I’d have to see your ST app and see how Ring reports to ST. How does the Ring/ST integration show up in your app? We may be able to figure this out via a virtual switch or something. So, to summarize my rambling, currently, this isn’t possible with Ring, but we’ll be working with them to get this started shortly. We actually got the idea from Ring around the, “notify me when the alarm is armed or disarmed” as they mentioned this would be a huge win as one of the major problems are false alarms. However, the Ring keypad does not have native integration at this time for notifications, but we plan on working with them to get this setup in the near future as we share common firmware engineers who are eager to get this going. Ok, in all seriousness, yes, the alarm system and sensors are Z-Wave based and actually, our manufacturer makes the Ring keypad and they did a phenomenal job. Matt and Mike from Ring… check this out – Let’s get a native integration started! We will get it sorted out.– welcome to the community and thanks for this post – seriously, thanks (I’ll tell you why in a minute). Not at the moment, but later this morning, I will be able to be by my test setup with these keypads, and I could reproduce the steps you take, and see (hopefully) the same things you are seeing. And again, please let me know of anything not right as you progress. The HSM UI page will need to be refreshed to see it's most recent state after any step you take. Use switch devices to replace the virtual keypad with the correct one in HSM. Using: Virtual Basic Keypad dashboard, designed for use on my cellphone with the Hubitat App. ![]() Again, have both HSM UI and keypad device page open in tabs, and check them as you go. Hold reset button down on keypad until led light turns red and then goes off. You’d be able to lock/unlock without the need of the keypad from your Hubitat hub and, via tour WiFi bridge, with your keypad. By extension, they would open the lock just as they are/did before. I'd start with no pin required for arming, with code required for disarm. Those apparently connect to the WiFi August hub and that’s how they authenticate. The next phase would be to move to arm/disarm from the keypad. Once you get to that part you just need to make a rule in rule machine. If you encounter anything not right in those first two steps, please let me know. Add it to the dashboard as a 'Variable Number' You can add it as a 'Variable String' since this is what you create in the first step, but, if your disarm code is completely numeric, it actually works better adding it as a 'Variable Number'. Virtual Keypads - Feature Requests - Hubitat. ![]() recupera username RELEASE Virtual Keypad - Custom Apps and Drivers - Hubitat. Next, pull up the device page for the keypad in a separate tab, and see if it is doing the right thing when armed/disarmed from the HSM UI. Virtual Keypad - Home Security & Alarm Monitoring Systems Virtual Keypad. First, see if HSM is responding correctly for arming and disarming from its user interface. My suggestion is to walk through this like a troubleshooter. As I worked on it, I did discover a couple of minor issues in the Centralite driver. There are some fixes and upgrades for HSM and the Centralite Keypad coming in the next release (the stuff I've been working on). I must say, they are a hot mess of a device. allEventHandler .Event48d0c864 name: securityKeypad value: armed away data: null allEventHandler .Event1173747c name: securityKeypad value: disarmed data: null. I've been messing with these keypads and HSM for the past few days (author of HSM).
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