CYBERLOCK INC.  

CyberKey Blue 2 contains internal memory with encrypted access codes, a list of locks it may access, schedules of authorized dates and times it may access locks, and a begin-end date range during which the key will operate.

CyberKey Blue 2 Details

Access on the go! With Bluetooth® 4.2 wireless technology, CyberKey Blue 2 pairs with any smart device running the CyberAudit® Link App. CyberKey Blue 2 uses both Classic or Bluetooth Low Energy. 

CyberKey Overview

CyberKey smart keys are designed with highly durable, fiberglass-reinforced casings and are programmed with access permissions for each key holder.

CyberKey Features

• Contains a unique ID that cannot be changed or duplicated
• Stores thousands of access events
  • 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 rechargeable battery which energizes both the key and each lock it touches

Specifications

• Physical: fiberglass reinforced nylon, replaceable brass tip
• Operating Temperatures: 32° to 122° F, 0° to 50° C
• Dimensions: 3.22’’ L x 0.65’’ W x 1.63’’ H (81.8 mm x 16.5 mm x 41.4 mm)
• Power: Rechargeable lithium ion polymer
• Memory: 4 MB for up to 12,000 audit trail records and access to 12,000 locks
• Communication: Classic or Bluetooth Low Energy 4.2

CyberLock electronic padlocks are ideal for managing access to cargo bays, trucks, gates, control boxes, and more. Cylinders include additional protection against the elements for padlock applications. The absence of a conventional keyway means it is not vulnerable to traditional lock picking techniques. The padlock cylinders are powered by CyberKey smart keys and require no power or wiring for installation.

Electronic Cylinder Features:

• Contains a unique ID that cannot be changed or duplicated
• Records over one thousand access events
  • Key ID
  • Date & Time
  • Event Type
• Retains encrypted access codes that bind the lock to a specific system
• Contains a list of blocked keys
• Can be installed indoors or outdoors

The CyberLock hockey puck padlock is a high-security padlock with a solid stainless-steel body. The lock hasp is completely protected, so it is not vulnerable to bolt cutters when locked. Applications include gates, cages, trucks, and cargo bays.

The current major release of CyberAudit-Web (CAW) was CAW 9. This release repackages all the advanced features of the CyberAudit software into a sleek, refined user interface. A new home page serves as a dashboard with an interactive summary that offers immediate visibility of your system, highlighting any components that require attention. It adds support for CyberKey Flash as well as the ValidiKey 20 Vault communicator. With an optional Software Enhancement Module (SEM), Enterprise 9.0 also supports FlashLock and FlashLock fobs.

Not only can users manage CyberLock and FlashLock products in one software platform, CyberAudit-Web also allows users to manage their CyberLock Flex system, which integrates hardwired access control into the suite of other CyberLock products.

CyberAudit-Web has a variety of SEMs to help meet the needs of a variety of customers. The Location Graphics enhancement module for CyberAudit Enterprise enables users to visually pinpoint where CyberLocks and Communicators are located. Icons representing CyberLock devices may be placed on maps or photos to illustrate where they are located throughout a building, city, state, or country.

Among a variety of other Software Enhancement Modules, the Dynamic Tags SEM provides dynamic access permissions to CyberLocks based on values of user-defined fields in people, lock, people tag, and lock tag records. Unlike the traditional static tags, locks and people are automatically added to and removed from Dynamic Tags based on whether their user-defined field values match the criteria of the tag.

Dynamic Tags can automatically grant or revoke access in real time, when the attributes of a person or lock change. For example, if access to a lock depends on whether an employee’s safety qualification has expired, the employee’s access can automatically be revoked on the day the license expires.

Send and receive duration limited access via text or email. Once users access the link, the screen of their device will begin flashing. There is no need to download an app or set up a FlashLock account. Users simply hold the phone up to the FlashLock face. If used during their assigned access schedule the lock will flash and the knob can be turned. If used outside of their access schedule the flashing screen will not open the lock.

