Well, after all that consternation, I just decided to get the WiFi/Bluetooth version of the Yale lock, which Yale has in stock. After some thought, there's no compelling reason for it having to be Z-wave. I can control the Wifi version with Alexa, which is also part of my HA ecosystem. And given I already have an August lock on my front door, it will be convenient to be able to use the August app to control this lock on my back gate as well. I don't have this lock involved in any scenes, so I shouldn't be losing anything in terms of usability/convenience by not having it part of my Z-wave network. And if I did need to include it in any kind of scene, I could use an Alexa routine to accomplish that. And, down the road, if I do find that having it in my Z-wave network would be preferable, perhaps by that time they will have the Z-wave (or even Zigbee) radio modules available again, and I could simply swap out the WiFi/Bluetooth module.
So, this hurdle to moving to the Hubitat has been overcome. Now I just need to make a decision about my Scene Controller keypads.
I am just getting around to installing a New Old Stock BE469ZP with FW ver 10.8. I was able to pair it successfully in secure mode. I am newish to Hubitat, so I don't know where to go from here. Looking to set up basic Lock/unlock/alarm functionality for single user with remote control via an app. Can someone help me?
This is where I struggle. So far I have been able to add a tile for the deadbolt to the dashboard that toggles the lock when clicked. Is there a way to add an indication of whether the state is locked/unlocked to the tile?
Thanks for your help. Unfortunately, I am still not seeing a status like you do. The Lock and Unlock buttons in the device info screen work, but notice that the current state is unknown.
All 4 of mine are currently paired to a Zooz 700 series stick (with latest SDK) on ZwaveJS. No issues whatsoever. Just have to have an automation watching AlarmLevel and AlarmType since those locks don’t support notifications for keypad event.
I think 800 series support is still considered experimental. The stick makes all the difference IMO but you have to have the absolute latest SDK flashes. The 700 series SDK has been a train wreck but the latest release has fixed many of the compatibility issues.