

Key programming and immobilizer management
The complete training to learn how to program keys, work on anti-theft systems, open vehicles safely, and use professional tools of the trade.
30h in-person and e-learning content
Specialize in the identification, reproduction and coding of keys & anti-theft systems.
Ideal for workshops & troubleshooting professionals.
Location: EMS Center (Île-de-France) + online platform
Prerequisites: Justify an activity or professional experience in the fields of automotive, embedded electronics or engine preparation.
Target audience: Professionals and individuals.
Accessibility: Our format is designed to accommodate people living far away or with professional constraints.
Access deadlines: Start possible within 15 working days.
PROMO PRICE: 1990€ net
(Certified training eligible for OPCO, Agefice, France travail...)


INTRODUCTION & PRESENTATION
What you will learn


Phase 1
Day 1 to 2 — Understanding Systems
Operation of immobilizers
Mastering architecture and communication protocols.
Anti-theft systems
Immobilizer operation, CAN/K-Line/RFID protocols, secure system architecture. Understand before intervening.
Phase 2
Day 3 to 4 — Electronic Intervention
Manipulation and identification
Develop welding skills and recognition.
Technical intervention
Manipulating real estate files, precision soldering/desoldering, transponder identification (HITAG, MEGAMOS). Acquire technical dexterity.
Phase 3
Day 5 — Advanced Programming
Master all brands and models
Act independently.
Expert programming
Autel/Xhorse mastery, programming all vehicles (VAG, PSA, Renault, BMW, Asian), fault diagnosis. Operational excellence.
CONCLUSION
A complete mastery of key programming and immobilizer systems.
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