Supra ActiveKEY User manual

ActiveKEY®
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Copyright © 2015 United Technologies Corporation. All rights reserved.
Document number 10097725P1-09 (Jan 2015)
Disclaimer The information in this document is subject to change without notice. United Technologies Corporation
(“UTC”) assumes no responsibility for inaccuracies or omissions and specically disclaims any
liabilities, losses, or risks, personal or otherwise, incurred as a consequence, directly or indirectly, of
the use or application of any of the contents of this document. For the latest documentation, contact
Supra or visit us online at www.supraekey.com.
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address of actual businesses or persons is entirely coincidental.
Trademarks and
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Intended use Use this product only for the purpose it was designed for. For the latest product information, contact
Supra or visit us online at www.supraekey.com.
Rules and
regulations relating
to the use of the
service
Key Possession. Each keyholder (“Keyholder”) is responsible for the key (“Key”) issued to him or
her.
Current Update. The Key must be updated in order to access keyboxes (“Keyboxes”). The Key
cannot be updated unless the Keyholder is in good standing with the organization (“Organization”)
and UTC, is authorized to use the Service, and is in compliance with the obligations for the use of
the Service including, without limitation, these rules and regulations.
Equipment Security. It is necessary to maintain the security and the personal identication number
(“PIN”) of the Key to prevent the use of the Key and the Service by unauthorized persons. Each
person in possession of a Key, whether such Key is being actively used or not, shall abide by the
following terms and conditions:
To keep the Key in authorized Keyholder’s possession or in a safe place at all times;
Not to allow the PIN for the Key to be displayed on or attached to the Key for any purpose whatsoever
or to be disclosed to any third party;
Not to lend or otherwise transfer the Key to any other person or entity, or permit any other person
or entity to use the Key for any purpose whatsoever, whether or not such other person or entity is
authorized to use the Key;
Not to duplicate the Key or allow any other person to do so;
Not to assign, transfer or pledge the Key;
Not to (i) destroy, alter, reproduce, modify, adapt, translate, reverse engineer, de-compile,
disassemble or tamper with the Key or knowingly or unknowingly allow anyone else to do so; or (ii)
provide or otherwise make available the software or any part or copies thereof to any third party;
To notify your Organization or UTC within forty-eight (48) hours if the Key is lost or stolen;
To follow all additional security procedures as specied by your Organization; and
To safeguard the code for each Keybox from all other individuals and entities, whether or not they
are authorized users of the service.
Keybox Authorization. Before a Keybox is installed or used on any piece of real property, the prior
written authorization to install or use a Keybox must be obtained from the property owner, as well as
from any tenant(s) in possession of the property, if applicable. Extreme care shall be used to ensure
that all doors to the listed property and the Keybox are locked. All owners and/or tenant(s) of real
property shall be informed that the Keybox is not designed to be, or intended as, a security device.

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Table of Contents
Preface............................................................................................................................... iv
Safety Terms and Symbols ...........................................................................................iv
Chapter 1 Introduction ....................................................................................1
Supra System Overview.................................................................................................... 2
ActiveKEY Overview.......................................................................................................... 2
Navigation..................................................................................................................... 3
Menu Options ............................................................................................................... 3
Audio Tones .................................................................................................................. 4
Preferences .................................................................................................................. 5
Showing Notications ................................................................................................... 5
SupraWEB Login................................................................................................................ 6
ActiveKEY Alert.................................................................................................................. 6
Chapter 2 Updating..........................................................................................7
Automatic Update .............................................................................................................. 8
Updating Options............................................................................................................... 8
Manual Sync....................................................................................................................... 8
Computer Connection ....................................................................................................... 8
Install ActiveKEY PC Sync............................................................................................ 8
Use ActiveKEY PC Sync............................................................................................... 9
Update Code....................................................................................................................... 9
Supra Website .............................................................................................................. 9
Automated Voice System............................................................................................ 10
Enter an Update Code................................................................................................ 10
Chapter 3 iBox Devices .................................................................................11
Access iBox Devices....................................................................................................... 12
Release the Key Container......................................................................................... 12
Placing Listing Keys in iBox Devices.......................................................................... 13
Showing Hours ........................................................................................................... 13
Release the Shackle................................................................................................... 14
Call Before Showing (CBS)............................................................................................. 14
Cooperating Systems...................................................................................................... 14
Chapter 4 Showing Activity ..........................................................................15
Showing Activity Overview ............................................................................................. 16
Read an iBox Device .................................................................................................. 16
KIM Voice Report........................................................................................................ 16
Chapter 5 Support and Troubleshooting .....................................................17
Troubleshooting Tips ...................................................................................................... 18
Error Codes ...................................................................................................................... 20
Contacting Us................................................................................................................... 21
Training Library........................................................................................................... 21

