My Flic Hub is on my Wifi, I know because I see it in my eero app and it has been given a local IP. I also know every device on my network has no issues getting out to the internet.
However whenever I try to check the firmware on my hub it fails with an error claiming I do not have an internet connection.
How can I check the firmware?
Is there a firmware changelog I can at least view to see if I am current?
@oskar Wow 8 months already since this was said.
How about giving us developer access if we acknowledge that we understand the risks in the app? The SDK was promised in the indiegogo campaign so seems like it should be delivered.
I would be fine with something like "Allow ssh access to my hub" with a warning about the risks of doing this. Since it's linux we can pretty much take if from there as developers. Of course the ssh will have to allow sudo for this to be all that is needed.
@emil You guys have been giving same under development status for so long now. Any chance you can provide more details on what is holding up the SDK, how far along you might be, when you hope to get it out.
I have a few buttons I want NO sound but you can only turn sound on/off for all buttons across the entire app. I would like to be able to configure sound for each button and a plus would be different sounds to select from for each button but on/off would be the minimum to meet my need.
I really hope the upcoming Flic Hub has per button control of sound (assuming it has any sound at all).
What happened today? My Flic app in iOS was showing no flic buttons and no configured actions. I tried to logoff and back on but got locked out. When I logged back in after a few hours of being unable to do so I again found all my buttons and configuration gone. Anyone know what happened? Will it be fixed?