Hello. Maybe you can use the keyboard event action to send something your app listens to?

@david-wilsby Hello. Do you have iOS 14?

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@CrowleyAJ you should get a popup if you have the app in the Foreground when you do something requiring local network. Otherwise you can just open iOS settings and enable LAN permission for the Flic app.

We're working on an updated app to get a more smooth experience.

Hi. I'm not familiar with Sonoff, but it seems you can get IFTTT to work. Please check out https://sonoff.tech/sonoff-works-with-ifttt.

Hi. This should be fixed in hub firmware 2.0.19.

@mark-burton Yep we are working all the time to improve the software, including adding support for Sonos playlists. Lately adding HomeKit support has taken up quite much of our time. Right now things are going slower duing the summer holidays though, but you can be sure we will release a range of new features this autumn.

Hi. Do you get any other events instead of hold? For example some click or double click events. I'm thinking of if the physical switch isn't pressed enough to get contact.

Hi. The button will not just send data by itself. You need to pair and initiate transmission first.
I suggest you to look at our protocol specification at https://github.com/50ButtonsEach/flic2-documentation.
If you can't use the flic2lib-android directly, you can at least look at the source code at https://github.com/50ButtonsEach/flic2lib-android/blob/master/flic2lib-android/src/main/java/io/flic/flic2libandroid/Flic2Button.java and try to port it to C#. The code follows the protocol specification.

Hi. What you need to do is to be sure to be connected to internet while you change the name of the buttons, in order to sync the names.