ONEKEY ID Quick Start Guide for Windows 10
This guide explains all the basics of the certgate wireless smartcard reader ONEKEY ID and gives you step-by-steps instructions to get you started using ONEKEY ID with Windows 10.
General Features
Your ONEKEY ID is a wireless smart card reader, supporting communication via BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy), NFC (Near Field Communication) and USB. It helps you to easily use smart card functionality on nearly all of your devices.
Device Features
(Eyelet for keyring)
Device Features
Back side picture with the screws
Buttons
ONEKEY ID has two buttons:
| Label | Button | Function |
|---|---|---|
| Power On / Off | Used to power the ONEKY ID on and off | |
| OK / Pairing | Pairing for secure, encrypted BLE connection ("OK" function reserved for future use) |
Status Indicator
Following status indicators exists on ONEKEY ID:
| Status | Status Indicator | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Smart card status | no card inserted | |
| card inserted | ||
| Connection status | no active Bluetooth-connection | |
| active Bluetooth-connection | ||
| Battery status | baterry is charging | |
| baterry power percentage | ||
| LED | LED red indicator light is ON | battery is charging |
| LED red indicator light is OFF | battery charge complete |
Modes
Turning on and off
Charging
Quick Start
Charging
Ensure battery is charged. ONEKEY ID is powered by a rechargeable Li-Po baterry. The baterry is charged by plugging the ONEKEY ID into either a computer or external USB wall adapter using the USB cable provided.
Power On
Press the ON / OFF button to power on ONEKEY ID
Initiate Pairing
Press OK button for pairing mode
Pairing
ONEKEY ID will be listed with its serial number on the BLE devices list. Press "pair" and enter 6 digit pairing key shown on ONEKEY ID display.
Pairing complete
After succesfully pairing "Pairing successful" will be displayed on ONEKEY ID
ONEKEY ID is now connected.