Enroll, delete, or reset a Yale Assure Lock 2 Deadbolt (YRD410, YRD420, YRD430, YRD450)
Z-Wave locks use encrypted communication over Z-Wave, meaning their communication is completely secure. With this added security, the lock and the controller must use additional Z-Wave commands to enroll and communicate. With each additional command sent, the probability of a communication breakdown increases.
For information about hardware installation, see Yale Assure Lock 2 Deadbolts (YRD410, YRD420, YRD430, YRD450 - Installation Guide.
Important: Do not add or delete user codes locally to or from the lock. Only use the Alarm.com customer website or Alarm.com app for user code management.
To mitigate the chances of enrollment failure for locks, complete the following during installation.
To enroll a Yale Assure Lock 2 Deadbolt
Important: The Yale Assure Lock 2 (YRD410-YRD450 models) Deadbolts require the Yale app to program the lock and enroll it into the Z-Wave network. The Yale Assure Lock 2 Pro Deadbolts do not require the Yale app to program the lock. For more information about the Yale Assure Lock 2 Pro Deadbolt models, see Yale Assure Lock 2 Pro Deadbolts.
As a SmartStart device:
Important: SmartStart and S2 enrollment are only available on the 700 series versions of the Yale Assure 2 locks. For the 500 series locks, see As an S0 device.
It is recommended to enroll this device as a SmartStart device to eliminate the need to put Z-Wave controllers into Add Mode or to trigger devices (as is the case when enrolling non-SmartStart S2 devices).
For information about SmartStart compatibility and the enrollment process, see Add or remove a Z-Wave SmartStart-enabled device.
As an S2 device:
Important: SmartStart and S2 enrollment are only available on the 700 series versions of the Yale Assure 2 locks. For the 500 series locks, see As an S0 device.
If the Z-Wave controller is not SmartStart-compatible, it is recommended to enroll this device as an S2 device for enhanced security and encryption features.
For information about this process, see Add an S2-encrypted Z-Wave device.
As an S0 device:
If the Z-Wave controller is not SmartStart or S2-compatible, this device can be enrolled in the traditional way as an S0 device.
- Place the Z-Wave controller into Add Mode.
- Enter the master code, followed by a press of the gear button [⚙].
Note: The master code for the lock is programmed using the Yale app. For further assistance with the Yale app, contact Yale Technical Support. - Press [7], followed by the gear button [⚙].
- Press [1], followed by the gear button [⚙].
- Wait 2 minutes before locally operating the device.
- Verify that the lock appears on the Alarm.com customer website or Alarm.com app and responds to lock/unlock commands.
To delete a Yale Assure Lock 2 Deadbolt
- Place the Z-Wave controller into Delete Mode.
- Enter the master code, followed by a press of the gear button [⚙].
- Press [7], followed by the gear button [⚙].
- Press [3], followed by the gear button [⚙].
To reset a Yale Assure Lock 2 Deadbolt
- Remove battery cover and one battery.
- Press Reset button for 1 minute with the reset tool provided in the hardware box. Use a paperclip or other thin tool if the original reset tool is no longer available.
- Replace the battery and cover.