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eKEY

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 Fob

Tips and Frequently Asked Questions

Below are some tips and answers to frequently asked questions about using the eKEY Fob with the eKEY app 

on a smartphone or tablet.
Supra has manufactured 4 eKEY Fobs over the years:

eKEY Fob 1

eKEY Fob 2

black button

eKEY Fob 3

white button

eKEY Fob 3.1

eKEY Fob WITH 3 bumps on back

Tip

: When using an eKEY

 

Fob to open an iBox BT or iBox BT LE, do not press up on the bottom of the box 

to turn the Bluetooth

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 radio on. The eKEY Fob communicates using an infrared signal. The iBox BT and iBox 

BT LE communicate using both Bluetooth and infrared signals, but not at the same time. If you have turned 

on the Bluetooth radio by mistake, wait for the light on the keybox to stop flashing and then you can open the 

keybox using an eKEY Fob.

The LED light on the eKEY Fob provides some information about what it is doing.

LED

Description

Green, slow blink

Ready to pair - Searching for eKEY / smartphone or tablet

Green, fast blink

Actively connected to an eKEY and communicating with eKEY

Green, very fast blink (only with new eKEY Fob with bumps)

Pairing reset confirmed after doing a 5-button reset

Green, double blink

Searching for the last Apple device the eKEY Fob was connected to

Red, blink

Low battery

Q. How do I pair the eKEY Fob with a smartphone or tablet?
A. 

There are two ways to pair the eKEY Fob: automatically and manually.

Automatic Pairing:

Android™, BlackBerry

®

, and newer Apple

®

 devices are designed to automatically pair with Bluetooth devices 

the first time they communicate. To automatically pair the eKEY Fob and your smartphone or tablet:

1.  Make sure Bluetooth is turned on in phone.

2.  Open the eKEY app.

3.  Select 

Obtain Key

.

4.  Enter your PIN

 code.

5.  Power on the eKEY Fob by pressing and holding the power button until the green light flashes.

6.  If prompted for a pairing pass code, enter 

0000

.

7.  The eKEY Fob and smartphone/tablet are successfully paired if the eKEY app prompts you to point at a 

keybox.

February 2015. © 2015 United Technologies Corporation.  

All rights reserved. eKEY is a registered trademark of United Technologies Corporation (UTC). 

Bluetooth is a registered trademark of Bluetooth SIG. Android is a trademark of Google Inc. 

Blackberry is a registered trademark of Research in Motion (RIM).

iPhone is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.

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