@conal_loughrey said in can't control WeMo lights directly.:
I am also unable to setup my flics to control my wemo bulbs, the app does not find the wemo devices when I search for them. The bulbs are on the same LAN and other third party apps (for example, wemoleds) can find them.
No - no luck, its very annoying, its the reason I bought the flics - works great with Hue bulbs but not with wemo bulbs.
@anton hi, yes happy to run a version with the logging. Let me know as very keen to resolve this.
@anton have you guys got it showing the bulbs in testing?
Fully tested with multiple restarts of the hardware - the WeMo bulbs are not showing in providers, the sockets appear fine, can control all WeMo devices fine in the WeMo app.
Any ideas?
@anton hi Anton, I will be back on Saturday- will restart everything and see what happens and report back.
@anton Hi, which version will be released? I have 2.1.6 currently.
Thanks.
Hi Yes I have three WeMo bulbs connected as a group through a WeMo Link.
I'm more concerned about getting the bulbs working that the WeMo switch.
Looking forward to getting the bulbs working next week - I will report back.
HI Anton,
No, i'm on iOS (current Flic app version), basically I go to the providers section activate WeMo and only my switches (sockets) appear, the bulbs / bulb groups and the light switches do not.
When I want to create an action again only the we switches (sockets) appear.
I wish I could control a group of WeMo lights directly like I can with the WeMo sockets. Currently I have to use IFTTT for the lights which is too slow, but we have a Flic behaviour for the sockets.
Please add the lights to the Flic app!
I want to try installing the Flic app on a blackberry Z10 - it apparently support Androids apps.
Its there a place where I can get a safe APK?
just got the GMYLE Bluetooth 4.0 Dual Mode Micro USB Broadcom BCM20702 Adapter Dongle, US $8.98 inc postage from eBay claims to work with :
MacBook Air Late 2010 and later, Mac mini Late 2009 and later, MacBook Late 2008 and Later, MacBook Pro 13" Mid 2009 and later, MacBook Pro 15" Late 2008 and Later, MacBook Pro 17" Early 2009 and later, Retina MacBook Pro Mid 2012 and later, Mac Pro Early 2009 and later, iMac with Broadcom Wi-Fi chip Late 2009 and later)
Works perfectly with no configuration with my Mac mini (Mid 2010) El Capitan, so I'm inclined to believe the above compatibility list.
It might make sense to deliver the next version with some sample applescripts so users can
trigger sounds, trigger an IFTTT event etc. Might make it a bit more friendly for beginners.
Happy to provide them if needed.
Hi,
I have mac mini as a server (Mid 2010) and its lacks Bluetooth LE support.
I am assuming that anything built with Broadcom BCM20702 would work - but I'm assuming, and that doesn't always work out for me 
Has anyone tested and confirmed working specific Bluetooth dongles on the mac with the Flic Mac client?
Hi, Just to say I have just ordered a set of four buttons because of the mac support (I know only one button is supported at present) - ultimately requiring a phone in the vicinity is no good for me.... how would a doorbell work if you are out?
But I always have a server running so take my money!