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KeyAdvantage User Manual
The KeyBox
The KeyAdvantage KeyBox is an electronic KeyBox that mounts on a vehicle window by means of a window
hanger. The KeyBox stores ignition keys at each vehicle for easy access.
CAUTION: The KeyAdvantage KeyBox should be removed from the window before the window is
completely rolled down and before the vehicle is driven. Damage to the vehicle may occur if it is not
removed.
The KeyAdvantage KeyBox:
• Can only be accessed by active KeyAdvantage KeyPads with the correct permissions
• Can be programmed to specic dealerships and/or departments to control usage
• Keeps track of each person that accesses the vehicle keys and the date and time of the last 35 accesses
• Access activity can also be viewed by reading the KeyBox with a KeyPad
Physical Characteristics
• The KeyBox has an infrared interface that allows it to communicate with the KeyAdvantage KeyPad and
programming base.
• The KeyBox has a large internal key container to accommodate the vehicle’s keys and the electronic
KeyTag to which they are attached.
• The key container in the KeyBox has a bright red label which displays the KeyBox serial number.
• The key container closes only if a KeyAdvantage KeyTag is properly placed in the key container. If there
is no KeyTag present, the KeyBox can close part way but does not lock and latch. In this condition, the
red label is clearly visible so that it can readily be seen which KeyBoxes do not have a KeyTag present.
• The KeyBox has a jam pull tab located on the bottom of the key container. If the vehicle keys become
wedged in the key container, the jam pull tab can be used to force open the key container. The KeyBox
must rst be accessed with authorized KeyPad.
• Each time the KeyPad connects to a KeyBox, the KeyPad checks the KeyBox’s battery level. If the
battery level falls below 1%, the KeyPad buzzes and displays a BOX BATTERY LOW message.
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