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Preface
This is the ActiveKEY®User Manual. This document includes an overview of the product and detailed
instructions explaining:
• How to charge the ActiveKEY;
• How to manually update the ActiveKEY when compatible cell coverage is not available;
• How to access iBox keybox devices;
• How to set the showing notication preferences in your ActiveKEY; and
• How to view showing activity for your listings at SupraWEB.
There is also information describing how to contact technical support if you have questions or concerns.
Read these instructions and all other ActiveKEY documentation entirely before installing or operating this
product. The most current versions of this and related documentation may be found on our website at
www.supraekey.com.
The following conventions are used in this document:
Bold Menu items and buttons
Italic Emphasis of an instruction or point; special terms
File names, path names, windows, panes, tabs, elds, variables, and other GUI elements
Titles of books and various documents
Blue italic Hyperlinks to cross-references, related topics, and URL addresses
NARROW Text that displays on the ActiveKEY or computer screen
Safety Terms and Symbols
These terms may appear in this manual:
CAUTION: Cautions identify conditions or practices that may result in damage to the equipment or other
property.
WARNING: Warnings identify conditions or practices that could result in equipment damage or serious
personal injury.

1Chapter 1
Introduction
Chapter 1 Introduction
This chapter provides an overview of the Supra Keybox System and the
ActiveKEY.
In this chapter:
Supra System Overview ......................................................................... 2
ActiveKEY Overview ............................................................................... 2
Navigation............................................................................................ 3
Menu Options ...................................................................................... 3
Audio Tones......................................................................................... 4
Battery Charging.................................................................................. 4
Preferences ......................................................................................... 5
Showing Notications .......................................................................... 5
SupraWEB Login ..................................................................................... 6
ActiveKEY Alert ....................................................................................... 6

2Chapter 1
Introduction
Supra System Overview
The ActiveKEY is part of the Supra Keybox system. The components of the system include:
Keyboxes. Supra iBox, iBox BT, and iBox BT LE devices hold the listing keys to your properties.
To show a listing, you must access the keys inside the iBox placed on the listing.
ActiveKEY. The ActiveKEY allows you to access Supra iBox devices and keeps track of the iBox
devices it has opened.
SupraWEB. SupraWEB is the agent website, available at www.supraekey.com where you can go
to obtain an update code for your key, identify the name of a keyholder by key serial number,
manage your iBox, iBox BT, or iBox BT LE inventory, view, email, and schedule activity reports,
view and send showing feedback, and manage your bill.
Supra Network. The Supra network maintains all key and iBox data.
KIMvoice. The Keybox Information Manager (KIM), is the Supra network that maintains the key
and keybox data. Automated voice access to KIM is available by calling 888-968-4032.
ActiveKEY Overview
The ActiveKEY (Figure 1) allows access to Supra iBox, iBox BT, or iBox BT LE via infrared. The LCD
screen on the front of the ActiveKEY displays menu options, codes, and messages. The key serial
number and technical support information is on the back of the ActiveKEY.
Figure 1. ActiveKEY
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Infrared (IR) Port
LCD Screen
Flashlight
Screen
Backlight
Support Info/
Send Alert Email
USB Port
Charger Port
Wireless
Antenna

