Hi!
A quick update on this, we discovered a minor difference in how the LIFX buld acts depending on model, which created this issue.
We have now fixed this so we will soon release a new firmware update which makes this work!
Hi!
A quick update on this, we discovered a minor difference in how the LIFX buld acts depending on model, which created this issue.
We have now fixed this so we will soon release a new firmware update which makes this work!
@kortenkamp said in Flic Midi - How to set it up?:
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Hi!
I can only say that it is coming "very soon".
Hi!
I'm sorry to say that Siri is still not possible because of a change that was made to CoreBluetooth in iOS. We still don't know if this was intentional or if it is a bug. Apple has not explicitly said that this is not allowed, but after having submitted bug reports to Apple and getting no response at all we are not very hopeful at this time.
I'm sorry about this.
Hi!
Sorry about this, we have uploaded a new version of the Flic app that fixes this and we are currently awaiting approval!
@philippe-lux-67 Hi!
Unfortunately I don't have access to an iOS 10 device (minimum supported version is iOS 11 currently), but in theory it should work since we have not made any breaking changes to the Flic firmware so they should work with the old apps and OS versions.
However, it might be that Apple has released a security update that changed something in Bluetooth that made it break.
If you go to Help & Feedback and Submit BT Log we can have look if it gives any idea for a workaround.
Sorry about this.
@info-6 Thank you so much for reporting this, we will check this out and update the branch with this change!
@atruttmann Hi! Unfortunately this clashes with a build in functionality that after 8 seconds the Flic will disconnect and advertise in "Flic mode". This is to give users a way to connect the Flic back to the Flic app in the case you would not be able to disconnect it from the other device.
@jonasnordstrom Hi! This is fixed in the new beta version 5.5.3!
@jeff Hi! Sorry to hear about this! Could you check to verify that the Flic app has access to the local network? This can be done in iOS Settings -> Flic -> Trun on "Local network". If it is already turned on, could you try turning it off and back on again?
@jf Hi!
Could you describe at which step it failed? Did the RPi discover the Flic at all?
I don't have a RPi at hand but just tried with Kubuntu and did not see any issues.
Also to make sure, did you add it by going to System Settings -> Hardware -> Bluetooth -> Add new device?
@a-j-towler Hi! I have reached out to you through our support system (aka email), it's a bit easier to communicate there
@samjay Hi!
Very sorry to hear this. Unfortunately this seems to be somewhat common with our HomeKit users, as you describe it seems that HomeKit does not realize something has changed.
The only way to completely re-do the HomeKit pairing from scratch is unfortunately to factory reset the Flic Hub. This makes it appear as a new device to HomeKit and hopefully into a working state.
To do this, locate the pinhole button underneath the LED on the back of the Flic Hub. Press Using a pin or needle, press and hold this button for 10-15 seconds. The LED should blink to indicate that it is rebooting.
Remove the Hub from the Flic app by pressing and holding on the Hub icon. Now re-add your hub and button and enable HomeKit for the button.
If you have performed all these steps and you still can't find your button, we strongly encourage you to file a bug report with Apple so that we can escalate this issue.
@ColCustard Hi! This issue should now have been fixed in the latest version of the Flic app for iOS!