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Lonsdor LKE Smart Key Emulator
Item #: LKE by Lonsdor
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Function
Key Programmer
Product Type
Automotive
Product Height
68mm
Product Length
37mm
Product Width
11mm
Included Components
1pc x LKE Car Key Emulator
Features
Detect the Coil Fault and Decode Car Keys; Lightweight and Convenient; Dismantle-Free; No Need Networking; Localized Computing
Manufacturer Parent
Lonsdor
Sub-Series
LKE
The LKE Smart Key Emulator is a car smart key emulator newly released as an ancillary product for Lonsdor K518USA. It’s lightweight, convenient, and can match all the vehicle models with 4D or 46 chip by working with K518. Meanwhile, LKE adopts low-power design and has CR2032 button battery installed externally, which is easy to replace batteries and can avoid damage to the casing. It can be upgraded through K518. Features: Toyota/Lexus smart key programming via OBD for all key lost; Supports “94/4D, 98/39(128 bit), 88/A8, A9” smart key offline programming via OBD Chip generation; Generate emergency key to start the car when the dedicated chip is not available Chip copy; Copy chip via collect and decode chip data (Cover wide range of vehicle models, faster) Chip simulation and conversion; Generate various kinds of chip in urgent situation Chip decode; Support code calculation for most 46 smart key and blade key (include 4D) Detect Ignition Coil Fault and Chip Type: Identify the working statue of the ignition coil and the type of key chip (Supports all key lost) This program works with K518 to program Hyundai/Kia, BYD, Porsche, Cayman, and Boxster without PIN code It also works with K518 to program Mitsubishi (46/47) all key lost via OBD Dismantle-free Doesn't require networking Localized computing