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Introduction
Navigation
The following table describes the buttons on the ActiveKEY and their uses:
Button Description
on/off Turns the ActiveKEY on and off
enter Selects a menu option; accepts a code
cancel Exits a menu option or backspaces when entering a code
arrows Scroll up and down through the menu options
0-9
numbered
buttons
Enter codes, such as PIN or shackle code, into the ActiveKEY
Turns the ashlight on and off
To activate the ashlight, press the on/off button to turn on the ActiveKEY, then press the ashlight button
located between the two (2) arrow keys.
Turns the backlight on and off to illuminate the LCD screen and entire keypad to see numbers and instructions
in low light
To activate the backlight, press the on/off button to turn on the ActiveKEY, then press the light bulb button to
the left of the zero button.
Press and release the Sbutton to display support contact information
Press and hold the Supra logo button for three (3) seconds to send an alert email message. Refer to “ActiveKEY
alert” on page 6.
Menu Options
The following table describes the menu options available on the ActiveKEY:
Menu option Action
OBTAIN KEY Access a keybox to obtain the listing key
DISPLAY KEYBOX
SHOWINGS
Display the number of showings you’ve had at your iBox(s)
RELEASE SHACKLE Release the iBox shackle
CALL BEFORE
SHOWING
Enter a Call Before Showing (CBS) code
READ KEYBOX
ACTIVITY
Display the activity information stored in an iBox
MANUALLY INPUT
UPDATE
Enter an update code
VIEW ERROR CODES View recent error codes for troubleshooting
CLEAR KEYBOX
LISTING DATA
Clear listing information programmed into an iBox
RESET SECURITY Use the ActiveKEY’s cellular connection to update the version
SET IBOX TIMED
ACCESS
Program a keybox for timed or 24-hour access
REVIEW MESSAGES Review messages from your broker, Association, or Supra
PREFERENCES Set your showing notication frequency and ActiveKEY tone preferences
VIEW ACTIVEKEY
STATUS
Display the ActiveKEY’s status, including whether it is enabled, active, and if compatible cell coverage is
available
ABOUT Display the ActiveKEY’s rmware version and manufacture date

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Introduction
Audio Tones
The ActiveKEY uses several audio tones to communicate with you.
Audio tone Description
1 beep A button has been pressed on the ActiveKEY keypad
2 beeps Code entry complete
3 beeps Shutting down
4 beeps Operation complete
Series of beeps Communicating with an iBox
1 long buzz Error (Refer to “Error codes” on page 20 to diagnose the error)
2 buzzes Low battery
3 buzzes Programming error. Call Support to determine if your ActiveKEY needs to be reprogrammed or
replaced. (Refer to “Contacting us” on page 21)
The audio tones in the ActiveKEY can be turned on or off.
Set the audio tone preferences in the ActiveKEY:
1. Press on/off to turn on the ActiveKEY.
2. Scroll to the PREFERENCES menu option and press enter.
3. Press 2for TONE .
4. Press 1to turn the tones on, or press 2to turn the tones off.
5. Press enter to accept the changes and exit the menu.
Battery Charging
The ActiveKEY has a non-replaceable, rechargeable battery. Use the provided wall charger to recharge
the battery. When you rst receive the ActiveKEY, plug it in using the wall charger overnight to give it a
full charge and make sure to recharge it on a regular basis thereafter.
Another option is to use a vehicle charger. Most vehicles only charge the ActiveKEY while the vehicle
ignition is on. If your ActiveKEY is charging, the display will read CHARGING and will show the current
battery level in the key.
CAUTION: Use only a Supra recommended wall or vehicle charger. Using a non-approved charger may
result in damage to the ActiveKEY.
Connecting the ActiveKEY to the computer with the USB cable will not adequately charge the key. Most
computers do not pass enough charge through the USB cable to offset a cellular radio’s consumption.
To preserve battery power, the ActiveKEY shuts down after 30 seconds of inactivity.
You can conserve battery power by turning off showing notications in the ActiveKEY. Refer to “Showing
notications” on page 5.
When the battery level is low, the ActiveKEY alerts the user by emitting two (2) short buzz tones. To
check the battery status, turn on the ActiveKEY. The battery level displays on the screen.
When the ActiveKEY battery is very low, the ActiveKEY displays LOW BATTERY when turned on, and it then
turns itself off. If the battery is completely drained, the key will not turn on. Charge the battery in both
instances. A full charge takes approximately eight (8) hours.

