Thanks. How did you create the config file ? Is there a way to simply update the product ID ? The configuration in the UI looks OK.
As to third parties providing firmware updates, that would sure be interesting - who else is going to have the source code for their lock’s firmware, test it, distribute it ?
For a security product, if there is a vulnerability that requires a fix, and there is no way to update the firmware, what do you do ?
As a matter of fact, while I was away on vacation abroad, I operated on several of my locks remotely - unlocking and locking them. Everything looked fine remotely in Home Assistant, with all door locks reporting being locked.
However, last Monday, my pet sitter came in and found the door to the master bedroom balcony opened with the deadbolt sticking out. One of my 3 indoor cats had escaped. He completely freaked out. Fortunately, I knew how to get her back inside, and she came back indeed 8 hours later.
The log for that particular lock in Home assistant does not show any unlock or lock event for the relevant time period. I am not sure if it is a bug in the firmware, bug in HA, or a weird signal issue, but either way, I can no longer trust this lock, or the 12 others HC620 that I recently installed.
Now that I’m back home, I’m trying to determine which it is. Everything seems to be behaving correctly for the lock in question - it answers to lock and unlock commands, and reports its tatus correctly.
I have got another lock however, which answers to commands, but its lock/unlock status never updates, no matter what I do.
If it turns out to be a firmware issue, Kwikset is going to have to figure out a way to patch it and distribute the fixes. I will post a separate thread about it.