Thanks so much - that fixed it! Didn't even think to check for new firmware.

@eirikaaltvedtf
Sounds simple, but these are actually hard cases for Flic. Using the hub is quite a limiting factor, as is executing commands on PC coming from cloud. Using the flic hub, you cannot achieve this without creating some external actions.

There are some utilities for Windows that have been designed for this. For example TRIGGERcmd has quite a simple setup with ready made IFTTT applet you could use, I think more advanced and requiring a bit more setup would be AssistantComputerControl; it might overall be a better solution if you have other smart home devices.

For the phone it's enough that you download and "always run" IFTTT app there.

@mitvortrieb Govee lights can typically be controlled using the Matter integration.

Meanwhile i found another setting in my phone regarding the battery optimisations. Seems to be working now.
Thanks for your help.

@ys-khoe USB typically delivers 5 volt but flic accepts a range somewhere between 2 and 3.6 volt so you would need to convert the voltage somehow.

@Emil Thanks Emil,
Rapid orange flashing (not red).

Would be nice if you can describe color coding somewhere in manual or better in video.

Thanks Best
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@pofi

Looking for any update…. I feel a bait and switch with these twists

@Emil said in Event Logs?:

@bytheedgeuk We will investigate this. I'll see if we can change to make it possible to omit the value entirely instead of sending an empty bytestring.

I noticed after the latest app update I can get this to work.

Thanks @Emil

@Emil I can't find the video, but

https://community.flic.io/topic/17290/can-t-connect-to-hub-how-do-i-reset-it-resolved/5

Oscar's post at the bottom was ANOTHER source that had me trying to wipe at 22 seconds.

Was out, but seemed to have been fixed some time yesterday afternoon or evening.

@Emil any ideas in such a case ( mentioned above) ?

@roger-0

error response on phone is is A type is missing a value

@josef-held Hi, you can configure the Flic button as a Bluetooth keyboard with the help of the Flic app, then connect the button directly to the Go Button app.

See https://flic.io/applications/flic-universal.

@beelzebomb well as it's powered by USB, then any kind of USB supply should work, per definition.