5Chapter 1
Introduction
The Supra system sends an email when the battery has reached the end of its useful life. This can
happen if the key is used for more than six (6) years. The rst indication of this situation is usually a
battery will not hold a charge for very long. The email reminds you to replace the key.
The ActiveKEY is designed to operate in temperatures between -4° and 131°F (-20° and 55°C). Low or
high-temperature conditions may shorten battery life or cause the ActiveKEY to malfunction.
If the ActiveKEY is below 32°F (0°C) or above 104°F (40°C), the battery will not charge.
WARNING: DO NOT leave an ActiveKEY in hot environments, including a car, because temperatures in
parked cars can exceed this range.
For maximum battery life, store the ActiveKEY at room temperature.
If the ActiveKEY reaches a temperature over 131°F (55°C), the key automatically goes into safe mode.
If you see the following message on the ActiveKEY: MAXTEMP EXCEEDED SAFE MODE ON, the key has
reached a high temperature and cannot be used until it cools down.
Preferences
Set the preferences in the ActiveKEY for the following:
• Showing notications
• Audio tones
Showing Notications
The ActiveKEY can be set to automatically notify you when there was a showing at your listings between
8 a.m. to 8. p.m (9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daylight saving time).
The ActiveKEY battery drains faster when showing notications are turned on. If you do not want to be
notied when you have a showing, or want to conserve battery power in your ActiveKEY, turn showing
notications off.
Set the showing notication preferences:
1. Press on/off to turn on the ActiveKEY.
2. Scroll to the PREFERENCES menu option and press enter.
3. Press 1for NOTIFICATION .
4. The screen (Figure 2) shows your options. Press 1 to turn notication on, or 2to turn notication off.
5. Press enter to accept the changes and exit the menu.
Figure 2. Showing notication preference screen
NOTIFICATION ON
1 = ON
2 = OFF

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Introduction
SupraWEB Login
You can manage your key when you log into SupraWEB. For more information on how to register to log
into SupraWEB, refer to the SupraWEB Single Sign-On Instructions available at www.supraekey.com,
click the Customer Support link at the top navigation bar and SupraWEB Resources.
To log into SupraWEB:
1. Go to www.supraekey.com.
2. Select SupraWEB Login for Real Estate Agents.
3. Enter your Single Sign-On (SSO) number and four-digit PIN code.
Note: The rst time you login with your user ID and password, your key serial number, PIN, and Board/
Association (select from a dropdown list) are required.
4. Click Login.
ActiveKEY Alert
The ActiveKEY Alert feature uses the ActiveKEY’s wireless capability to send a preset email message
with just the press of a button. Select up to three (3) contacts and the text of the email message ahead
of time.
Enable the ActiveKEY Alert feature:
1. Log into SupraWEB.
2. Select the ActiveKEY Alerts link.
Note: The rst time the link is selected the terms and conditions and license agreement pops up to
either accept or deny.
3. Verify your email address.
4. Click the Enable Service button.
5. Enter contact information for up to three (3) people.
6. Edit the default message or enter a new message up to 100 characters.
7. Click Save.
Once the contacts are set up, a notication is emailed to each of the contacts on the list. The email
notication to the contacts includes a link for them to opt out. When a contact opts out, an email is sent
to you informing you that one of your contacts has been removed.
To send an Alert message, press and hold the Sbutton for three (3) continuous seconds.
The ActiveKEY displays: SENDING ALERT...
Once complete, the ActiveKEY displays ALERT DONE and the backlight on the ActiveKEY ashes to let you
know your alert message has been emailed to your contacts.

7Chapter 2
Updating
Chapter 2 Updating
This chapter explains how the ActiveKEY updates automatically and how to
manually update the ActiveKEY.
In this chapter:
Automatic Update.................................................................................... 8
Updating Options .................................................................................... 8
Manual Sync ............................................................................................ 8
Computer Connection............................................................................. 8
Install ActiveKEY PC Sync .................................................................. 8
Use ActiveKEY PC Sync ..................................................................... 9
Update Code ............................................................................................ 9
Supra Website..................................................................................... 9
Automatec Voice System .................................................................. 10
Enter an Update Code....................................................................... 10

