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

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Hey Tim, I just responded your eMail regarding the question on the tiles and access history. Tiles (features) are lock and model specific. The DTH queries the lock for supported features and displays those tiles to which the lock responds that it supports. Some tiles like Tamper tiles won’t show up until they are triggered. If you have a Schlage BE469 you should see most tiles show up including Auto Lock. If not then your lock is having trouble with the Z-Wave mesh. Tap the refresh button a couple of times to force the lock to respond to the query requests or maybe consider adding a repeater close to your lock (Schlage locks are known to have issue with the mesh without a buffered repeater near by).

As for the unlocking, you can look at the Recently tab of your device page to see what’s going on. The DTH never sends an unsolicited command to the lock, its job is to provide access to lock features (for manual control or through SmartApps). Commands are only sent by SmartApps (like Routines, WebCoRE etc). As @mejifair has mentioned it could be a rogue/bad presence sensor if you have one setup which may be sending the unlock command depending on your setup. Typically I’ve seen the following reasons for why a lock would unlock itself:

  1. The deadbolt is “touching” the door frame/jamb. Schlage locks are very sensitive to mounting, even the slightest touch and it will send a “jammed” signal and unlock the door. If this is the case you’ll see either a Jammed state or you’ll see an Unlocked state in the Recently tab which is reported by the lock
  2. A SmartApp is sending an unlock command. If you’re using a SmartApp like LUM or CoRE/WebCoRE along with a door sensor. Check the door sensor state, if it’s showing as open the SmartApp may be sending an unlock command. If the command is coming from a SmartApp then it will show the name of the app in the Recently tab which sent the command
  3. A Routines is unlocking it using a presence sensor. As explained above if it’s a faulty presence sensor triggering a Routine it will show up as unlocked in the recently tab, but in the IDE events you can find more details about which Routine triggered it
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