I'm thinking about using a centralite keypad to lock/unlock a door without a built in keypad.. I don't want to use HSM for this.
What are my other options? The first idea that pops into mind is to use rule machine. If keypad is armed, lock the lock, if disarmed, unlock the lock. But I'm not sure how to keep things in sync between the lock if it's locked manually or by another rule.
If you can "arm" and "disarm" the keypad from the device driver you could set up a series of rules that kept them in sync... a rule that says if the lock is unlocked either manually or by another rule then disarm the keypad, and vise-versa.
I just bought one of these keypads... if I can remember where I put it I'll give it a shot.
This works. There might be an easier way but hey it's only 8am here. I kinda like this little keypad actually. A lot easier to deal with than that silly Ring. And any device that has reset and pairing information on a sticker on the back of the device is 2 thumbs up for me!
Cool that works. I probably overcomplicated mine a bit. My keypay has arm home/night buttons too so I added conditions for those.
after the ELSE I added another IF block for unlocked. I don't think that's necessary but I get nervous if it reported some other state it might accidentally unlock a lock. LOL
I need to see if the other device handler lets you arm without entering a code. This one needs a code to arm, even though that setting is off in the device. (This is the Xfinity XHK1-UE
Also I need to make a rule to arm the keypad if the door is manually locked, etc.
I was thinking something like that. I tried doing that, as a separate if block in the first rule but seems like it creates a loop when locking/unlocking manually.
I'll try it like this with a separate rule later..
I suspect The keypad rule where I changed it tochanges Is the culprit. Probably going to have to fix it to make it look like yours and be more explicit
Edit. No my problem was when I tried combing the rules, I forgot to delete the extra trigger event.