Downloading and Installing ChemBioOffice (ChemDraw for Personal Laptops)

Installing the Software on your Personal Laptop

  1. Log into the Revvity Signals Flexera site. 
    1. Go to: https://revvitysignals.flexnetoperations.com/flexnet/operationsportal/activatables_VIEW.do
    2. Using the Existing User tab, login using the account you previously created linked to your KU email account. 
Revvity signals login
  1. Choose the Correct Entitlement
    1. Once logged in you will be directed to a page entitled List Entitlements.
    2. The correct Entitlement ID to use is outlined in red: ORD72097. Click Download Now to go to the product page.
list entitlements
  1. Download Software
    1. Note the Product Activation Code on this page, you will need it later. It is obscured in the reference image.
    2. Click the R-23.1 ChemOffice+ Cloud Standard link. 
    3. On the next page, depending on your operating system, download either the PC Windows Installer for ChemDraw Suite v23.1 or Mac OSX Installer for ChemDraw Suite v23.1 to your local machine. 
    4. Additional links on this page are for instruction manuals and activation guides. Download anything you think will be useful to you. 
download software
  1. Install the Software
    1. Installation is straight forward from here on out as long as you have the email you established your account with and the Product Activation Code. 
    2. If you experience trouble installing the program on your personal laptop please contact the Technical Service Center for the department associated with the software's use. 

Account Registration

  1. Fill out the registration form at the following address:

      https://connect.revvitysignals.com/sitesubscription/Register.aspx?FlexeraAccountId=3696

    1. You must use a KU email address to register. 
    2. This can be your KUID (i.e. a123b456@ku.edu) or an alias you use for that account (i.e. alias@ku.edu).
User registration
  1. Verify Your Email Account
    1. You will receive an email similar to the one pictured below. Click the VERIFY YOU EMAIL link within 24 hours to activate your account.
    2. The email will come from noreply-ops@revvity.com. If you do not see the email in your inbox check your Junk Email folder. If you do not find it there resubmit the form in step one using your KU email. 
  1. Account Password and Initial Login
    1. Once you have clicked the VERIFY YOUR EMAIL link you will be directed to a webpage indicating that your account has been verified. Click "Click here to login." 
    2. You will be redirected to a page with two login options. One will be Existing User and the other will be New User. Select the New User tab. 
    3. It is not obvious but this is where you set the password for your account. Enter the email address you just confirmed and put the password you would like to use in the your password field. Do not use the same password you use for your KUID. 
    4. You should now be able to log into Revvity Signals and download the latest version of ChemOffice Professional. The List Entitlements page contains the relevant information, please use the details listed on Entitlement ID ORD72097.
password
  1. Revvity Signals Notebook Access
    1. To access Revvity Signals Notebook please follow the following link: https://connect.revvitysignals.com/sitesubscription/Revvity Signals
    2. Search for "The University of Kansas" in the search box as detailed in the following image:
chem draw subscription

Once you have been taken to the appropriate entry for KU, click the second blue Register link as see below: 

register
  1. A dialog box will appear asking for your email address. Use the address you used to register your account and click Register. 
  2. If successful, you will receive the following confirmation:
if successful

You should be able to go to Signals Notebook Login (revvitycloud.com) and login using the account you just created and start using Signals Notebook. Use this link to access Signals Notebook in the future.  

Departmental Workstations

A current version of the software is provided on most lab machines and has been installed on most managed windows machines.   If you are having licensing problems or if your version seems to be out of date contact the Physics and Chemistry TSC, tsc_chem@ku.edu.