Its easiest to work backwards. First, go into Rule Machine and go to "Define a Trigger". For the trigger event you'll use the door closing, like this:
Then, for the action you'll have the lock locking (can't do that, I don't have one). You'll also arm HSM and set the Private Boolean false for the rule you're in, like this:
Under Restrictions, make sure you enable private Boolean:
Then, in the 2nd trigger, you'll use the lock code instead of keypad code but like this:
Then you'll set the Private Boolean True for the other Trigger. Mike was called test:
you can actually do what this original post was looking to do without requiring an additional door sensor. Meaning you can set a rule that will lock a door lock after x minutes only if the door is still unlocked. you need to set up a conditional rule with IF <> THEN <> ELSE.
here's what the rule looks like:
Trigger:
Front Door Lock changed
Conditional Action:
IF (Front Door Lock unlocked(F) [FALSE]) THEN
Delay 0:02:00 (cancelable)
Lock: Front Door Lock --> delayed: 0:00:10 (cancelable)
Notify My iPhone: 'Front door Autolocked' --> delayed: 0:00:10 (cancelable)
ELSE
Cancel Delayed Actions
