Simple Blueprint : Zigbee2MQTT Frient Keypad for Alarm control panel (ex: Alarmo)

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Hi,
I am publishing this simplified blueprint inspired by @AndrejDelany.
It allows you to link a Frient Keypad to the Alarmo module in your Home Assistant.
This automation receives events from the Keypad to manage Alarmo.
It also receives Alarmo state changes to update the status of the Keypad.

Features:

  • Arm All Zones (Lock)
  • Arm Day Zones (Home)
  • Arm Night Zone (Moon)
  • Disarm (Unlock)
  • Emergency (SOS Button long-press)
  • Entry Delay (beep + flashing green light)
  • Exit Delay (beep + flashing red light)
  • Invalid Code (orange light)
  • Alarm in Progress (flashing red light)

Update :

  • Support for multiple PIN codes and RFID tags (updated on 2024/10/10)
  • Add sections and custom action (updated on 2024/11/23)

Open your Home Assistant instance and show the blueprint import dialog with a specific blueprint pre-filled.

RFID Tips: I’m using NFCTools on Android to read my TAG, and I’ve copied it (preceded by ‘+’) in the list of PIN code.

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Doesn’t import. Shows some error.

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Corrected!
Thanks🙏

Update :

  • Support for multiple PIN codes and RFID tags (updated on 2024/10/10)
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I recently buyed the keypad and installed your blueprint, thanks a lot!

is it possible for extra codes and extra tags to do (a) different action(s)? for example opening the garage port wich i have a button for in HA now? But would like to give some people a tag to open my garage without having to give acces to the home assistant app

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Hi,
i can make that if you want…

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Add sections and custom action (updated on 2024/11/23)

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that’s super!

But i found out i control my zigbee through ZHA and not MQTT. It look’s a bit complex to go and change al my zigbee stuff… Searching for a solution …

Could you make a ZHA blueprint perhaps? would make the world!

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I don’t have ZHA, sorry.

There is an article in French explaining how to capture an event and a code from the keypad to trigger an action of your choice in an automation.

It’s a bit more challenging than a blueprint, but try it anyway.