Not sure either. The original github issue got closed as resolved, but to be honest I can’t see any difference
I added it as it was supposed to contain more than just locked / unlocked, and to some extent it does, for example right now its value is “Manual lock operation”, but again not everything I want hence the template trigger sensor…
@phairplay in case you’re having another go: my zwave-js got updated to the latest version today (4.4.0) and since my conexis always ends up dead. Just reverted back to 4.3.1 and it works again…
144 For tag level recognition has always worked for me prior update.
Ill let you you know how I get on today and also whether a HA reboot does any harm.
Being monitoring throughout the day, it was fine until a HA reboot - then notifications stopped. Soon later a new update arrived…
0.1.23
Bump Z-Wave JS Server to 1.7.0
Pin Z-Wave JS to 7.6.0
Tried a HA reboot then a Z-wave JS container restart after the above update and notifications were fine!! Hurrah!
All seems good except the ‘unlocked by z-wave’ and ‘locked by z-wave’ which seem intermittent.
If the z-wave call is done twice in a row, the notification comes through fine.
Battery levels don’t respond which was expected, I’m relying on a daily entity update to get feedback on that.
Sure you can. Depends on what data you’re after, the lock attributes are different with zwave-js.
The lock status is only locked or unlocked with zwavejs, but you get additional sensors that you can use to identify the lock’s detailed status, e.g. homeassistant/Yale.yaml at a7d64d08a185bbce824458475dc0cdced26f3aa7 · lolouk44/homeassistant · GitHub
You just need to make sure that you’ve set the 2 additional sensors to be enabled in Settings > Integrations as (unless it’s changed) they’re disabled by default:
Hey all. Ive just added the wave module to my Yale Keyfree Connected. Using Z Wave JS - first thing I’ve noticed is that when I send the unlock command, the lock receives it three times and it unlocks 3 times in quick succession. Anyone else seen this? Also the other sensors, alarm types show unknown, and battery shows 0% - is this a known issue?
Yes, not ideal. Issuing the service call in a automation twice seems to guarantee a Zwave lock status response.
Other alarmTypes and alarmLevels are fine for me as it stands.
These are the alarm types I’ve noticed for myself:
AlarmType 9 - Jammed
AlarmType 19 - Unlocked by keypad (AlarmLevel corresponds to user slot - 01 to 30 for my lock)
AlarmType 21 - Locked manually
AlarmType 22 - Unlocked manually
AlarmType 24 - Locked by Z-Wave
AlarmType 25 - Unlocked by Z-Wave
AlarmType 27 - Auto relock
AlarmType 33 - User code deleted
AlarmType 112 - User code changed
AlarmType 113 - Duplicate user code
AlarmTyoe 145 - Unlocked by fingerprint (AlarmLevel corresponds to user slot 01 to 10 for my lock)
AlarmType 162 - Unlock code attempted outside of schedule
AlarmType 167 - Battery low
AlarmType 168 - Battery critical
AlarmType 169 - Battery too low to operate lock
Does anyone know what AlarmType 154 corresponds to? I get this every 3-4 hours, and I have no idea what it means. Is it some sort of sleep mode notification?
Yes it’s similar to the Conexis L1 (it’s using the Yale Z-Wave module 2 (SD-M1100) in an YDD424+ lock, which essentially works similarly to the Conexis L1). I’m wondering if it’s some sort of ping/wake up notification instead.