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Updating
Automatic Update
The ActiveKEY contains a cellular radio to communicate with the Supra network on a regular basis to
automatically update the ActiveKEY, send and receive showing notications, and receive messages.
To stay updated, the ActiveKEY needs to be within compatible cellular range for ten (10) continuous
minutes during any 24-hour period. For more information on compatible cellular range, refer to the “How
do I know if my ActiveKEY is in cell coverage?” section of Chapter 5, Support and Troubleshooting.
To ensure the ActiveKEY remains updated and timely transmits showing data, the radio in the ActiveKEY
cannot be turned off. The on/off button controls the display only.
As long as the ActiveKEY is updated, it does not need to be within cellular range to open iBox devices.
The ActiveKEY does need to be in compatible cellular range to send and receive showing notications.
If you are out of coverage range for more than 24 hours, the ActiveKEY displays the message: KEY IS
EXPIRED/UPDATE NOW .
Updating Options
If the ActiveKEY was outside of compatible cellular range for more than 24 hours and has expired, there
are four (4) ways to update the key:
In compatible cellular range:
• Select the Manual ESYNC option on the ActiveKEY
Outside of compatible cellular range:
• Connect theActiveKEY to the PC and use theActiveKEY PC Sync software to update theActiveKEY
• Obtain an update code from SupraWEB and enter it into the ActiveKEY
• Obtain an update code from the KIM voice access system and enter it into the ActiveKEY
Manual Sync
The manual esync function that gives you the ability to update your ActiveKEY manually when you are in
compatible cellular range.
1. Select the MANUAL ESYNC option on the ActiveKEY.
2. Press enter.
Computer Connection
The ActiveKEY can be manually activated by installing the ActiveKEY PC Sync software on a computer
and connect the ActiveKEY to the computer. Then the software can update the ActiveKEY using the
Internet connection.
Install ActiveKEY PC Sync
Access the ActiveKEY PC Sync software download from the Supra website.
Download the software:
1. Go to www.supraekey.com.
2. In the top navigation bar select Downloads.

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3. Select ActiveKEY PC-Sync Software and click Run when the dialog box opens.
The software is downloaded to the computer and the ActiveKEY PC Sync Setup Wizard opens. Click Next
and follow the instructions in the installation wizard to install the ActiveKEY PC Sync software onto the
computer and connect the ActiveKEY for the rst time.
Use ActiveKEY PC Sync
After the ActiveKEY PC Sync software is installed, update the key any time by connecting it to the
computer with the provided USB cable.
When you connect your ActiveKEY, the ActiveKEY Update Info window opens.
Figure 3. ActiveKEY Update Info window
The ActiveKEY Update Info window contains the following buttons:
Update Key. Updates the ActiveKEY using the computer’s Internet connection.
Status. Displays the ActiveKEY’s status.
View Log. Displays a log of the past online updates.
Edit Settings. Congures the ActiveKEY connection settings.
Update Code
Manually update the key by obtaining an update code from the Supra website or voice access system.
Note: The number of consecutive updates codes may be limited. Contact your Association/MLS for
more information.
Supra Website
Obtain an update code from SupraWEB:
1. Log into SupraWEB.
2. Select the Update Code link under Quick Links. The update code displays.

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Updating
Automated Voice System
Obtain an update code from the automated voice system, do the following:
1. Call 1-888-968-4032.
2. When prompted, enter the ActiveKEY serial number and PIN code, followed by the # sign.
3. KIM reads a list of options. Press 1on the phone keypad for an update code.
Enter an Update Code
Enter the update code into the ActiveKEY:
1. Press on/off to turn on the ActiveKEY.
2. Scroll to the MANUALLY INPUT UPDATE menu option and press enter.
3. Enter the update code using the keypad and press enter.
Four (4) quick beeps indicate that the operation is successful.

