how to setup with z-wave? it's asking me to press the "bind" button on the Yale lock for z-wave setup
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Depending on what z-wave hub you're using this can change (I used a Veralite and it walks you through step by step). I'm assuming when you're controller is asking you to "bind" it, it's asking for you to press the button to add it to the network. Check out page 17 of: https://www.yale2you.com/Yale_CDN/Yale_DB_TOUCH_Instructions.pdf When your controller asks you to press the bind button (which doesn't exist), perform the following: -Enter master pin -Press # -Press 7 (network menu setting) -Press # -Press 1 (add to network) -Press # That should set your lock in 'include' mode, and let you add it to your network. Hopefully this helps, good luck!
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You can lock or unlock it from your phone or computer if you get the corresponding z-wave control box. I bought the Vera lite. I called Schlage about something else and they were super helpful. I'd call them and see what they say. But I don't think you can do it just with the lock.
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Yes, you would need a internet connection for either device to be used with a z-wave control system. You do not need internet connection for the lock to work on a door however but you would not want to purchase the z-wave compatible (Nexia) door lock and just get the regular lock instead...
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check that you have installed the lock correctly and make sure the red dot on the inside of the lock faces up and make sure your handle is installed correctly. I had this issue with mine and the lock was not installed correctly fallow the directions that came with the exactly or i will not function properly. Any other problems call Yale
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It seems the lock does not have any form of wireless home automation technology (Z-Wave, ZigBee, etc.). It seems like it's compatible with external modules like a video phone and a remote wireless module (SHS-DARCX01), but I can't find any hard evidence. The remote mod would, if nothing else, at least provides a possibly hackable solution. I can't find any solid information about whether this module is, in fact, compatible tho.
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First of all, this is not a z-wave camera, its an ip/network/wireless camera. This does not pair up like a z-wave switch, u have to pair it manually to the system. Im using vera3, just choose add camera go to manual install then choose sercomm camera and use ip and password. Works as it should after that.
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I had the same problem and had to email the company. The combo is set to 0-0-0 and I believe you depress the button and set your desired combo then release the button. However, if that doesn't work, email the company like I did. They responded fairly rapidly.
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You need a z-wave controller at the very least in order to use the remote features. You can input and modify key codes at the lock itself, but you will not be able to access any functions remotely (over the internet) without a z-wave controller - VeraLite, Vera3, Iris, Nexia, etc. Without the controller, the lock behaves just like any other key code entry lock.
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The button on the side ( that you press to pair with your z-wave panel) can also be used to turn the light on/off manually.
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You need a z-wave controller first. Then that controller which usually has a smartphone app will/can control it. In addition, be part of your alarm system.
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Yes, you have to enable z-wave under services and add the lock as a device. Once you do that, call up your service provider like Monitronics or ADT and have them enable it on Alarm.com. I did that and it works flawlessly from my smart phone.
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Yes, for zwave. You need to buy the expensive internet controller and the lock needs an internet adapter. However, I would not buy this lock as I feel it has issues.
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It worked flawlessly with z-wave. No issues in installing or cnfiguring the setup. I have not tried setting up motion sensor based scenes, but I belive you can do that.
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The interpretation of the z-wave depends on the z-wave controller software. I use micasaverde and if the device is part of their system, it will separate controllers and enegy monitoring. I have some interfaces that do both. I have not installed the Aeotec yet but have several z-wave controllers that I program for lighting, door locks and sensors.
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I have the exact same configuration as you. Mine works fine! You'll just have a dummy button that does nothing...
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I would suggest installing the software called HomeGenie. It's free open source software that is great for projects like home automation and home security using Z-Wave devices.
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I use it with the Micasa Vera system. Using the Vera as an intermediary (with extremely comprehensive support for all zwave devices), you can have it work in tandem with nearly any other device via triggers/scenes. I usually avoid any weird device-to-device programming, as it is complicated and I'd probably forget how I had things connected after a few years anyway!