Posts made by Emil

Hi. Do you press and hold down the button for at least 10 seconds while you try to add it to the hub? What's the error message? Does it work to add the Flic 2 to the phone?

Hi. Are you trying to use "Basic Authentication"? In that case make sure you Base64-encode your credentials correctly.

In any case, you can use some service like requestbin.net to see what request the hub sends.

Hi. Currently you can not. We're working on some kind of solution but can't give you any estimated delivery date at the moment.

We just released an update to our Android app (version 3.7.2) that should solve the issue.
You need to re-save the action for it to work.

@marco-0 It will be released shortly on our Github page, some time before Christmas. The reason we aren't releasing it immediately is to be sure it doesn't have any bugs. We use the sdk right now in our Flic apps and that way we can detect if we have any important issues to deal with first.

We made a last-minute backend configuration. Could you please try again now?

Hi. If it's macOS we're talking about then use our Flic Mac app (https://flic.io/mac-app). Then use http://macplugins.flic.io/ to integrate it into your solution.

Hi. Not right now, but we're working on a "hub sdk" that has unfortunately been seriously delayed. I hope we can release it during Q1 next year.

Hi. This is what you should use: https://github.com/50ButtonsEach/linux-hci-daemon.

Hi. We implemented the fix last week and will release a new app this week, where this issue has been fixed.

Hi. We are aware of the issue introduced in Android 10. We have a fix and will implement it as soon as possible in our Android app.

Hi. It should just be to add a second hub in the Philips Hue provider view. Doesn't that work?

Hi. What you should do is basically to set up the same configuration on the two phones. Be sure to temporarily disconnect the Flic from the first phone in order to connect it to the second phone.

When you later press the Flic, it will connect to any of the two phones nearby and execute the action.

Hi. We will release the new SDK about the same time as we ship the first batch.

It should work as long as you don't toggle Bluetooth, exit & enter airplane mode etc. At least that's what Apple says. If it doesn't work, then Apple has a bug.

Yes it does!

In the Android app we have an action called "Google Voice" which will simply trigger the system's default Voice command. How it works out in practice depends on the phone manufacturer.

@tonsit We still have the plans to release it, it's just that we got quite busy right now with the new products.

Maybe you can use grabExclusivity() to block the Flic app from executing actions instead?

You can pair the button to multiple devices and assign the same config. But the button itself can only be connected to one device at a time. So if you have two paired devices nearby and the button has gone to sleep, when you then press the button, it will connect to the device that responds quickest.