CyberKey Smart Key - EKA CyberLock

CyberKey

SMART KEY

CYBERKEY

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The CyberKey is an electronic, programmable smart key that cannot be duplicated.

Each CyberKey can be programmed with the permissions for every CyberLock: which CyberLocks a users CyberKey can open, as well as the days and times each CyberLock can be opened.

In this way, each user only needs one CyberKey to access any CyberLock in a system, whether it’s a major entry door, or an obscure and remote cabinet or padlock.

Since the CyberKey is electronic, permissions can be revoked. Administrators can set CyberKey expirations to occur regularly (daily, weekly or more often) and can also do this on an ad-hoc basis if CyberKeys are lost.

Each CyberKey contains four levels of intelligence: encrypted access codes to ensure the key is from the same installation; the unique ID number of the CyberKey; access privileges for the user of the CyberKey; and storage of up to the last 12,000 events, both entries and denied entries.

The unique exchange of encrypted access codes between the CyberLock and CyberKey gives the highest degree of key integrity. The encrypted codes ensure CyberKeys from other systems cannot work in your system.

PERMISSION & SCHEDULES
Each CyberKey contains a specific list of authorised CyberLocks and a schedule of when they may be accessed.

For example, a CyberKey can be programmed to allow access to one or several CyberLocks from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturdays. CyberKeys presented outside of this schedule are denied access.

All user CyberKeys can be programmed to block other user CyberKeys in the event of a CyberKey being lost or stolen.

CYBERKEY EXPIRATIONS
CyberKeys can be assigned a start date and an expiration date. This means CyberKeys can be issued before they become active, and can be set to expire at a specific time in the future.

Administrators must authorise CyberKeys before access will be granted again.

Setting short-term expiration dates is an excellent way to minimise risk due to lost or stolen CyberKeys.

Smart Key Features

Standard, rechargeable, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi versions available
Contains a unique ID that cannot be changed or duplicated
Has the ability to store thousands of access records: Lock ID, Date & Time, Event Type
Carries access schedules for the specific key holder
Retains encrypted access codes that bind the key to a specific system
Includes a battery which energises both the CyberKey and each CyberLock it touches
Includes rechargeable key options or CR2 lithium battery
Non-volatile memory holds access events, even if the battery fails
Made from impact-resistant nylon for high durability
Water-resistant, coated electronics
Sacrificial brass tip prevents wearing of CyberLock cylinders
Brass tip easily replaced in the field
Can be programmed for one or many CyberLock cylinders
Multiple notifications (beeps, flashes or even email notifications) for low battery on CyberKeys

250

Lock Download Capacity

With lock list of 500 locks and audit trail of 1000 events

1000

Lock Programming Jobs

12000

Audit Trails

3900 to 12,000 audit trails depending on CyberKey model

12000

Lock Access Schedules

Requires lock list filtering SEM

ONE TOUCH

Programming for New Locks

List of available keys

CyberKey II Battery

The CK-IR7 CyberKey smart key is powered by a 3-volt lithium CR2 replaceable battery and is compatible with all CyberLock cylinders. The off-the-shelf 3-volt lithium batteries can easily be changed in the field.

CyberKey II Rechargeable

The CK-RXD2 CyberKey II smart key is powered by a rechargeable lithium ion polymer battery and is compatible with all CyberLock cylinders. The key can be recharged via the USB port from a computer, car charger, or any other compatible USB device. Additionally, a variety of stand-alone recharging stations and communication devices with recharging capabilities are available.

CyberKey Air

The CyberKey Air is an electronic key used to operate CyberLock cylinders. It has memory that contains encrypted access codes, a list of locks it may access, schedules of authorised dates and times it may access locks, and a begin-end date range during which the key will operate. The battery from a CyberKey energises the electronics within a CyberLock cylinder. The Wi-Fi capabilities of this key enable real time updating of schedules, permissions, and access events when the key is connected to an authorised Wi-Fi network.

CyberKey Blue 3

The Bluetooth 5.0 is activated with the push of a button and allows users to update access permissions on the go using an Android or iOS app. CyberKey Blue 3 has a convenient micro-USB port for charging on the go.

CyberKey USB

The CyberKey USB is an electronic key used to operate CyberLock cylinders. It has memory that contains encrypted access codes, a list of locks it may access, schedules of authorised dates and times it may access locks, and a begin-end date range during which the key will operate. The battery from a CyberKey energises the electronics within a CyberLock cylinder.

CyberKey Flash

The CyberKey Flash is an electronic key that can access CyberLock, FlashLock, and CyberLock Flex access points. The three-button menu and display allows users to select key actions, view expirations, check battery status and wake up Bluetooth functions. Internal memory contains encrypted access codes, a list of locks it may access, schedules of authorised dates and times it may access locks, and a begin-end date range during which the key will operate.