How to Fix Xhorse Multi Prog Server Calculation Error FFFF000C

Problem:

Tried to read VAG SID10.4 ECU with Xhorse multi prog but failed, multiprog reported an error “Server Calculation Error FFFF000C “. Any solution?

Solution:

1. Make sure you have a good network connection.

2. Server is under maintenance. If the server is ok, do test 18.

Test Function- Input 18 command.

Click Read to read the test result.

Send the test result to our customer service or Xhorse engineer.

Xhorse engineers can see your test results and fix the problems/bugs. Then read ecu again.

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Where to Get Sentra B18 2022 Pin Code for VVDI Key Tool Plus

 Problem:

Tried to program 2022 Nissan Sentra B18 smart key with xhorse vvdi key tool plus. It asks for a 32-digit rolling code.

Where can I get the pin code?

Solution:

Key tool plus cannot pull pin code for Sentra B18.

Need to remove HFM hands free module and read pin from dump.

Xhorse multi prog will read HFM data, but key tool plus cannot decode pin code automatically.

Need to send data to xhorse engineer to decode pin code manually.

Hyundai ME17.9.1 ECU IMMO OFF by Xhorse Multi Prog

 Immobilizer deactivation (Immo Off) is a common procedure for Hyundai and Kia vehicles with the ME 17.9.1 ECU, often required after ECU repairs, key loss, or engine swaps. This guide outlines key steps and considerations.

Here we will show how to do Hyundai ME17.9.1 ECU immo off with xhorse multi prog programmer.

Select Kia Bosch ME17.9.1 ECU.

Check wiring diagram.

Connect ECU with multi prog.

Read and save int eeprom.

Read and save flash data.

Go to Tool tab- Turn off immo.
Select Hyundai-Elantra-ME17.9.11. Load original flash data.

Hit Turn off the immo.

Generate immo off file and save.

Load immo off file and write data to ECU with multiprog.

Verify checksum correction.

Write immo off data successfully.

IMMO OFF is done.

Xhorse VVDI Prog Clone Benz W220 W215 EIS

Cloning an ignition switch (EIS) for Mercedes-Benz vehicles like the W215/W220/W230 model can be a cost-effective solution for replacements. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the process of cloning data from the original EIS to a replacement unit using an Xhorse VVDI Prog programmer.

Tools Required

• Xhorse VVDI Prog

• Original and replacement EIS (Part number: 2305450708)

• Mercedes key (from the original ignition switch)

• Pinout adapter (for testing)

Step-by-Step Process

1. Reading the Original EPROM Data

In VVDI Prog software, select Benz-Immobilizer- Benz- WIS-W230(W215) 4J74Y

Check wiring diagram.

Connect the original EIS to the VVDI programmer.

Use the software to read the EPROM data from the original EIS. This data contains critical information needed for the replacement unit.

2. Transferring Data to the Replacement EIS

• Connect the replacement ignition switch EIS to the VVDI programmer.

• Back up the eeprom data of the replacement EIS module.

• Write the original EPROM data onto the replacement unit. This ensures the new EIS will recognize the vehicle’s keys and function correctly.

3. Testing the Replacement Ignition Switch

• Use the pinout adapter from VVDI Prog to simulate the EIS connection.

• Insert the original key into the replacement EIS.

• If the cloning was successful, you should hear a click, indicating the key has been detected.

• Turn the key to verify the ignition switch operates properly.

Conclusion

By following these steps, you can successfully clone a Mercedes W230 ignition switch using a VVDI Prog programmer. This method saves time and money compared to dealership replacements.

Xhorse Dolphin II and CGDI Godzilla Comparison

 Choosing the right key cutting machine is crucial for locksmiths, whether you’re a mobile professional or shop-based. Two top-tier options are the Xhorse Dolphin XP005L (Dolphin II) and the CGDI Godzilla. Here’s a detailed comparison to help you decide which one suits your needs.

Dolphin II vs. CGDI Godzilla Comparison

1. Unbeatable Portability

The Dolphin II is designed for locksmiths on the move. Its compact, lightweight build and built-in rechargeable battery allow you to take it anywhere – whether you’re servicing cars, homes, or businesses on-site. No need for a constant power source like the Godzilla, which ties you to a shop.

2. Advanced Touchscreen & Wireless Connectivity

• 5-inch adjustable touchscreen for effortless operation.
• Bluetooth & Wi-Fi support for seamless software updates via the Xhorse app.
• Over-the-air updates ensure your machine always has the latest features and key compatibility.

The Godzilla lacks wireless capabilities, meaning manual updates and fewer tech-forward advantages.

3. Superior Clamp System & Key Compatibility

The M5 Clamp on the Dolphin II handles a wider variety of keys with precision, including high-security and automotive keys. While the Godzilla can cut standard keys well, it doesn’t match the Dolphin’s adaptability for modern locksmithing needs.

4. Future-Proof Investment

With regular software upgrades, the Dolphin II evolves with industry trends, ensuring long-term usability. The Godzilla, while cheaper upfront, may require costly replacements or upgrades sooner.

Godzilla: A Good Machine, But Not the Best

The CGDI Godzilla is a budget-friendly, durable option for shop-based locksmiths, but it lacks:
– Portability (no battery, requires constant power)
– Wireless features (no Bluetooth or Wi-Fi)
– Latest tech advancements (manual updates, no touchscreen.

Conclusion: The Dolphin II Wins

CGDI Godzilla is ideal forLocksmiths who prioritize durability and affordability for a fixed workstation.

If you want a high-performance, portable, and future-proof key cutting machine, the Xhorse Dolphin XP005L is the clear winner. It’s the best choice for locksmiths who value mobility, efficiency, and staying ahead of the competition.

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