Schlage Lock - Revision history

Mcvdaniel: /* Scenes and Events */

2011-04-20T14:53:57Z

‎Scenes and Events

Mcvdaniel at 16:38, 6 April 2011

2011-04-06T16:38:12Z

Mcvvalyb: /* Excluding a Schlage Lock From Previous Network */

2010-11-19T17:46:02Z

‎Excluding a Schlage Lock From Previous Network

Michaelk: /* Secure Z-Wave Devices Explained */

2010-10-30T23:01:34Z

‎Secure Z-Wave Devices Explained

Michaelk: /* Secure Z-Wave Devices Explained */

2010-10-30T23:00:32Z

‎Secure Z-Wave Devices Explained

Javier at 21:01, 17 April 2010

2010-04-17T21:01:46Z

Ovidiu: /* Method 2 - Vera is located CLOSE to the lock you're adding */

2009-11-18T16:41:06Z

‎Method 2 - Vera is located CLOSE to the lock you're adding

Ovidiu: /* Method 1 - Vera is located FAR from the lock you are adding */

2009-11-18T16:39:48Z

‎Method 1 - Vera is located FAR from the lock you are adding

LibraSun: /* Controlling the lock with handheld remotes and scene controllers */

2009-08-21T12:55:57Z

‎Controlling the lock with handheld remotes and scene controllers

LibraSun at 01:34, 15 August 2009

2009-08-15T01:34:54Z

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 Door locks initiate events (a) when the door is locked/unlocked, (b) when a user enters a PIN, and (c) when someone enters the wrong PIN three times in a row. You can create a scene, associate one or more&nbsp;of these events&nbsp;with the scene, and check one of the 'Notify User' boxes if you want to be notified&nbsp;when&nbsp;an event (and a corresponding scene)&nbsp;happens.
-If you're trying to create a scene to execute a command when a specific pin code is entered on the lock, when you go to set the even and select the event 'A PIN Code is entered', it will ask you to type in the ''''pin code number''''. The ''''pin code number'''' refers to the number in front of the pin codes on the door lock, so when you access the door lock settings and go to Pin Codes you can see a '''#x''' number (where x is from 1 to 7 if you have 7 pin codes for example). In the scene you have to specify only that number ('''x''') , without ''''#'''' (e.g. '''3''' ), thus without revealing the respective pin code number.
+If you're trying to create a scene to execute a command when a specific pin code is entered on the lock, when you go to set the event and select the event 'A PIN Code is entered', it will ask you to type in the ''''pin code number''''. The ''''pin code number'''' refers to the number in front of the pin codes on the door lock, so when you access the door lock settings and go to Pin Codes you can see a '''#x''' number (where x is from 1 to 7 if you have 7 pin codes for example). In the scene you have to specify only that number ('''x''') , without ''''#'''' (e.g. '''3''' ), thus without revealing the respective pin code number.
 == Setting a User PIN  ==

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	Door locks initiate events (a) when the door is locked/unlocked, (b) when a user enters a PIN, and (c) when someone enters the wrong PIN three times in a row. You can create a scene, associate one or more of these events with the scene, and check one of the 'Notify User' boxes if you want to be notified when an event (and a corresponding scene) happens.		Door locks initiate events (a) when the door is locked/unlocked, (b) when a user enters a PIN, and (c) when someone enters the wrong PIN three times in a row. You can create a scene, associate one or more of these events with the scene, and check one of the 'Notify User' boxes if you want to be notified when an event (and a corresponding scene) happens.
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		+	If you're trying to create a scene to execute a command when a specific pin code is entered on the lock, when you go to set the even and select the event 'A PIN Code is entered', it will ask you to type in the ''''pin code number''''. The ''''pin code number'''' refers to the number in front of the pin codes on the door lock, so when you access the door lock settings and go to Pin Codes you can see a '''#x''' number (where x is from 1 to 7 if you have 7 pin codes for example). In the scene you have to specify only that number ('''x''') , without ''''#'''' (e.g. '''3''' ), thus without revealing the respective pin code number.

