Schlage Z-wave locks. Controllable?
terrmul
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http://consumer.schlage.com/LiNK/product_tour/default.asp
Schlage has the first z-wave wireless door locks to market. Can they be accessed/controlled using a zigbee gateway. Anyone tried? Schlage has their own web interface but it is a monthly fee. Not interested. I can't find whether or not their protocol is proprietary or zigbee/zigbee pro?
Schlage has the first z-wave wireless door locks to market. Can they be accessed/controlled using a zigbee gateway. Anyone tried? Schlage has their own web interface but it is a monthly fee. Not interested. I can't find whether or not their protocol is proprietary or zigbee/zigbee pro?
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Did anyone ever get these to work with AMX?
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It would be nice if AMX started releasing drivers for the ZigBee Gateway. I thought originally the gateway was designed to provide integration to a whole collection of ZigBee devices, but I saw nothing and wasn't shocked as event he R4s were finicky. Then the ZigBee Pro standard was released and I heard rumors that other devices would be supported because ZigBee Pro was much more standard and easier to integrate. I was encouraged that the R4s were/are working much better, but still nothing is available to harness the power of ZigBee Pro... not even the documentation to allow us to write our own drivers.
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Jeff
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I think that the forum should add support for a [rant] [/rant] tag. Maybe the font could be a script font and it could be in blue.
I spoke to Rashid Skaf about this at a dealer conference about three years ago and he assured me that the gateways WOULD support communicating with zigbee devices from other manufacturers. Our rep dropped by a week or two ago and the marketing guff he had with him indicated that the zigbee pro gateways will support communications with other manufacturers' zigbee devices.
Forgive me if I don't hold my breath. (Nudge, nudge, AMX - I would love to have this capability).