11Chapter 3
iBoxes
Chapter 3 iBox Devices
This chapter explains how to access and manage the iBox, iBox BT, and the
iBox BT LE, gives information on Call Before Showing (CBS), and how to
access cooperating keybox systems.
In this chapter:
Access iBox Devices ............................................................................ 12
Release the Key Container................................................................ 12
Place Listing Keys in iBox Devices.................................................... 13
Showing Hours .................................................................................. 13
Release the Shackle ......................................................................... 14
Call Before Showing (CBS) .................................................................. 14
Cooperating Systems ........................................................................... 14

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iBoxes
Access iBox Devices
The ActiveKEY allows access to the Supra iBox, iBox BT, or iBox BT LE. The ActiveKEY does not need
to be within cellular range to open the iBox device, but it does need to be updated. Refer to “Manual
updating” on page 8 if your ActiveKEY has been outside compatible cellular range for more than
24 hours.
Figure 4. Supra iBox BT and iBox
The ActiveKEY communicates with the iBox, iBox BT, or iBox BT LE using infrared technology. The
infrared port on the top of the ActiveKEY transmits information to the infrared lens on the front of the iBox
device. The distance should be less than a foot between the ActiveKEY and the iBox device. Direct
sunlight can interfere with the infrared communication and shading the area between the ActiveKEY and
the iBox device may be required.
Release the Key Container
Access the key container on an iBox, iBox BT, or iBox BT LE:
1. Press on/off to turn on the ActiveKEY.
2. At the OBTAIN KEY menu option, press enter.
3. Enter your four-digit PIN code and press enter.
Note: Two (2) beeps sound and the ActiveKEY will power down in ve (5) minutes.
4. Point the top of the ActiveKEY at the iBox, iBox BT, or iBox BT LE infrared lens. After a few
seconds, the key container unlocks.
5. Press up on the bottom of the key container within 30 seconds to remove it from the iBox or iBox
BT. If you do not press up on the container within 30 seconds, it relocks.
A buzz tone sounds if the operation is unsuccessful, and the ActiveKEY displays a message alerting you
to the error.
iBox BT Classic iBox
Infrared lens
Shackle
Shackle
iBox BT LE
Infrared lens

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iBoxes
Placing Listing Keys in iBox Devices
The classic iBox key container holds up to three (3) listing keys. The iBox BT and iBox BT LE key
containers holds up to ve (5) listing keys or two (2) gate cards and two (2) keys. Before closing the key
container, verify that all items are well inside and the front is not bowing or bulging out. Listing agents
should always make sure there is a spare set of listing keys before closing the key container.
Caution: Do not place ID tags, key rings, or loose objects in the key container. They can jam the container.
To close the key container, turn the key container to face you, see the gure below. Insert the key
container into the bottom of the iBox and push up until it closes.
Figure 14. Key Container
Showing Hours
The iBox device can be programmed to allow 24-hour access or timed access for specic hours.
To determine the timed access hours programmed into the iBox, contact your Association or MLS.
Showing hours are in standard time. If the area observes daylight saving time, the actual access hours
are one (1) hour later than the hours set in the iBox or iBox BT during daylight saving time. For example,
if an iBox, iBox BT, or iBox BT LE is programmed for access from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Standard Time, during
daylight saving time, the actual showing hours are 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Activate or deactivate timed access in an iBox device:
1. Press on/off to turn on the ActiveKEY.
2. Scroll to the SET IBOX TIMED ACCESS menu option and press enter.
3. Press 1to activate timed access hours or 2to activate 24-hour access.
4. Enter the iBox shackle code and press enter. The ActiveKEY powers down in ve (5) minutes.
5. Point the ActiveKEY at the infrared lens on the front of the iBox device to program the new setting.