	== Setting a User PIN ==		== Setting a User PIN ==

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	If the lock fails to reset as described in Step E, try repeating Steps C-E until it does.		If the lock fails to reset as described in Step E, try repeating Steps C-E until it does.
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		+	== Instructions for Vera1 ==
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		+	== Including a Schlage Lock ==
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		+	Before adding a lock to your Z-Wave network, you may have to exclude it first from a previous network. Even if the lock is new, it could have come from the factory already paired with a Z-Wave network. To resolve this issue:
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		+	Unplug the black Z-Wave dongle from the back of Vera.
		+	Tap once the dongle's button until the blue light starts blinking slow - 1 time pers second.
		+	On the lock's keypad, enter the programming code and wait for the light to blink orange.
		+	Press the [Schlage] button and then '0'.

	== Excluding a Schlage Lock From Previous Network ==		== Excluding a Schlage Lock From Previous Network ==

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 '''2)''' Vera's firmware must be <span style="color: rgb(255,0,0)">'''version 1.0.602 or later'''</span>:<br>'''Go to Setup -&gt; Advanced -&gt; Download''' and confirm the version of your firmware.<br>
-'''3)''' The range for the Schlage lock is much less than for other devices because the antenna is inside a metal housing. The distance (in open air) between Vera and your lock should not exceed 30 feet (if you have two walls between them, the distance should be much lower). You can use a [http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812191054 USB Cable extender] to place Vera's Z-Wave dongle closer to the lock. (If you change&nbsp;the dongle position, don't forget to do a [[Heal Network]] after.) Otherwise you will need to add lamp modules to act as Z-Wave relays, as explained in #4.
+'''3)''' The range for the Schlage lock is much less than for other devices because the antenna is inside a metal housing. The distance (in open air) between Vera and your lock should not exceed 30 feet (if you have two walls between them, the distance should be much lower). You can use a [http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812191054 USB Cable extender] to place Vera's Z-Wave dongle closer to the lock. (If you change&nbsp;the dongle position, don't forget to do a [[Heal Network]] after.) Otherwise you will need to add other modules to act as Z-Wave relays, as explained in #4.
 '''4)''' Schlage locks work with Zensys' "Zensor Net Technology" which prolongs battery life for battery-powered Z-Wave devices. If the Schlage lock cannot be in direct communication to Vera and its signal must be routed through other Z-Wave devices, the <u>last</u> node in the route must be capable of "Zensor Net Beam" (ZNB). Many newer Z-Wave devices support Beaming, including:<br>

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 '''3)''' The range for the Schlage lock is much less than for other devices because the antenna is inside a metal housing. The distance (in open air) between Vera and your lock should not exceed 30 feet (if you have two walls between them, the distance should be much lower). You can use a [http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812191054 USB Cable extender] to place Vera's Z-Wave dongle closer to the lock. (If you change&nbsp;the dongle position, don't forget to do a [[Heal Network]] after.) Otherwise you will need to add lamp modules to act as Z-Wave relays, as explained in #4.
-'''4)''' Schlage locks work with Zensys' "Zensor Net Technology" which prolongs battery life for battery-powered Z-Wave devices. If the Schlage lock cannot be in direct communication to Vera and its signal must be routed through other Z-Wave devices, the <u>last</u> node in the route must be capable of "Zensor Net Beam" (ZNB). Currently, the only Z-Wave devices on the market known to support ZNB are the Homepro ZDP100 lamp module (must be firmware version 3.3 or later) and the Schlage RP200 light module. After you've added lamp modules, you must do a [[Heal Network]] before they will effectively act as relays. [[Heal Network]] will also give you a report to confirm that Vera can talk to all your Z-Wave devices.<br>
+'''4)''' Schlage locks work with Zensys' "Zensor Net Technology" which prolongs battery life for battery-powered Z-Wave devices. If the Schlage lock cannot be in direct communication to Vera and its signal must be routed through other Z-Wave devices, the <u>last</u> node in the route must be capable of "Zensor Net Beam" (ZNB). Many newer Z-Wave devices support Beaming, including:<br>
 = Setting Up a Schlage Lock with Vera  =

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		+	[[Category:User Instructions]]
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	= Secure Z-Wave Devices Explained =		= Secure Z-Wave Devices Explained =