FlashLock eliminates the need to worry about lost or stolen keys, copied keys and more! With FlashLock, your cellular device is your key. For everyday use, FlashLock can also be opened using a simple and compact FlashLock fob.

In order to adjust or remove permissions, a user-friendly, web-based interface allows customers to make changes at any time. Additionally, FlashLock can be integrated into a larger CyberLock system using CyberAudit-Web 9.0. This allows users to integrate CyberLock cylinders and smart keys with FlashLock and FlashLock fobs.

Applications for FlashLock are limitless! It is an ideal solution for residential or vacation homes, college dorms, apartments, hotels, churches, and more. FlashLock allows owners of residential and commercial facilities to control who enters what space, at what time.

Specifications

Physical: Brass and Stainless Steel

Operating Temperatures: 4º to 140º F, -20º to 60º C

Power: EL123 lithium battery, field replaceable

Battery Life: Up to 1 year

Audit Capacity: Up to 11,000 open/lock events

The ValidiKey 20 vault is a key cabinet designed to program and dispense up to 20 keys. The keys are stored in the secured vault in an unprogrammed state until an approved PIN and/or RFID card is presented. After the presentation of an approved PIN and/or RFID card the vault programs a key with that user’s access permissions and releases the door latch. The ValidiKey 20 vault reads the ID of most unencrypted 13.56 MHz RFID cards and recharges keys while in the vault. The front of the vault contains an RFID reader with an indicator light and keypad, as well as an LCD touchscreen. The ValidiKey 20 vault can be scalable, meaning numerous vaults can communicate within a single CyberAudit Enterprise system.

Specifications:

Physical: Black powder-coated aircraft-grade aluminum case; aluminum door, latch tested to 1200 lbs

Operating Temperatures: 32° to 122° F; 0° to 50° C; non-condensing; indoor or sheltered installations only

Dimensions: 16.3” H x 12.2” W x 4.6” D (414mm x 310mm x 117mm)

Power: Input- 100-240 VAC l.5A 50-60Hz Output- 19V DC 3.42A center-positive pin

Compatible Keys: CK-RXD, CK-RXD2, and all rechargeable Generation 2 Keys

Compatible RFID Cards: Reads the unique ID from unencrypted13.56MHz ISO 14443 Type A and B, and ISO 15693 format cards (i.e. I-Code, Mifare, Legic). Custom Wiegand reader option

The CyberKey Air 2 allows administrators to update access permissions in the field using a standard Wi-Fi network.  No smartphone or additional communication device is required. This enables system administrators to grant new permissions, revoke outdated permissions, and even disable a lost key, all without the key holder returning to the office.  The CyberKey Air 2 also records a time-stamped record of every access attempt by its user.  Whenever the Air 2 is connected to an authorized network, the system administrator has full visibility of which locks were accessed by the key holder. A three-button display allows users to navigate access modes, view key events, expirations, and battery status.

CyberKey Overview

CyberKey smart keys are designed with highly durable, polycarbonate casings and are programmed with access permissions for each key holder.

CyberKey Features

• Contains a unique ID that cannot be changed or duplicated
• Stores thousands of access events
  • 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 rechargeable battery which energizes both the key and each lock it touches

Specifications

Physical: polycarbonate, replaceable brass tip

Operating Temperatures: 32° to 122° F, 0° to 50° C

Dimensions: 3.22’’ L x 0.65’’ W x 1.63’’ H (81.8 mm x 16.5 mm x 41.4 mm)
Power: Rechargeable lithium ion polymer
Memory: 4MB for up to 12,000 audit trails and access to 12,000 locks

CyberKey Flash contains internal memory with encrypted access codes, a list of locks it may access, schedules of authorized dates and times it may access locks, and a begin-end date range during which the key will operate.