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iBoxes
Release the Shackle
Each iBox device has a shackle code that releases the shackle for installation or removal at a listing.
Release the shackle on an iBox:
Note: For an iBox BT and iBox BT LE, press down on the shackle with one hand while supporting the
bottom of the iBox device with the other hand. Then pull up on the shackle to remove it completely from
the iBox device. For a classic iBox, the shackle pops open. To remove the shackle completely, perform
steps 1-5 while providing upward pressure on the shackle.
1. Press on/off to turn on the ActiveKEY.
2. Scroll to the RELEASE SHACKLE menu option and press enter.
3. Enter the four-digit shackle code for the iBox, iBox BT, or iBox BT LE and press enter.
4. Point the ActiveKEY at the iBox device’s infrared lens. After a few seconds, the shackle releases.
5. For an iBox BT and iBox BT LE, press down on the shackle with one hand while supporting the
bottom of the iBox device with the other hand. Then pull up on the shackle to remove it completely
from the iBox device.
For a classic iBox, the shackle pops open. To remove the shackle completely, repeat steps the
above steps 1-5 while providing upward pressure on the shackle.
Call Before Showing (CBS)
Every iBox device contains a Call Before Showing (CBS) code that your Association or MLS can activate.
The CBS code allows the listing agent to control iBox access by requiring the showing agent to call for
authorization before opening the iBox device. If the CBS code is active in the iBox device, enter the CBS
code into the ActiveKEY before accessing it.
Enter a CBS code into the ActiveKEY:
1. Press on/off to turn on the ActiveKEY.
2. Scroll to the CALL BEFORE SHOWING menu option and press enter.
3. Enter the CBS code and press enter.
Once the CBS code is entered for a particular iBox into the ActiveKEY, follow the standard procedure for
releasing the key container. You can access the iBox until the listing agent changes the iBox or until you
enter a CBS code for a different iBox device.
Cooperating Systems
The ActiveKEY may be able to access iBox devices in a neighboring Association/MLS. Check with your
Association/MLS to determine if it has a cooperating agreement.
In order to show listings in a cooperating area, your ActiveKEY must be programmed to access iBox
devices in that area. The ActiveKEY may have been manufactured with cooperating areas already
programmed into it. If not, take your ActiveKEY to your primary Association/MLS or the cooperating
Association/MLS to have the cooperating areas programmed into it.
Once your ActiveKEY is programmed for the cooperating system, call the neighboring Association/MLS
to have your key activated in their system.

15Chapter 4
Showing Activity
Chapter 4 Showing Activity
This chapter explains how to set up showing activity and the various ways to
view showing information.
In this chapter:
Showing activity overview.................................................................... 16
Read an iBox Device......................................................................... 16
KIM Voice Access.............................................................................. 16

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Showing Activity
Showing Activity Overview
Each time a Supra key releases the key container in a iBox, the showing is recorded in both the key and
the iBox. The showing is also sent to the Supra database. As a listing agent, there are several ways to
see who has shown your listings. Reports of how many properties you’ve accessed is also available.
There are four (4) ways to view showing activity:
• View showing reports and key activity reports on the Supra website (refer to the SupraWEB Guide
for Agents available at www.supraekey.com, click the Customer Support link and SupraWEB Resources)
• Set up SupraWEB to send you an email when you’ve had a showing (refer to the SupraWEB Guide
for Agents available at www.supraekey.com,click the Customer Support link and SupraWEB Resources)
• Read the iBox(s) to transmit the showing information to your ActiveKEY and view the showings
right on the ActiveKEY
• Request a report from the KIM voice system
Read an iBox Device
The iBox, iBox BT, and iBox BT LE store showing information for the most recent 100 showings. As an
option, visit the listing and use the ActiveKEY to determine who has recently accessed your iBox. View
the agent’s name, phone number, and the date and time that the property was shown.
Read an iBox:
1. Press on/off to turn on the ActiveKEY.
2. Scroll to the READ KEYBOX ACTIVITY menu option and press enter.
3. Press 2to select READ KEYBOX .
4. Enter the iBox shackle code and press enter.
5. Point your ActiveKEY at the infrared lens on the front of the iBox device.
The ActiveKEY screen displays the most recent access of the iBox, showing the key serial number and
the date and time of the access. Press ActiveKEY enter button on a showing record to display the
agent’s name and phone number. Use the arrow buttons on your ActiveKEY’s keypad to scroll through
the showing records.
The previous iBox read is stored in the ActiveKEY. View a previous iBox read:
1. Press on/off to turn on the ActiveKEY.
2. Scroll to the READ KEYBOX ACTIVITY menu option and press enter.
3. Press 1for VIEW LAST READ .
KIM Voice Report
Request a showing activity report for an iBox through the automated voice system. The iBox serial
number and shackle code are required for the report.
Request an activity report:
1. Call 1-888-968-4032.
2. On the phone keypad, enter the ActiveKEY serial number and PIN code, then press #.
3. Select option number 5from the voice menu.
4. Press 1for a voice report or 2for an email report. Follow the instructions to receive the report.