Posts made by Emil

@surlyone Can you link to the video saying 20-23 seconds?

Did you hold down the pin hole button for 10-15 seconds (not less, not more) and then release?

Note that button names are not synced to homekit.

@bogaertsherman What phone model do you have? What actions do you have set up? Have you restricted background usage/battery optimisations or something?

@wugi no twist sdk has been released so far.

@randyth Have you seen issues with other services yourself or can this be read about somewhere online at other sources?

@spamoni4 That's the response HTTP status code they give us when we send an event to their API.

Same thing happened to me. Alexa responds successfully with 202 Accepted whenever we send in a button press event, but the routine does not trigger. I sent in a support ticket to Alexa Developer support. I hope they reply soon...

@Franz-Wittmann so you want the button to start the next audio clip in the playlist? (and when one clip has finished, don't automatically go to the next clip?)

@Franz-Wittmann What exactly do you want to do when the Flic button is pressed? Start a predefined playlist given your songs in the given order?

@Franz-Wittmann the action itself is available on iOS. It will control a remote computer running the VLC Player "remote functionality".

@Franz-Wittmann this action is for controlling vlc on a desktop. You can probably use one of the music control actions instead.

@buckyswider this should work as mentioned. For matter device they typically have a maximum number of fabrics they can be part of. This needs to be at least 5 per the matter spec.

@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.

@sean-neylon The USB standard requires that a port can deliver at least 500 mA. The Flic Hub mini consumes far less current than that, so it should be fine.

The next firmware update will allow for the previous call signature as well.

@willliam The Flic Hub can generally connect to servers that use Let's Encrypt certificates so there must be some other error.

The Wireshark tool cannot be run from within a web browser. You must download the software and run it. I'd appreciate if you could try this. After starting the program, you select "Capture" on your wifi or ethernet interface. Then it starts to log packets. At this time, either run the curl command as instructed in my previous post. Or, if your TLS server runs on the same computer as the one running Wireshark, please try to access the https server using the Flic Hub. Then stop the capture, save, and send me/upload the capture file.

@willliam Can you instruct me how I can myself generate such certificates in order to be able to reproduce the problem?

Alternatively run curl --tls-max 1.2 https://YOUR_URL in the terminal while capturing the traffic using Wireshark and upload the trace file.

@dhtbrowne I just tried. Seems to work fine now.