SCLFlicManagerBluetoothState
enum SCLFlicManagerBluetoothState {}These enums represents the different possible states that the manager can be in at any given time.
              The manager needs to be in the SCLFlicManagerBluetoothStatePoweredOn state in order for it to perform
              any kind of communication with a Flic/PbF.
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                  This state is the desired state that is needed when communicating with a Flic/PbF. DeclarationObjective-C SCLFlicManagerBluetoothStatePoweredOn = 0Swift case poweredOn = 0
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                  This state means that the manager is currently powered off and will not be able to perform any bluetooth related tasks. This will for example be the case when bluetooth is turned off on the iOS device. DeclarationObjective-C SCLFlicManagerBluetoothStatePoweredOffSwift case poweredOff = 1
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                  The manager is resetting and will most likely switch to the powered on state shortly. DeclarationObjective-C SCLFlicManagerBluetoothStateResettingSwift case resetting = 2
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                  The manager was not able to turn on because the iOS device that it is currently running on does not support Bluetooth Low Energy. DeclarationObjective-C SCLFlicManagerBluetoothStateUnsupportedSwift case unsupported = 3
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                  The manager was not able to turn on because the app is not authorized to to use Bluetooth Low Energy. DeclarationObjective-C SCLFlicManagerBluetoothStateUnauthorizedSwift case unauthorized = 4
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                  The manager is in an unknown state, it will most likely change shortly. DeclarationObjective-C SCLFlicManagerBluetoothStateUnknownSwift case unknown = 5
 SCLFlicManagerBluetoothState Enumeration Reference
        SCLFlicManagerBluetoothState Enumeration Reference