CyberKey Behavior Settings

CyberKey Blue, CyberKey Blue 2, CyberKey Blue 3, CyberKey Flash, and CyberKey Go are Bluetooth® compatible CyberKeys capable of using a Bluetooth PDA/cell phone communicator for downloads and updates. CyberKey Blue 2, CyberKey Blue 3, and CyberKey Flash have lithium ion rechargeable batteries. CyberKey Go has a replaceable CR2 lithium battery.

Options in this section help manage battery life on CyberKeys with Bluetooth radios.

Bluetooth Option	CyberKey Blue	CyberKey Blue 2 CyberKey Flash	CyberKey Blue 3	CyberKey Go
Activate by lock contact
Activate with 3 taps
Activate with button press
Always connectable	*	*
Require Bluetooth connection to open lock

*If not activated by lock contact or 3 taps, then the Bluetooth radio in CyberKey Blue, CyberKey Blue 2, and CyberKey Flash is always on.

By default, the Bluetooth radio in CyberKey Blue, CyberKey Blue 2, and CyberKey Flash is always on. This enables the CyberAudit Link app to communicate with the key any time the key is in Bluetooth range and makes the feature to Automatically close missions when they expire possible. If left in this state, the user should charge the battery daily. When the option is chosen to activate by lock contact or by 3 taps, then the radio is kept off until one of these actions occur. When activated, CyberKey Blue 2 and CyberKey Flash emit two high beeps with blue LED flashes to indicate their bluetooth radio is enabled. Their Bluetooth radio stays on for two minutes of inactivity before their radio turns off again. (five minutes on CyberKey Blue).

Bluetooth radio will turn off until activated by lock contact - The CyberKey Blue, CyberKey Blue and CyberKey Flash have the option to turn off the Bluetooth radio until it is awakened by contacting a CyberLock.

Bluetooth radio will turn off until activated with 3 taps on CyberKey Blue 2 and CyberKey Flash - The Bluetooth radio will be disabled on these keys until tapped three times. This may be used in combination with the option to touch a CyberLock so that either action will enable the radio.

The Bluetooth radio on a CyberKey Blue 3 and a CyberKey Go is always off by default. When activated by a button press and release (CyberKey Blue 3) or by tapping (CyberKey Go), the key waits up to 45 seconds for the CyberAudit Link app to connect to it before turning off again. They indicate the radio has been enabled by a quick low-high beep sequence.

Bluetooth always connectable (CyberKey Blue 3 and CyberKey Go only) - Checking this box instructs these keys to turn on their Bluetooth radio and keep it awake indefinitely. This enables the CyberAudit Link app to communicate with the key any time the key is in Bluetooth range and makes features like Automatically close missions when they expire possible. In this mode, CyberKey Blue 3 should be charged at least weekly and the battery on a CyberKey Go should be changed in two months.

Require active Bluetooth connection to open a CyberLock (CyberKey Blue 3 only) - When this mode is enabled, the key checks whether it is currently connected to a device via Bluetooth. It also periodically verifies the CyberAudit-Link app it is connected to. If the key has a current connection, it then checks its permissions and opens the lock. If no connection is present, it emits a high-low tone to let the user know to connect to the key with their phone.

When CyberKey Blue 3 has this active Bluetooth connection, it will notify CyberAudit Link 10 seconds after it records a new audit event. If another event happens within that 10 seconds, the timer will be reset to 10 seconds again. This notification will cause CyberAudit Link to download the key and send the audit trail events to the server. In this way, audit trails can come from the key in near real time.

• IR Open - Searches for a FlashLock or FlashReader via its IR tranceiver in the key tip
• Bluetooth - Turns on the Bluetooth radio on CyberKey Flash
• Wifi Sync - Tells CyberKey Air2 to look for a WiFi network and connect to its server
• Expires - Shows the date and time when the key will expire
• Key Info - Shows the Key serial number, firmware version, and keyscript version
• Battery - Displays OK or LOW
• Last Error - Shows the last error reported from the keyscript
• Clock - Displays the date and time from the key's clock
• Lock ID - Tells the key to wait for 6 seconds to touch a CyberLock. When a lock is contacted, it displays the eight character serial number of that lock and records the touch as a no open event. No event is recorded in the CyberLock.