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You will need to find this PIN in the vehicle’s original paperwork (Car Pass) or use a separate PIN-reading tool before you can proceed. 5. Coding the Keys Once the PIN is accepted: The software will ask how many keys you wish to program.

Some chips (like those in newer Fiats or BMWs) must be "pre-coded" with vehicle data before they can be learned via OBDII. The DS150e cannot perform this pre-coding. Safety Tips

The DS150e is a diagnostic interface, not a key cutter. You must have a physically cut key with the correct transponder chip (e.g., ID46, ID48, etc.) ready before starting the software process. Step-by-Step Programming Process

The DS150e usually "extract" or "read" this PIN from the ECU.

Most vehicles (especially those from the VAG group, PSA, or Opel/Vauxhall) require a to allow key learning.

Connect your VCI (Vehicle Communication Interface) to the OBDII port and link it to your laptop via USB or Bluetooth. Ensure your laptop is plugged into a power source; a shutdown during programming can "brick" an immobilizer module. 2. Vehicle Selection