Is there a kit to convert a standard Camelot Keypad to Z-Wave?
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There is no card to upgrade like I've seen with other brands also they are different sizes. "I Own both styles of these locks. One take 4 AA and the other takes a 9 volt battery"
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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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Here is the link that will work http://www.omix-ada.com/instructions/17232.01.pdf
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Unfortunately it will not. The problem is that myQ lacks any kind of zwave standard. Its a proprietary protocol. The only mechanisms that support myQ is their app and alarm.com (due to their partnership. I personally have alarm.com. I had some confusion with my security vendor as they wanted to charge me $300 for this. I found out I could just set it up myself. The setup is done completely through alarm.com. I simply press the myQ button on the garage door opener and the gateway when prompted online and that is it. Just wanted to give you an idea that it really doesn't use zwave standards. If you go for this, you will have to use a separate app unfortunately.
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I'm not familiar with Z-Wave technology, I'm sorry I can't be of any further assistance. Good Luck
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Not directly. You need to have a z-wave controller, like a Vera, act as the middleman.
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You can purchase the keypad plus the ribbon (wire) from Amazon which is what I did. Take off the old keypad and disconnect the old ribbon wire from the black box on the inside of your garage.Install by first slipping the ribbon through the molding or hole you pulled the old one out from. Screw in the new keypad, then attach the ribbon to the black box.Test by keying in your old code number, it should work fine.
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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 wouldn't think the keypad will accomplish what you are needing. The design of this system is for a single sided key access lock. The keypad is to compliment the keyed access from the outside of the house or room. I think what you are looking for is a double cylinder system, but I have not seen any which have the dual keypad function (but then again I have not searched for that either).
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Yes. I also didn't need this after I ordered it. My problem was the keypad instead (even though I had tested it with a continuity checker which seemed to indicate that the keypad was fine).
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No, but just get a keycap puller and transfer the keys to the UK layout and remap the keys to the UK layout.
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Easy with cable + CHIRP opensource software. More difficult if you use keypad plus cant set alphanumeric labels w/o software. Ive heard people bitch and moan about programming the uv-5r but i found it incredibly easy, just like the Technical ham radio test.
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This is a key remapping tool for it, check http://applewirelesskbrd.codeplex.com/ However, I didn't try it because I decided to return mac version and get Das Ultimate which is also manufactured in Taiwan.
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I just went to the Box Wave website and it told me how to do it. It's really simple and you don't need anything special. Hope that helps!
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You definitely need a z-wave capable controller like a MiCasaVerde controller.
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Yes I just followed the directions that came with the key pad. It was quick and simple.
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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!