How to Use Xhorse AO.D BCM2 Adapter with Key Tool Plus

This guide provides step-by-step instructions on using the Xhorse AO.D BCM2 adapter to read a vehicle's DFLASH and PFLASH memory and calculate immobilizer data. The new version of the adapter supports all BCM2 series, including 03xx, 04xx, 05xx, 06xx, 07xx, and 08xx.

While this adapter is compatible with both the Multi Prog and Key Tool Plus, this article will use the Key Tool Plus as an example.

Step 1: Hardware Connection

1. Identify the correct adapter for your specific Audi BCM2 module. There are two adapters (Adapter A and Adapter B) for different modules.

2. Carefully check that the adapter pins align correctly with the module. Ensure the FLMD, GND, and VRCG pins are in the correct positions. Refer to the wiring diagram and select the appropriate adapter.

3. This demonstration uses Adapter A. Align the pin positions and connect the adapter to the BCM2 module.

4. Flip and snap the two side buttons on the adapter to lock it securely onto the module.

5. Use the Key Tool Plus Adapter Cable to connect the assembled unit (BCM2 module + adapter) to your Key Tool Plus device.

Step 2: Software Navigation & Reading Data

1. On your Key Tool Plus, navigate to the following menu path:

Immo Programming >> Audi >> Select by type >> Fifth Immobilizer System >> Start programming

2. Select "Read BCM2 Data".

Tip: The new adapter uses a different menu entry. If you are using an old version adapter, you would need to enter the "Old Adapter" menu.

3. For the new version adapter, choose "Programmer Read (New Adapter)".

Step 3: Reading DFLASH and PFLASH

A. Read DFLASH

Select the chip "D70F3381_3634".

Choose "D-FLASH".

You can view the wiring diagram for reference on the screen. Click "Read" to read the DFLASH data.

Tip: Ensure the adapter and chip are properly connected.

The message "Read successfully" will appear when the task is completed.

B. Read PFLASH

Select the chip "D70F3381_3634" again.

This time, choose "P-FLASH".

Click "Read" to read the PFLASH data.

Step 4: Calculating Immobilizer Data

1. After successfully reading both memory sections, return to the Fifth Immobilizer System main interface.

2. Select "Load D/PFLASH to obtain immo data".

Tip: This operation will automatically load both the P-FLASH and D-FLASH files in sequence.

3. Click "OK" to start the process.

4. Once the data is successfully read, click "OK" again to save it.

5. After the save is complete, you can proceed with functions like generating a dealer key or performing key learning.

For more information, watch this video:

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Xhorse VVDI Key Tool Plus Programs a VW Passat B6 ID48 Key

Adding a key for the Volkswagen Passat B6 using the Xhorse VVDI Key Tool Plus is a quick and straightforward process, accomplished entirely via OBD. This guide outlines the procedure in four simple steps, including free PIN code reading. Follow the steps below to learn how.

Step 1: Read PIN Code

1. Navigate to: Immo programming > VW > Select by type > 4th immo system - Volkswagen/Skoda/Seat > VW Passat/CC key learn > Start programming.

2. Select 1 - Get PIN/CS > Read from engine(read by OBDII).

Important Notes:

① For the B6/CC/B7, you can read the engine ECU to obtain the PIN and a 6-byte CS code without needing the comfort module dump file.

② Adding a Key: The 7th byte of the CS can be obtained from a working key. For 46-chip keys, use FF for the 7th byte.

③ All Keys Lost: For 48-chip keys, try to make a dealer key. For 46-chip keys, use FF for the 7th byte.

④ Press "OK". A prompt will appear stating "Only support read PIN, CS, MAC now". Press "OK" again.

⑤ Switch the ignition OFF, then ON.

⑥ The login code will be successfully read.

Step 2: Generate Dealer Key

1. Select 2 - Generate dealer key > 48 - generate dealer key.

2. Choose Generate dealer keys with the help of ignition key.

3. You will be prompted to input the 7-byte CS code and the 5-digit password.

4. Insert a working key into the VVDI Key Tool Plus programmer.

5. The 7-byte CS code will be found successfully. Record these bytes.

6. Run the software again and use the first option (7-byte CS is known, generate dealer key). Input the 7-byte CS code and the 5-digit password.

7. Put the new, unlocked key into the VVDI Key Tool Plus Programmer.

8. The key will be made successfully and locked.

Step 3: Learn Key

1. Select 3 - program key.

2. Input the number of keys to be learned (e.g., 2) and the 5-digit password.

3. Insert each key to be programmed into the ignition switch in turn. Rotate the key until the instrument panel lights are on and hold it for a few seconds.

