Hi!

1. Right now, the only way to configure the hub and its buttons is through the mobile apps.
   However, we are working on a more programatic approach for this to enable people to create more dynamic setups, which will enable you to configure the hub without the use of a phone.

2. Both HTTP and HTTPS is supported!

3. I'm not sure about AWS Lambda, but if it has a HTTP/S REST API, you should be able to replicate this request with the action HTPP Request.

Regards
Oskar Öberg

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!

Please follow this check list and let me know if this helped:

• Make sure the Flic channel on ifttt.com is connected to the same account as used in the Flic app
• Make sure the hub has Internet connection (check hub settings view and use the "test internet access"-button)
• Try to delete a button from the hub and add it back

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!

I think your best bet is to provide a way for the review team to access all the features without having to use hardware. I don't know the nature of your app, but I think your best bet would be to make the Flic optional, so at least the review team can access all the parts of your app.

The Apple review process is a bit mysterious so I can't promise anything, but as long as you don't block the review team from parts of your app by demanding hardware, I don't think they will ask for it.

Good luck!

Let me check with my colleague as I am not really qualified to answer this.

Hi!

I am not aware of this kind of problem. Are the two bulbs that you are not able to find the same model as the other three?

Maybe you could try removing them from the bridge using the IKEA Tradfri app and add them back and see if this fixes the issue.

Btw, are you using iOS, Android? Flic Hub or local on phone?

Hi!

Sorry to hear you are having problems. May I ask if you are using Android or iOS and which model/brand?

The amber color of the LED simply means that it is connected to a phone. The default color is Red and is no indication of a problem.

When you try to add the hub in the app, can you see if the led is amber/yellow at any time in this process?

First of all, you should try turning off and on bluetooth on your phone to make sure that it's not on your phones end. It's quite rare that the hub ends up in a broken state after pulling the power, but it is possible if you would pull the power exactly when it was writing something to disk.

The reset button is used for a few different things, and since factory reset should be the very last resort, we made sure you wouldn't trigger it by accident.

The reset button functions are as follows:

Check for firmware updates:
1-2 seconds

User data reset: (Try this first, this will remove all settings and user data but not downgrade your firmware)
10-15 seconds

Factory reset: (This will remove all data and restore the firmware to version 1.0.0)
20-25 seconds

This information can be found on https://start.flic.io

Please keep me posted on your progress!

Hi!

This was temporarily removed since we had to match the settings for iOS and Android for the Flic Hub.

This will be added back in a future update, it was simply cut due to time constraints.

Sorry about this! We are hoping to re-introduce this for both iOS and Android in the near future!

Hi!

Yes, the hub is Linux based so technically there is potential to add user defined functionality to the hub.

There are a few ways to achieve this but there are some challenges that we need to get past first. Right now the hub is only configurable using mobile apps, which can be quite limited if you want to write custom scripts. There is also the security aspect of letting hardware on a local network execute arbitrary code.

We are currently trying to figure out a way to make this available in an easy-to-use way while maintaining a secure platform.

As of now, the only way to make custom integrations is to run a web server on your local network and use HTTP Request to trigger an event on your server.

If you have any suggestions on how you would like this feature to look, please let us know!