CyberKey Flash Details

Open a variety of access points with CyberKey Flash! CyberKey Flash can be used to open CyberLock access points, CyberLock Flex access points, as well as FlashLock access points.

Customizable Menu: LCD screen provides a menu for viewing expirations and battery status as well as selecting key functions.

Convenient Key Communication: Features dual-mode Bluetooth technology for in-the-field permission updates.

CyberKey Overview

CyberKey smart keys are designed with highly durable, polycarbonate casings and are programmed with access permissions for each key holder.

CyberKey Features

• Contains a unique ID that cannot be changed or duplicated
• Stores thousands of access events
  • 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 rechargeable battery which energizes both the key and each lock it touches

Specifications

Physical: Polycarbonate case, replaceable brass tip

Operating Temperatures: 32° to 122° F, 0° to 50° C

Dimensions: 3.22’’ L x 0.65’’ W x 1.63’’ H (81.8 mm x 16.5 mm x 41.4 mm)

Power: Rechargeable lithium ion polymer

Memory: 4 MB for up to 12,000 audit trail records and access to 12,000 locks

Communication: Classic or Bluetooth Low Energy 4.2, IR, 13.56 MHz RFID

The CyberKey X 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 authorized dates and times it may access locks, and a begin-end date range during which the key will operate. The battery from a CyberKey energizes the electronics within a CyberLock cylinder. The access permissions for the CyberKey X can be updated via an infrared port in the key tip, allowing for a simple, fast update.

CyberKey Overview

CyberKey smart keys are designed with highly durable fiberglass-reinforced casings and are programmed with access permissions for each key holder.

CyberKey Features

• Contains a unique ID that cannot be changed or duplicated
• Has the ability to store thousands of access events
  • 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 replaceable battery which energizes both the key and each lock it touches

Specifications:

Physical: Fiberglass reinforced nylon, replaceable brass tip

Operating Temperatures: 32° to 122° F, 0° to 50° C

Dimensions: 2.87” H x 1.65” W x 0.85” D (72.8 mm x 41.9 mm x 21.6 mm)

Power: 3 V lithium CR2 battery, field replaceable

Memory: 2 MB for up to 12,000 audit trail events and up to 12,000 locks with Lock List Filtering SEM

FlashBox is designed for commercial and residential users that seek to administer temporary and scheduled access to keys, RFID cards, and other compact access control equipment. Administrators simply send a text or an email to an individual to grant access to the FlashBox. FlashBox streamlines user access by receiving a secure access code via the display screen of a web-enabled device, eliminating the need to download a dedicated mobile application or setup an account. The user simply opens a link in a text or email and holds the flashing screen to the lock face! FlashBox can be mounted in three ways; shackled over a doorknob, hung over a door, or mounted to a wall.

Specifications

Physical: Powder-coated aluminum box with rubber coated stainless steel shackle

Operating Temperatures: -4º to 140º F, -20º to 60º C

Power: 4AA batteries, field replaceable (supplied with alkaline, lithium recommended for cold weather)

Battery Life: Alkaline: up to 1 year; Lithium: over 1 year

CyberKey Overview

CyberKey smart keys are designed with highly durable fiberglass-reinforced casings and are programmed with access permissions for each key holder.

CyberKey Features

• Contains a unique ID that cannot be changed or duplicated
• Stores thousands of access events
  • Lock ID
  • Date & Time
  • Event Type
• Carries personalized access schedules for the key holder
• Retains encrypted access codes that bind the key to a specific system
• Includes a rechargeable battery which energizes both the key and each lock it touches

Specifications

Physical: Fiberglass reinforced nylon, replaceable brass tip

Operating Temperatures: 32° to 122° F, 0° to 50° C

Dimensions: 3.22’’ L x 0.65’’ W x 1.63’’ H (81.8 mm x 16.5 mm x 41.4 mm)
Power: Rechargeable lithium ion polymer
Memory: 4MB for up to 12,000 audit trail events and access to 12,000 locks