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August 31, 2026 3 min read
User manual for the Flic Hub LR Bluetooth smart hub, covering setup, IR accessory configuration, Apple HomeKit integration, and factory reset.
User manual for the Flic Hub LR — a Bluetooth smart hub that pairs with Flic buttons to trigger actions, control HomeKit accessories, and drive IR-controlled devices, without needing a phone present after initial setup.
Connect the included Micro-USB cable and a power adapter (1A output or greater recommended — lower current may cause unstable behavior) to the Flic Hub. The LED glows bright red on power-up; after ~15 seconds it dims and becomes discoverable. Follow the in-app instructions to complete initial setup.
Connect via the Flic App's Wi-Fi setup steps (dual-band 2.4GHz/5.0GHz 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac), or simply plug in an Ethernet cable. Without an active internet connection, some features won't be available. To verify connectivity, open the Flic Hub settings page in the app, find the network settings section, and press Test.
Tap the '+' button in the bottom-right corner of the Flic Hub app page, then press the Flic button — pairing takes a few seconds. If the Flic was previously paired to another device, remove it there first (open that Flic's app page, tap the gear icon, choose Remove) before pairing it here.
Connect the Flic IR Accessory to the Hub's 2.5mm IR port and aim the blaster at the receiving device(s) — effective range is ~10m, with best results when there's a clear line of sight. In the Flic Hub app, select the IR blaster action and follow the prompts to record IR signals from any of your existing remotes.
Mounting: the IR Accessory uses the same reusable adhesive as Flic buttons. Once actions are set up, peel the label and secure the blaster wherever it can see all target devices. If the adhesive loses stickiness, remove it, rinse with water, rub and rinse again, then air-dry to restore tackiness — avoid solvents, chemicals, or abrasive cleaners.
Connect any speaker to the Flic Hub's 3.5mm audio jack to get audible feedback confirming a Flic press was registered.
The Flic Hub can forward button presses to HomeKit, configured per-Flic (a HomeKit-configured Flic can't also run other Flic actions). Requirements: active internet on both the Hub and an iOS device, the Flic app on that device, an already-paired Flic, and a HomePod/Apple TV/iPad set up as a home hub.
Subsequent Flics only need the toggle switched on — they're shared with HomeKit automatically.
Press and hold the pinhole reset button for 10-15 seconds. This clears all account settings and returns the Hub to default. After a factory reset (or when removing/reconnecting to your account), you'll be prompted for the Factory Password printed on the label on the underside of the Hub. If you set your own password during initial setup and forget it, a factory reset is the only way back in.
The Flic Hub LR and Flic 2 button are certified FCC, IC, CE, AUS, R-NZ, WEEE, RoHS, and REACH compliant. Full compliance documentation: https://flic.io/compliance
Shortcut Labs AB warrants Flic hardware against defects in materials and workmanship for 24 months from the date of delivery to the original retail purchaser. At its option, Shortcut Labs will repair, replace, or refund the defective product. Does not cover products from unauthorized resellers, misuse, accident, modification, or moisture damage. Battery wear is considered normal and is not covered.
FAQ: https://start.flic.io/faq | Email: support@shortcutlabs.com | Community: https://community.flic.io/
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