Since the Most recent update when I try to alarm my code using the envisalink configuration I get the following error:
Failed to call service alarm_control_panel/alarm_arm_home. Validation error: Arming requires a code but none was given for alarm_control_panel.home_alarm
If I take the code out of the configuration I get the alarm pad in the GUI which allows me to type in the code. Typing in the exact code as in the configuration item previously does properly set the alarm.
I think something got messed up when using a preconfigured alarm code in your configuration but not exactly sure.
It turns out I was using the “rc” tag rather than “stable” I think this was due to some zwave issues years ago and I forgot to change it back. Rolling back to Stable fixed this issue for now.
I found the same issue. I used to be able to hit the arm buttons with no code and need the code to disarm (it’s not in the yaml). Now I need to enter the code to alarm the system. Started right after the 06 update.
I’m also getting the following error after updating. Reverting back a version does not help.
Failed to call service alarm_control_panel/alarm_arm_home. Validation error: Arming requires a code but none was given for alarm_control_panel.intrusion_alarm
Same here.
Paradox SP6000 / IP150 module (PAI addon)
“Failed to call service alarm_control_panel/alarm_arm_###. Validation error: Arming requires a code but none was given for alarm_control_panel.partition_###”
That solution doesn’t work for the Envisalink Integration - You can’t access the UI for the Partition because the Envisalink integration has not been upodated to create uniqe IDs
I also never used a code for my Aqara M2 Hubs and with the latest HA updated it stopped to work. I entered a dummy code 0000 into the device settings and now its works, at least a temporary solution. There should be an option to say: no code
This option does not exist in Envisalink see note above. The setting is in the UI in a place that is not available in integrations that have not yet updated to support unique id’s…