hi @Frans_Keeman do you have a link to the K2000? I’m interested in one as well. Thanks!
So if you have read this post and also would like a tag reader i have one spare that workes and doesn’t cost much.
Hi @DaneedeKruyff did you have the chance to test this out?
Nope, still waiting for some parts from China.
Thanks to DaneedeKruyff to give me the tip. I bought a hole set at ‘betaalbaredomotica.nl’ and it works perfect for me. Was quite a struggle to get it working and also to configure the correct flows but very ok now.
That keypad is cheap as chips… Sadly lacking WAF as it’s ugly as sin.
The Popp one is probably the closest but tbh that’s still pretty ugly!
Anyone clever enough to convert that handler for Homey use?!!
Can anyone post some ideas (or a how to) on how to make/construct a keypad from e.g. Ali and combine it with some kind of sensor (Fibaro binary?) so it works with homey? For instance the idea @DaneedeKruyff had?
Unfortunately I haven’t been able yet to build everything together, I did find out the mentioned keypad can not be directly connected to the Fibaro module as the keypad outputs the input voltage on the contacts so the 2 parts need to be isolated from each other.
In the mean time I ordered a optocoupler board for that purpose but I am not yet able to build it.
the keypad gives an electrical signal when the entered code is right and that electric signal triggers the fibaro binary switch. With the binary switch signal you can trigger a flow (e.g. turn off/on alarm) in Homey. This is how the concept works?
I’ll see if I can make a schematic drawing.
And maybe when you are done some pictures?
Think the Bell output acts as a momentary switch, the Lock outputs the input voltage so an optocoupler has to be used there.