Will Puck.js open my Eqiva smart lock?

Posted on Thu 14th, November 2019

• #1

Mesyu

I have a puck.js doing nothing for years. Could it be programmed to open my Eqiva BLE smart door lock?
https://www.eq-3.com/products/homematic/detail/bluetooth-smart-lock.html
The QR safety code is on a card.
• #2

Gordon

Yes, it definitely looks possible. There seems to be a JS library for controlling them at https://github.com/oyooyo/keyble/blob/master/keyble.js - however the protocol looks quite complex - it could take a while to get it running on Espruino...
• #3

Mesyu

Thanks @Gordon for pointing me at this github, it had not shown up in my searches. Agree with you that the protocol look quite complex. Maybe it better run it on a Pi and run an mqtt command from the puck.js?
• #4

Gordon

Maybe it better run it on a Pi

That would be the easy option I think. It may well be possible to get it working (the code in that repo might be overly complex) but it depends how much time you're wanting to spend!

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