@bulk Yes we have made the submission.

We are slowly rolling this out in different regions. Stay tuned.

@giannis-yt I would guess at the moment the Raspberry Pi Zero Wireless is one of the cheapest options.

@hello_marley the ball is moving according to plan. Please stay tuned :)

What you should do is to first call bind, followed by setBroadcast(true) on the socket. Then you can send messages using send.
FYI, the API is made to be compatible with Node.js API https://nodejs.org/api/dgram.html.

Have you followed the tutorial? Did you register the correct flags according to this?

Hi. You need to manually construct the Authorization header. See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic_access_authentication.

Our runtime is not 100% compatible with node.js and you can't directly install npm modules. However you could try copy-paste the source code into our IDE and maybe it will work.

@aconrad2 Hi. You can use Flic Single just like any other Flic with the Linux SDK.

Hi. Please see https://community.flic.io/topic/17817/internet-request-with-user-name-and-password.

@t-parker-gash please hold down the pin hole reset button for exactly somewhere between 10 and 15 seconds and then release. A longer or shorter time the button is held down will not reset the hub.

Could you possibly see in your router if the Hue Bridge changes IP address all the time?

Yes the switch in the app settings must be turned on. You could test manually entering the IP address also (it's displayed in hub settings as well in the app). Otherwise what browser are you using? Chrome and Firefox should work fine.

@Emil said in Is firmware using DHCPRequest instead of PING by mistake?:

Hi. I have applied the patch you linked to and built a new firmware for Flic Hub LR.

@akiraK @yea @Djelibeybi please give me the serial numbers of your hubs so I can assign the new firmware if you want to test it, to see if the patch works.

At the moment this is not possible. The reason is that we don't want buttons to accidentally be removed from Alexa. We might improve this in the future.

This seems to be a quite known bug in Homekit. If you see the Flic wobble inside the Home app, then we have successfully delivered the event to Homekit and there is not anything more we can do at that point. If the action at this point fails to execute inside Homekit, I suggest you to go to Apple's support and tell them about this issue.

Unfortunately BlueZ which is otherwise the commonly used Bluetooth stack on Linux didn't provide the stability, features and responsiveness that we would like for Flic. That's why we made our own direct implementation. It will use one HCI device, so if you want to use Bluetooth for something else you can add an extra dongle. If you want to share one Bluetooth controller you can always implement the Flic 2 protocol yourself for your chosen Bluetooth stack, according to our protocol at https://github.com/50ButtonsEach/flic2-documentation/wiki/Flic-2-Protocol-Specification.

@andreas-henden what is the LED colour and pattern on the button when you try to connect?

Usually you assign the actions directly under the specific button. If you want to use Tasks, you can add a Task as an action under a button.

We haven't really started working on this, but yes we will support it in some form.