Device and firmware compatibility matrix

Use this article to check what a given DOOR device can do and what firmware version it currently runs. It has two tables: a device capability matrix (what each device supports by design) and a latest firmware versions table (the current firmware released for each device). Consult it when planning an install, confirming whether a device is up to date, or deciding whether a device needs a firmware update.

Device capability matrix

This table lists capabilities that are fixed by the device's hardware and design — they do not change with firmware.

Device Type Power Credential delivery Mechanical key backup Qi jumpstart
DOOR Link Passive QR panel None (passive) None — visitor scans QR
Latch C1 Deadbolt lock Battery (4 AA) Door Sync (Bluetooth) Yes No
Latch C2 Deadbolt lock Battery (6 AA) Door Sync (Bluetooth) No Yes
Latch M2 Mortise lock Battery (6 AA) Door Sync (Bluetooth) Yes Yes
Latch G-M2 Mortise lock Battery (6 AA) Door Sync (Bluetooth) Yes Yes
Latch M3 Mortise lock Battery (6 AA) Door Sync (Bluetooth) Yes Yes
eGenius Interconnected mortise Battery only (4 AA) Door Sync (Bluetooth) Yes Yes
Latch R2 Wired reader Wired only (12–24 VDC) Network-based No No
Latch Camera PoE camera PoE only — (pairs to an Intercom door)
Latch Intercom Wired call station 2-wire DC or PoE (802.3bt 50W+) Network-based
DOOR Hub Gateway AC + backup battery — (carries device traffic)

Latest firmware versions

The current firmware version released for each device. A device running an older version can be brought up to date through a firmware upgrade (a separate DOOR-managed process — not a Door Sync).

Device Latest firmware
Latch R 4.6.3 (4.7.2 for DSN-only configurations)
Latch R2 5.2.3
Latch M (1st gen) 6.6.3
Latch M (2nd gen) 3.3.2
Latch M2 (Montreux / Geneva M) 2.3.5
Latch C 2.4.2
Latch C2 2.3.5
eGenius powered by Latch (Sawyer) 2.3.6
Intercom OS 1.20.1
DOOR Hub 1.13.21

 

How to read these tables

  • Credential delivery describes how access reaches the device. Battery locks receive credentials and schedules through a Door Sync over Bluetooth — they are not on the network. The Latch R2 and Intercom are network devices and receive access over their connection. Door Sync does not apply to them.
  • Mechanical key backup indicates whether the lock has a physical key cylinder as a fallback. A dash means the device is not a lock with a key (a reader, camera, panel, or gateway).
  • Qi jumpstart indicates whether you can power a battery lock with dead batteries by holding a Qi charger to the Lens long enough to unlock once and replace the batteries. A dash means the capability does not apply.
  • Latest firmware is the most recent version released for each device. Firmware is separate from Door Sync: a Door Sync delivers credentials, schedules, and battery status; it does not upgrade firmware. Firmware upgrades are a separate DOOR-managed process.

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