Same here with 2024.6.1
I was able to arm without a code and now not anymore
Hope to see a solution or work around ASAP
Same here with 2024.6.1
I was able to arm without a code and now not anymore
Hope to see a solution or work around ASAP
Same issue here with 2024.6.1. I rolled back to 2024.5.4 and tested it resumes to work.
I ran into a similar issue with my HA install and the “Manual Alarm” control panel. I added:
code_arm_required: false
into my YAML configuration and that fixed things. I am guessing that the default for code_arm_required
changed from false
to true
.
Cheers!
@iprowell, unfortunately, this is valid only if you create a manual, template or mqtt alarm.
if the alarm is generated directly from an integration or addon, you cannot manually add
Solution is in this post:
https://community.home-assistant.io/t/community-hass-io-add-on-paradox-alarm-interface/154838/330
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
Therefore unfortunately none of the known workarounds that do not require code edits are valid.
I created this bug in Core:
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…
Like envisalink…
Hi folks,
I just upgraded to 2024.6.2 and the issue is now fixed:
Thanks to @gjohansson on issue: Fix envisalink alarm by gjohansson-ST · Pull Request #119212 · home-assistant/core · GitHub
for me its not fixed. Still error “Arming requires a code but none was given for alarm_control_panel.cellar_alarm”
but I have disabled code in configuration. Why its even needed when arming?
Show your config yaml (without your code obviously)
Mines is working perfectly fine on 2024.6.2 now.
add the following to your yaml file under the alarm section.
code_arm_required: false
It works! Thank you!
Where exactly do I add this line? I’m using a different alarm integration, so that’s probably the issue but I want to see if this works. If I add it in the script that calls the entity to arm the alarm, it errors with “Extra keys are not allowed…”
If I put it under configuration where my alarm integration is set up, it errors for a bad configuration.
code_arm_required: false in the envisalink configuration causes the module to not load due to bad configuration.
This doesn’t work for me. I feel like I have a project coming up to replace my alarm system, since this integration isn’t seeing any effort.
…aaaand how do you do that, since it breaks the configuration? No, nope nevermind, I yanked mine out and replaced it with a modern solution already. I just find it frustrating that there’s this sort of half information going around here that only seems to work for a select few.
I switched to the (AWESOME) new integration to resolve the code_arm_required issue with Envisalink. The migration was so seamless; didn’t need to redo any entities or automations. Highly recommended:
Hi,
The issues that have been reported by @NathanCu, @esk1 and others, look to be closed and merged to the releases, but the problem still exists on my end.
Problem is that I still have code_arm_required: true
in the attributes of envisalink alarm_control_panel entity, and this attribute cannot be changed.
So the current behavior in 2024.9.latest is that one still require to input the alarm code for the arm to work. Either manually in the GUI alarm keypad or in a script, like:
- action: alarm_control_panel.alarm_arm_home
metadata: {}
data:
code: !secret alarm_code
target:
entity_id: alarm_control_panel.my_alarm
Has anybody achieved the following expected behavior with the official integration?
?