Closed jjgit1234 closed 4 years ago
Well, the thing is this component has more functionality than the standard alarm control panel. That's why the best user experience you can get is provided by its own panel. It's just "luck" that Lovelace alarm card works with it but I wouldn't recommend this combination unless you understand and happy with its limitations.
My plans are to migrate from the current panel to more Lovelace-friendly soluton (here's the example) but it will take some time.
Issue: There seems to be a bug with the lovelace alarm panel.
No pin is required to disarm the alarm.
Currently the lovelace alarm panel disarms when using no pin or by entering the correct pin.
The lovelace alarm panel does not disarm using the incorrect pin.
The way the Lovelace alarm panel should work: a pin should be required to disarm the alarm
My setup: I'm running home assistance on a raspberry pi.
This integration: v1.12.4
Home Assistant: v0.109.3