blender so we get 12 steps! 🙏🙏🙏

@leonardchrist I know I'm super late to the party, but the fact that the hub never ACKs the SYN ACK, plus the fact that it then re-xmits the SYN makes it seem like it never gets anything back. A couple obvious things to check would be the SN mask, and any possible ACLs/VLAN config on the switch ports. Alternatively, you could swap the PC/Hub switch ports and see if the behavior changes at all.

Alternatively, you could take a deeper look at the SYN ACK from the PC and compare it to the successful equivalent from the WiFi scenario. Hardware failure on the switchport, or hub, might cause it to fail MAC checksums.

In order to get some of my flic2 buttons open to replace the batteries, I had to peel the adhesive off from the back and replace it with stronger adhesive. I used the black foam 3M automotive tape. That allows the buttons to stick to surfaces stronger which allowed me to finally twist the covers off successfully.