Newbee here, looking for some help with Yale YRD240 lock

[Mcioffi (Matt)]

Hello everyone,
I have a Yale YRD240 with the Z Wave module. It is paired with the hub and that all seems fine. I can unlock and lock the door. But I was wondering what else I can do. What do I need to setup codes, change codes, lock codes, setup guest temporary access and so on. I see things telling me to get another app, but the marketplace it is telling me to go to is not available in my app. I’m guessing I have a different version than what the post is talking about. Thanks.

[jkp]

With smart locks, you can basically set up codes
https://support.smartthings.com/hc/en-us/articles/200958090-Smart-Locks-in-the-SmartThings-Classic-app

There is a paid app that offers that and much more:

[RELEASE] Lock User Management (LUM)

Lock User Management (LUM) is a reliable Lock Manager for remotely managing users and locks It works with the standard Z-Wave Lock/ZigBee device handler that comes with SmartThings and works with any lock that supports remote codes. It can be used to program user codes, be notified when user codes are used and also take actions when codes are used. For automatically generating user codes for rental properties check out Rental Lock Automater (RLA). [File_015] [File_016] [File_008] [File_009] [File_017] [File_018] [File_019] [File_020] [File_021] [File_022] [File_023] [File_010] [File_011] [File_012] [File_013] [File_014] You can find installation instructions for LUM here Lock Code User Management (LUM) is a very reliable and comprehensive commercial grade Lock and User Code Man…

Marketplace is only available in the SmartThings Classic app

[johnconstantelo]

@Mcioffi

I see things telling me to get another app, but the marketplace it is telling me to go to is not available in my app

What app are you trying to get? Anything that’s not in the Marketplace can be added through custom code, and it’s easy to do.

[Mcioffi (Matt)]

I found a Yale post:

1.   Open your SmartThings app
   

2.   Tap Marketplace in the bottom navigation bar
   

3.   Tap SmartApps
   

4.   Tap Safety & Security
   

5.   Tap Smart Locks and install 
   

I’m guessing it is referring to the classic Smart things app, further I’m guessing I do not have that. How do I tell the difference to know for sure. Based on what I have read so far, I have the new one. If I do how do I get the features mentioned in the Yale post?

[jkp]

Smart Locks is not currently available in the STSC app. You would need to install the Classic app

[johnconstantelo]

@Mcioffi

How do I tell the difference to know for sure. Based on what I have read so far, I have the new one.

Here are a couple screen shots of the Classic app:

Go to your respective phone’s app store and install the Classic app. You’ll definitely want to be using that more than the new one (IMHO), unless you have a Samsung appliance that needs to use the new app.

[JDRoberts]

The logos are different for the two apps:

The following thread might also be of interest (this is a clickable link)

SPECIFIC differences between "SmartThings Classic" (the V2 app) and “SmartThings (Samsung Connect)” (the V3 app)

this thread is intended only as a listing of specific differences between the two apps, not for complaints, suggestions, discussions of design philosophy, bug reports, questions about migration, joke memes or anything else. Just individual feature differences. We originally used the abbreviation STSC for “SmartThings (Samsung Connect)”, but that never caught on, so now we are calling it the V3 app since it came out with the V3 hub. The V3 app is changing rapidly, so feel free to edit this as needed. The official knowledgebase FAQ is at the following link. Read it. The “how to” official articles for the V3 app are at the following link: https://support.smartthings.com/hc/en-us/categories/115000465506-SmartThings-App There are a lot of individual official how to articles for …

And here’s more about how to use custom code with the Classic app

FAQ: An Overview of Using Custom Code in SmartThings (SmartThings Classic, Groovy Code)

So you’re new to SmartThings, you asked a question, and someone suggested “custom code” as an answer. Or you were browsing the forums, and you found something that sounded like it would be perfect for what you wanted, but again, “uses custom code.” What does that mean, how hard is it to do, and what’s the difference between a “SmartApp” and a “Device Type Handler”? (Note: the official terminology has changed a couple of times. “device type handler,” “device handler,” “DTH,” and “device type” all mean the same thing, and you will find all these terms used in the forums.) SECTION I: SMARTAPPS AND DEVICE HANDLERS: WHAT THEY ARE SmartAPPS: Tiny Programs to decide what a specific device should do when, or to collect the information from a specific device SmartApps, including the various f…