Getting Started with Matter

1. Open your Yale Home App and select your lock.
2. Go to Lock settings: a new category called "External Platform" will be available with a "Matter" submenu.
3. Clicking on Matter will bring you to a set up menu. Ensure you are near your lock and the lock is powered on.
4. Click on Enable Matter, The button will link you to a page with a pairing code inside. 
5. Click on Copy code and then Next.
6. In the next page, click on Begin connecting, you have 15 minutes to complete the configuration on the Matter device. During these 15 minutes it will not be possible to operate your device.
7. Once this operation is done, you can open your preferred Matter Smart Home Platform, look for the instructions to pair Matter devices and paste the code you have copied before in Yale Home. Follow the instructions on screen and your pairing will be done.

Matter is a common language for smart home devices. It is a protocol that is a unified, open-source standard for smart home devices, developed by the Connectivity Standards Alliance (CSA), formerly known as the Zigbee Alliance.

It aims to simplify the smart home ecosystem by ensuring that devices from different manufacturers can work together seamlessly.

Your Linus L2 supports Matter, the new standard for smart home devices. Matter allows secure control of your smart home devices across various platforms.

Matter enables seamless integration of your smart lock into leading smart home ecosystems. Local Matter integration operates within your network, offering quick and secure control of your smart lock.

To integrate your Linus L2 into your smart home, you need a suitable hub that supports Matter. Compatible hubs include devices from Apple Home, Google Home, Samsung SmartThings, and Amazon Alexa. 

• Interoperability: Matter enables devices to integrate effortlessly into your Smart Home. Each family member can use their preferred platform to control the Smart Home, enhancing user convenience and satisfaction.
• Local Integration: Matter enables devices to communicate locally with hubs, ensuring your data never leaves your home. This local integration provides a secure and reliable way to control your Smart Home devices.
• Easy activation: Activating Matter is simple and quick, taking just a few moments to set up. This makes it accessible for all users.

• Apple Home
• Samsung SmartThings
• Google Home
• Amazon Alexa

Compatible Matter hubs:

•  Google: Nest Hub (2nd Gen), Nest Hub Max, Nest Wi-Fi Pro (Wi-Fi 6E)
•  Samsung SmartThings: SmartThings 2018 Hub (IM6001-V3P01), Aeotec Smart Home Hub, Smart Things Station
•  Apple: Apple TV 4K (3rd generation) Wi-Fi + Ethernet, Apple TV 4K (2nd generation), HomePod (2nd generation), HomePod mini
•  Amazon: Echo (4th Gen), eero Pro 6E, eero Pro 6, eero 6+, eero 6, eero PoE 6, eero PoE gateway, eero Pro, eero Beacon

The Yale Linus L2 smart lock.

Disconnect Matter: If you disconnect Matter, your Linus L2 will no longer be available via Matter. Existing connections will be disconnected. If you want to reactivate them later, you can easily do so using the slider. You do not need to redo the initial activation. 

No, you do not need to resigster on CSA or the Matter website.

No, there are no fees or other costs associated to Matter. 

The new Matter 1.2 standard distinguishes between the actions "Open door" and "Unlock". Matter 1.2 is supported on FW version 2.0.20 or higher of your Linus L2.
Please note: This new feature is currently only available with Home Assistant as the Matter Hub.