4. Press "OK" after completing the operation for all keys.

8. You can enter "Immo status" to confirm the number of keys learned in the system.

Step 4: Program Remote

1. Navigate to: Select by type > Remote system > 46 central comfort system (CANBUS Magotan/CC) > Start programming > Program a remote.

2. Press the central lock button once.

3. Use an invalid (non-remote) key to turn on the ignition. (For smart keys: turn off the ignition, place the smart key in the sensing area, then turn the ignition on).

4. Remove the key from the ignition.

5. Press the UNLOCK button on the remote you wish to program for 1 second. Double flashing of the indicators confirms successful matching.

6. Repeat the previous step for all remotes you want to program, then press "OK".

7. Test all remotes to ensure they are functioning correctly.

Done!

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Xhorse VVDI Key Tool Plus MQB NEC3526 PCB Wire Cutting Guide

After activating the VAG MQB license on the Xhorse VVDI Key Tool Plus Pad, it is essential to learn how to lift a pin or cut a wire before reading the NEC35xx immobilizer data. This procedure is required to proceed with key learning and all-keys-lost programming for MQB vehicles.

The following guide demonstrates how to cut the correct PCB wire on an MQB dashboard equipped with an NEC3526 immobilizer.

Step-by-Step Guide to Cutting the Wire on MQB Dashboard (NEC3526)

1. Remove the PCB Board from the Dashboard Module

Begin by carefully taking out the printed circuit board (PCB) from the instrument cluster.

2. Access the Connection Diagram in VVDI Key Tool Plus

Navigate through the menu as follows:

Immo Programming → VW → Select by Type → MQB Instrument Immo System → Instrument – MQB48 (VDO/JCI – NEC35xx Locked) → Start Programming → Programmer Read Files → Read NEC35xx Chip

This will display the wiring and connection diagram needed for the procedure.

3. Identify the Wire Cutting Locations

Using the diagram, locate the exact positions on the PCB where the wire must be cut.

4. Carefully Cut the Wire

Follow the instructions to cut the designated wire. Ensure that the FVDD hole no longer conducts electricity to the adjacent capacitor.

Caution: Avoid damaging nearby capacitors during the cutting process.

5. Solder the MCU Cable to the PCB

Once the wire is cut, solder the MCU cable to the board as shown in the diagram.

Completion

After completing these steps, the VVDI Key Tool Plus is ready to read the MQB dashboard immobilizer data.

Important: Once reading is complete, remember to restore the PCB by reconnecting the cut wire or repairing the board as necessary.

Video Tutorial:

https://youtu.be/fsp_NS0khqU

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Benz W210 All Key Lost with Xhorse VVDI Key Tool Plus

The Xhorse VVDI Key Tool Plus Pad provides a solution for programming a Mercedes-Benz W210 in an all-keys-lost scenario directly on the bench. The entire process can be completed in four main steps. Follow the detailed procedure below.

Step 1: Save EIS Data

Navigate to: IMMO Programming >> Europe >> Benz >> Select from system >> EIS tools >> Start programming >> Auto detect (CAN)

Save the EIS data file to a secure location.

Step 2: Password Calculation

Navigate to: IMMO Programming >> Europe >> Benz >> Select from system >> Password calculation >> Start

The tool will display "Acquisition finished". Upload the EIS data file you saved in Step 1 using the "Upload Data" button.

After a successful upload, the VVDI Key Tool Plus will automatically begin calculating the password. This process takes approximately 50 seconds.

Once completed, the message "Password has been successfully read out" will appear.

Save the newly generated EIS file, which contains the password.

Step 3: Generate Key File

Navigate to: Prepare key file >> Start programming >> Prepare key file

Load the new EIS file (the one with the password) that you saved in the previous step.

The key file will be generated. A "Key file generation completed" message will confirm that the process is finished.

Step 4: Write New Key

Navigate to: Read write key >> Read/Write key via IR >> Start programming >> Write BE key

Load the key file that was generated in Step 3.

Insert the new BE Key into the infrared antenna on the Key Tool Plus device.

The tool will write the data to the key. A "Writing data success" message indicates a successful operation.

Important Note: If the key is a smart key (BE), you must first install the battery and then wait approximately 1 minute before attempting to program the key to the car. During this time, the key's LCD screen will flash.

The key programming is now complete.

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