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Preparation 

Do it step by step to start using SureKey! You can also take a look at our video manuals. 

Step 1: Mounting the key inside SureKey 
 

To see if your SureKey works correctly before the assembly, we recommend placing the battery in the insert and 

sliding it inside. A properly working device generates a short sound signal. 

1.

 

Slide the battery casing inside the key cover. 

2.

 

Place the key cover vertically in the mounting socket included in the packaging 

 with the key slot pointing up.  

3.

 

Before the assembly, make sure that the key fits inside SureKey and, if needed 

 clean 

the key’s surface.

 

4.

 

Apply a rubber band on the key (wrap it around a 

few times) where the “toothed part” starts –

 right below the 

key’s bow. The rubber help

control the key’s level.

 

5.

 

Open the glue, place the mixer on the tip and carefully apply the adequate amount of glue by inserting the end 

of the mixer into the key’s chamber. 

 

 

Warning! The amount of glue applied depends on the key’s size

and the glue shouldn’t be used in its 

entirety, as it would cause the excess glue to ooze out. The formula below helps to determine the right 

amount of glue depending on the size of the key’s bow. The percentage of the glue used specifies how 

much of the glue should be applied inside before putting the key in.  

Amount of glue = 3300 - (W x H x D) 

Percentage used = Amount of glue/4000 

 

 

the width of the key’s bow *mm+

 

 

the height of the key’s bow *mm+

 

 

the depth of the key’s bow *m

m] 

For instance, a key-

sized 20x20x2 only requires slightly above half of the container’s 

contents (~60%). The bigger the size of the key’s bow, the less of the glue should be 

used. 

 

 

 

6.

 

Slowly place the key inside SureKey, adjusting the correct location until the glue sets (about 10-20 minutes). 
After that time, wait for another 10-20 minutes 

with the battery insert out. It is essential for the key’s position 

relative to the insert to be as perpendicular to the casing’s edge as possible. Otherwise detecting the lock’s state 

might be impossible. 

7.

 

Place the attached CR2016 battery in the battery insert, as per the figure, making sure the battery is correctly 
polarized 

 the label with + . Then put the battery insert back inside the SureKey. 

Step 2: Configuration 

 
         Use the button located in the upper part of the SureKey for changing the settings. Hold the button to enter the 
settings mode (the best choice for this task is a ballpoint pen or other object with a narrow tip - WARNING! The button 
has only to be pressed until it clicks -  pressing too hard might damage the configuration button) for about 3 seconds 

 

entering the settings mode is indicating with a loud sound signal. Warning! After 40 seconds without activity, the 

settings mode stops automatically. That’s why, to perform the configuration correctly, check the manual and fill out the 

table with selected settings before the configuration so that you can use your SureKey faster! 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for SureKey

Page 1: ...veryday Problems User manual Read this instruction before you get started to avoid damages and to make SureKey more effective LabTeam Innovations LTD takes no liability for any damages caused by not f...

Page 2: ...Safety precautions 3 Kit contents 3 Available configuration 4 Preparation 6 Step 1 Mounting the key inside SureKey 6 Step 2 Configuration 6 Sample configuration procedure 8 Warranty 10 Disposal and r...

Page 3: ...ontact with fluids Do not swallow any items of set 4 Keep in dry location not accessible to children 5 Modifications can be done only by the manufacturer 6 Manufacturer is not responsible for bodily i...

Page 4: ...it means that putting the key in won t cause the alarm to be generated in itself Home position SureKey helps find the key if it doesn t get put away in a previously defined place labeled with a magne...

Page 5: ...a red LED means that the door is unlocked At the same time both diodes being on indicate an undefined state only occurs after a complete configuration of the key cover In the event of the Door 2 mana...

Page 6: ...used Amount of glue 4000 W the width of the key s bow mm H the height of the key s bow mm D the depth of the key s bow mm For instance a key sized 20x20x2 only requires slightly above half of the con...

Page 7: ...7 S u r e K e y M a n u a l...

Page 8: ...al 6 Press shortly to select the LEDs only setting Wait for a confirmation sound signal 7 We start calibrating the key Press the button shortly to start You should hear a short double sound signal aft...

Page 9: ...sed in a Master Key system for two doors or two locks were used on one side of the door the Door 2 settings have to be programmed as well In some instances if Door 1 and 2 are arranged in parallel to...

Page 10: ...or companies than the Manufacturer devices damaged due to lightning strikes 7 The condition of the guarantee is that the User must deliver the device to the address specified by the Manufacturer Deliv...

Page 11: ...has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device in accordance with the specifications in Part 15 of FCC rules These specifications are designed to provide reasonable...

Page 12: ...12 S u r e K e y M a n u a l Changes 14 02 2019 Rew 1 0...

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