Hi.
Joe here from Alarm Grid.
And today we're going to show you
how to include a Yale Z-Wave Lock to an IQ2 panel.
Now the Yale Z-Wave Lock works with Z-Wave,
so if you do have an alarm panel that has a Z-Wave module
inside of it, such as a Honeywell or another model,
there's a good chance that this will
be able to be used with your panel.
I would check with your alarm company just
to make sure that it is compatible.
But Z-Wave is pretty interoperable with most things
out there.
This particular lock will work with the Honeywell Lyric,
the LYNX model panels, most of the alarm.com compatible panels
out there.
It's a great lock to use, super versatile, and it looks great.
As far as including Z-Wave on the Yale lock goes,
there's one thing that you're going to want to know about
before you do include it.
If you did have user codes programmed in to your lock,
when you include it to the panel it's
actually going to get the panel user
codes that are currently programmed pushed over
into the lock.
The best thing to do before you actually integrate this
into a panel is do a factory default on the lock
to get it fully cleared out.
And then when you actually integrate it through Z-Wave,
it's going to get all of that user information,
including the codes, into the lock itself.
If you do have any questions about this though,
feel free to reach out to us.
We'll be happy to help you out.
Now, before you do any inclusion, usually--
or always-- with Z-Wave devices, you're
going to want to exclude them first.
What this will do is clear all of the programming
out on the lock to make sure that it's able to be included
without any issues.
Today though, as this lock is 100% defaulted and ready to go,
we're going to just do the inclusion mode on our system.
So the first thing that you're going to want to do
is on your panel you're going to want to go
into inclusion mode for Z-Wave.
So I'm going to slide down from the top, settings,
advanced settings.
Enter user code.
I'll enter the default code, 2-2-2-2.
I'll go to installation, devices, Z-Wave devices,
and then add a device.
So now the system, after clicking include,
it's in listening mode for the lock.
So on the lock, what I'm going to do
is I have to get it into learn mode or inclusion mode.
I'm going to activate the touchpad.
The master code is 1-2-3-4 right now.
So I'm going to do 1-2-3-4-Gear.
Menu mode.
Enter number.
And now we're in our menu.
Press the gear key to continue.
We'll have to reinitiate the Z-Wave inclusion
mode on the system just because it timed out,
which is no problem.
So we're going to click number 7 on the lock
to go into our Z-Wave.
Wireless module setting mode.
Module mode.
Press the gear key to continue.
As you can hear.
So I'll click the gear.
Join the wireless network.
So then on our panel I'm going to click include.
And I'm going to click 1 on the lock.
Join the wireless--
And then the gear.
And as you can see, it did discover the lock.
It's learning in right now.
Completed.
It may take a little time for the lock
to actually learn in, so just be patient with it.
And a good practice to do is to actually bring the lock close
to the panel, within 5 feet, before you include it.
We have found that sometimes when
the lock is too far away some of the inclusions
can get screwed up.
So if possible, getting the panel
as close as possible to the lock may help
this operation go smoother.
But as you can see, our lock did add in.
We have some information that we can adjust right here.
I'm just going to leave it all as default and click Add.
And as you can see, it says device name is already
registered.
So I'm just going to change this to backdoor.
Backdoor is added to network successfully.
There you go.
So now we have our lock included to our system
and it's ready to go.
If you do have any questions about including a Z-Wave lock
to your alarm panel, Yale Locks or alarm systems in general,
feel free to give us a call.
888-818-7728.
Send us an email to support@alarmgrid.com
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