SCLFlicError

enum SCLFlicError {}

These enums represents the different error codes that can be sent on both the SCLFlicPbFButton and SCLFlicPbFManager classes. Not all errors are relevant for you as a developer since a few of them are for internal use only. This list will be cleaned up and better explained soon.

  • An unknown error has occurred.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorUnknown = 0

    Swift

    case unknown = 0

  • The framework was unable to forget the button.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorCouldNotForgetButton = 1

    Swift

    case couldNotForgetButton = 1

  • If a connection to a Flic/PbF button failed for unknown reasons. This could for example be if Flic/PbF is brought out of range during a connection sequense.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorConnectionFailed = 2

    Swift

    case connectionFailed = 2

  • The RSSI value could not be read.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorCouldNotUpdateRSSI = 3

    Swift

    case couldNotUpdateRSSI = 3

  • The data sent by the Flic/PbF button does not confirn with the protocol specificatin.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorUnknownDataReceived = 5

    Swift

    case unknownDataReceived = 5

  • The backend that is used for the initial verification sequence can not be reached.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorBackendUnreachable = 7

    Swift

    case backendUnreachable = 7

  • The iOS device does not have an internet connection that is required in order to complete the task.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorNoInternetConnection = 8

    Swift

    case noInternetConnection = 8

  • The backend was unable to unlock this button with the provided AppId and AppSecret.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorCredentialsNotMatching = 9

    Swift

    case credentialsNotMatching = 9

  • If you try to access a Flic/PbF that is currently being used with another device or another app on the same iOS device.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorButtonIsPrivate = 10

    Swift

    case buttonIsPrivate = 10

  • A crypthographic error has occurred.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorCryptographicFailure = 11

    Swift

    case cryptographicFailure = 11

  • For some reason the button was disconnected before the verification sequense had time to complete.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorButtonDisconnectedDuringVerification = 12

    Swift

    case buttonDisconnectedDuringVerification = 12

  • The request did not contain enough data to be completed.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorMissingData = 13

    Swift

    case missingData = 13

  • The signature over the data is not valid. The data might be corrupt.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorInvalidSignature = 14

    Swift

    case invalidSignature = 14

  • You are trying to grab a button that you have already grabbed before.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorButtonAlreadyGrabbed = 15

    Swift

    case buttonAlreadyGrabbed = 15

  • The BLE pairing failed due to incompatible firmware, but the Flic/PbF can be upgraded.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorBLEPairingFailedCanBeUpgraded = 16

    Swift

    case blePairingFailedCanBeUpgraded = 16

  • The BLE pairing failed due to incompatible firmware, but the Flic/PbF can be upgraded.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorBLEPairingFailedCanNotBeUpgraded = 17

    Swift

    case blePairingFailedCanNotBeUpgraded = 17

  • The BLE pairing failed due to the user presseng cancel in the pair dialog.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorBLEPairingFailedUserCanceled = 18

    Swift

    case blePairingFailedUserCanceled = 18

  • The BLE pairing failed due to unknown reason.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorBLEPairingFailedUnknownReason = 19

    Swift

    case blePairingFailedUnknownReason = 19

  • The BLE pairing failed due to a previous pairing already being regisered on iOS. Pairing needs to be removed first.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorBLEPairingFailedPreviousPairingAlreadyExisting = 20

    Swift

    case blePairingFailedPreviousPairingAlreadyExisting = 20

  • The Flic disconnected during update.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorFirmwareUpdateDisconnected = 29

    Swift

    case firmwareUpdateDisconnected = 29

  • The backend returned an unexpected response code.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorBackendUnexpectedResponseCode = 30

    Swift

    case backendUnexpectedResponseCode = 30

  • The button’s verification message was not valid.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorIllegalVerificationResponse = 31

    Swift

    case illegalVerificationResponse = 31

  • The cryptographic signature generated by the button does not match the one generated by the backend server.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorSignaturesNotMatching = 32

    Swift

    case signaturesNotMatching = 32

  • The iOS device was unable to performe the bluetooth specific service discovery.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorCouldNotDiscoverServices = 33

    Swift

    case couldNotDiscoverServices = 33

  • The button was unable to create a stable connection even after a number of re-tries.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorConnectionRetryLimitReached = 34

    Swift

    case connectionRetryLimitReached = 34

  • This code is send when a code within the Bluetooth’s Security Manager Specification occurs. In this case the SMP code will be included in the Localized Description of the error’s userInfo of the format: “SMP code: %d”

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorBluetoothSMPErrorCode = 35

    Swift

    case bluetoothSMPErrorCode = 35

  • Bluetooth specific error

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorBluetoothErrorUnknown = 100

    Swift

    case bluetoothErrorUnknown = 100

  • Bluetooth specific error

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorBluetoothErrorInvalidParameters = 101

    Swift

    case bluetoothErrorInvalidParameters = 101

  • Bluetooth specific error

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorBluetoothErrorInvalidHandle = 102

    Swift

    case bluetoothErrorInvalidHandle = 102

  • Bluetooth specific error

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorBluetoothErrorNotConnected = 103

    Swift

    case bluetoothErrorNotConnected = 103

  • Bluetooth specific error

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorBluetoothErrorOutOfSpace = 104

    Swift

    case bluetoothErrorOutOfSpace = 104

  • Bluetooth specific error

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorBluetoothErrorOperationCancelled = 105

    Swift

    case bluetoothErrorOperationCancelled = 105

  • Bluetooth specific error

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorBluetoothErrorConnectionLost = 106

    Swift

    case bluetoothErrorConnectionLost = 106

  • Bluetooth specific error

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorBluetoothErrorPeripheralDisconnected = 107

    Swift

    case bluetoothErrorPeripheralDisconnected = 107

  • Bluetooth specific error

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorBluetoothErrorUUIDNotAllowed = 108

    Swift

    case bluetoothErrorUUIDNotAllowed = 108

  • Bluetooth specific error

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorBluetoothErrorAlreadyAdvertising = 109

    Swift

    case bluetoothErrorAlreadyAdvertising = 109

  • Bluetooth specific error

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorBluetoothErrorConnectionFailed = 110

    Swift

    case bluetoothErrorConnectionFailed = 110

  • Bluetooth specific error

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorBluetoothErrorConnectionLimitReached = 111

    Swift

    case bluetoothErrorConnectionLimitReached = 111

  • Connection was refused by Flic

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    SCLFlicErrorFlicRefusedConnection = 200

    Swift

    case flicRefusedConnection = 200