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 ) On the lock's keypad, enter the 6-digit programming code, then press the [Schlage] button.
-) After the [Schlage] button stops blinking amber, press '0'.&nbsp; The [Schlage] button should light up green, indicating that pairing with Vera was successful.<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; NOTE: If the [Schlage] button instead blinks red, the lock may need to be reset first. Repeat Steps 1-9, but choose "''Exclude''" in Step 5, to reset the lock. Then try to pair the lock again.
+) After the [Schlage] button stops blinking amber and the 3 tones finishes, press '0'.&nbsp; The [Schlage] button should light up green, indicating that pairing with Vera was successful.<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; NOTE: If the [Schlage] button instead blinks red, the lock may need to be reset first. Repeat Steps 1-9, but choose "''Exclude''" in Step 5, to reset the lock. Then try to pair the lock again.
 ) On Vera's 'Devices' page, assign the lock to a room and give it a name, and set any other desired options, then click 'Save'.

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 . On the Schlage lock's keypad, enter its 6-digit programming code.&nbsp; The light will blink orange.<br>''&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; (Note: You can find the lock's program code on the back of the lock or in its manual.)''
-. Press the [Schlage] button, and then '0'.
+. Wait the lock to flash 3 times and to tone 3 times, then press the [Schlage] button, and then '0'.
 . If Vera's power light flutters briefly, and the lock's [Schlage] button blinks green twice, pairing was successful. Otherwise, you must follow the steps below for 'Resetting a Schlage Lock' and then repeat Steps 1-5 to try pairing the lock again

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 == Controlling the lock with handheld remotes and scene controllers  ==
-You can add handheld remotes and scene controllers to Vera and choose the option "Manage scenes as events". Then you can create a scene which locks a door, as well as doing other tasks, and&nbsp;associate the scene&nbsp;to&nbsp;a button on the remote or in-wall scene controller. See [[ZWave Add Controller|Z-Wave Add Controller]] method #2. So you can create a 'Go to Bed' scene, for example, which&nbsp;may be&nbsp;button 1 on your scene controller, and which locks all the doors and turns off the lights and thermostats. For your security, we only allow you to 'lock' the doors using a handheld remote or scene controller. You cannot 'unlock' them with this technique because remotes and scene controllers are not secure devices and, therefore, there is the risk that an intruder could impersonate you using your handheld remote or scene controller. To unlock the doors, you must&nbsp;use Vera's web interface or mobile phone interface.
+You can add handheld remotes and scene controllers to Vera and choose the option "Manage scenes as events". Then you can create a scene which locks a door, as well as doing other tasks, and&nbsp;associate the scene&nbsp;to&nbsp;a button on the remote or in-wall scene controller. (See [[ZWave Add Controller|Z-Wave Add Controller]] method #2.) So you can create a 'Go to Bed' scene, for example, which&nbsp;may be&nbsp;button 1 on your scene controller, and which locks all the doors and turns off the lights and thermostats. For your security, we only allow you to 'lock' the doors using a handheld remote or scene controller. You cannot 'unlock' them with this technique because remotes and scene controllers are not secure devices and, therefore, there is the risk that an intruder could impersonate you using your handheld remote or scene controller. To unlock the doors, you must&nbsp;use Vera's web interface or mobile phone interface.
 == Scenes and Events  ==

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 == Reversing the Lock/Unlock Status  ==
-If the lock/unlock status of your door lock is backwards, meaning Vera's Dashboard shows it is locked when it's really unlocked and vice-versa, it's possible the lock was oriented upside-down when mounted. To solve this issue, go to Vera's 'Setup' page, click the 'Devices' tab and click the '+' button next to the door lock, and then the 'Advanced' button. If you see a parameter "#305 Reverse", enter a value of '''1'''.&nbsp; Save this change. Vera will now reverse the lock/unlock status.
+If the lock/unlock status of your door lock is backwards, meaning Vera's 'Dashboard' shows it is locked when it's really unlocked and vice-versa, it's possible the lock was oriented upside-down when mounted. To solve this issue, go to Vera's 'Setup' page, click the 'Devices' tab and click the '+' button next to the door lock, and then the 'Advanced' button. If you see a parameter "#305 Reverse", enter a value of '''1'''.&nbsp; Save this change. Vera will now reverse the lock/unlock status.
 If parameter #305 is <u>not</u> in the list, then at the bottom of the page, type '''305''' in the "New Device Data ID" field, and type '''1''' in the "New Device Data Value" field. Click 'Add'. Then save your changes. Vera will now reverse the lock/unlock status.