Seclave 2 user manual

Welcome to the documentation for the Seclave 2 hardware password manager. Seclave keeps your passwords on a small, offline device that you carry with you. Secrets never live on your computer or in the cloud, and every time a secret is handed to a computer you approve it on the device itself.

The chapters below use the same item names as the device and roughly follow its menu, so what you read here lines up with what you see on the screen.

Getting started

• Introduction
  • What is in the box
  • How you use it
• Activation and first use
  • Activation step by step
• Everyday basics
  • Power up
  • Menu navigation
  • Power off

Using Seclave

• Entries
• Finding and using an entry
  • The views
  • What you can do with an entry
• Typing passwords to the computer
  • Sending an entry
  • Sending styles
  • Choosing the keyboard layout
• Managing entries
  • New - add an entry by hand
  • Change - edit an entry
  • Delete - remove an entry
  • Quick - curate the Quick list
  • Import - load many passwords from a computer
• Password generators
  • Num. characters
  • PIN
  • Choose entropy
  • Word based
  • Guide me!

Computer connection

• Usb slave
  • Access levels
  • Web passwords
• Backup and restore
  • The backup key
  • Take a backup (Export)
  • Restore
  • Restore from a Seclave version 1
  • Saved restorekey

Settings and modes

• Admin
  • Info
  • Keyboard mode
  • Keyboard map
  • Slave security
  • Long timeouts
  • Reset use counts
  • Auth zones
  • Erase storage
  • Change login
  • Factory reset
• Active use (Long timeout)

Integrations

• Connecting to a computer
  • Keyboard emulation
  • Backup and password import (USB drive)
  • Usb slave (serial connection)
  • A note on browser autofill
• Developer Integration Guide
  • The three USB personalities
  • Which interface should I use?
  • Data model shared by all interfaces