[EDGE] Universal Enhanced Z-Wave Lock Driver for Schlage, Yale, Kwikset, IDLock, Popp, Danalock, August Pro, Keywe, Philia, Samsung

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Yes it’s possible, recently we released another app the Lock & Door Synchronizer, which basically does what you’re looking to do, when one lock unlocks, another one unlocks. However this one doesn’t differentiate between the “method” of the lock/unlock event, it synchronizes the lock states, so it won’t act only on RFID tags events.

Since the DTH captures the method, ie manual or rfid you can use this information to create a custom rule using CoRE or WebCoRE.

See this post above on how to create a rule using the method information passed by the lock to create your rule.

[RELEASE] Universal Enhanced Z-Wave Lock Driver for Schlage, Yale, Kwikset, IDLock, Popp, Danalock, August Pro, Keywe, Philia, Samsung

Many folks have been asking how to use the DTH’s extended information in CoRE and WebCoRE. Here’s the short answer (this is not a complete guide to CoRE or WebCoRE pistons, just a tip). Basic structure of the event: name parameter will be lock or invalidCode value parameter will be locked, unlocked, unknown etc There will be a data parameter which contains extended information like: A field called method contains the source of the lock or unlock event. This could be manual, auto, command, keypad, bluetooth, rfid etc A field called usedCode which represents which user slot (code) was used to lock/unlock To use the extended information from the data parameter in WebCoRE/CoRE: Use the $args variable in WebCoRE e.g. [$args.usedCode] or [$args.method] Use the data variable in CoR…

In your case you’ll be looking for method value of rfid when creating your rule, so if the lock value is unlocked and the method is rfid then unlock the other lock.