Yes, but your indentation is wrong on the lock.another_door. It should be directly under the first lock, not indented.
Go to developer tools and then Services and type in notify and see what pops up. It will bring up the available notify services that you have set up. It’s been so long since I set it up, I’m not sure if there is something else you need to do on the mobile app to set it up. Googling will help you on this one, as this isn’t a keymaster specific thing. It doesn’t need to be two, it can be as many as you want. It is who you want to send the notifications to.
You want a separate dashboard, or another tab? I just made it as another tab, but it shouldn’t matter.
This seems great! Any chance it can support Yale locks with Zigbee modules which are supported in zigbee2mqtt? Zwave was flaky compared with Zigbee which is very solid, and I have about half my locks moved over…
This might be exactly what I’m looking for. But after installing I don’t see an interface for each of my different locks. Does this apply the same codes to all locks at once? I would like the codes to be different for one of my locks… Any tips? Thanks!
I see that this started from simple_lock_manager, that had a limit of 8 or 9 codes. I currently use 13 codes. Is this supported in this (keymaster-basic)?
I am brand new to home assistant, the most important thing for me is lock maintenance and I started with that. I had problems with every lock manager I have been looking at until I saw this comment.
Keymaster Basic seems great and I am going to play a little more with it but making sure it is linked in the configuration.yaml is what made my dashboard go from “Entity not available” to usable!