Rolls-Royce Phantom 2026 Smart Key
BMW Smart Key (FEM)
Overview
Universal Keys
KYDZ 315/433/868MHz
Autel 434MHz
Xhorse 434MHz
Original Keys
433MHz - HUF5767, HUF5663, HUF5768
868MHz - HUF5661
Overview
Key Programming via OBD
General Instructions
- Before removing the FEM on the bench - connect via OBD and make sure that the unit is not unlocked already by other locksmith, if so, perform key learning directly.
- If all keys are lost, you have to read the ISN number from the DME.
Key Programming via EEPROM
Unit - FEM
Original transponder: PCF7953
Allowed transponder: PCF7953, PCF7939
Data location: Eeprom ST 95128
Reading: in circuit with clip recommended
Adapters: APA-103; VVDI Eeprom Clip etc.
No. of keys: 10
Unit location
It is located in the pillar near the front passenger’s right foot.
FEM Unit
FEM unit, along with its SW/HW and OEM part number. You need those numbers if you need to replace the module.
Eeprom reading
Since the EEPROM chip is covered with lacquer, it is quite difficult to desolder. Because of this, the EEPROM or PCB tracks are often damaged during the process, especially by beginners. After such damage, communication with the module is often lost or the relay may start clicking continuously. Therefore, we recommend using solder-free clips such as the Autel APA-103 or similar tools from other manufacturers. TIP: Before reading, run a soldering iron across all EEPROM pins to remove the lacquer and ensure good contact for the clip.
FEM&BDC pcb difference
Tips. FEM and BDC are often shown as one menu in programmers, but they are different modules with different procedures. FEM is usually done on the bench (if not unlocked before by other locksmith), while most BDC1 versions can be done fully via OBD2.
Test platform
FEM/BDC test platform is used for faster key programming on the bench.
Unit removal
Video instruction.
Programmers
Xhorse
RecommendedAbrites AVDI
RecommendedAutel
Obdstar G3 (X300)
Xtool x100 Pad3
Zed-Full
Lonsdor K518 PRO
TDB1000
Smart Pro
Code Series
HF00012000 - HF00013000 (BMW) Z0001 - Z1000 (BMW)
Overview
Decoding Tips
- The lock has 8 spaces and 4 depths.
- The same eight cuts on both sides of the key.
- The door lock has all 8 cuts.
- To decode the lock read in the SAME direction as it was picked.
Overview
Repair Instructions
- All smart keys have an integrated immobilizer chips.
- There is no need to synchronize or re-program the key after replacing the CR2450 battery.