2015 Smart ForTwo - Convert Keycode to Bitting
Quote from Code Wizard on 2024-01-17, 23:07I added the first key codes for Smart about 15 years ago, but I never found a conversion tables to bitting codes. I hope that someday a kind person will share them with us.
I added the first key codes for Smart about 15 years ago, but I never found a conversion tables to bitting codes. I hope that someday a kind person will share them with us.
Quote from Rickski101 on 2024-01-18, 16:57there is no bitting available
we use door lock to generate a key
there is no bitting available
we use door lock to generate a key
Uploaded files:Quote from thekeymakerllc on 2024-01-19, 01:13Hello,
Code machine doesn’t support bitting. It classifies SMART car same as Mercedes, no information on database. The best approach is to decode door lock and generate door key.
Hello,
Code machine doesn’t support bitting. It classifies SMART car same as Mercedes, no information on database. The best approach is to decode door lock and generate door key.
Quote from Code Wizard on 2024-01-19, 01:45Ahaha, cool. I'm sure, bitting tables are exists. Otherwise, why did they update the key code databases in each version of DAS? Take a look on "BomRdate.b??" files - all produced Smart vehicles are here: VIN, key code, production date and something else (I didn't figure out what exactly).
For example BomRdate.bXH, one record is 24 bytes:
DATA: 41 87 29 00 D2 AD 50 4B 52 00 63 F2 D8 8C 0C 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 [00-07] == VIN, decoded "WME01MC01XH044498" [08-09] == KEY, decoded "MCC0082" [0A-0B] == BOM, decoded "30.04.1999" [0C-0E] == ???, it's probably index to additional data. In file from 2009 this value was 0x0D3723, in 2015 it was 0x0C8CD8.If anyone else is interested in this, I’ll take a look later, otherwise you can try to figure it out yourself and share the result here.
Ahaha, cool. I'm sure, bitting tables are exists. Otherwise, why did they update the key code databases in each version of DAS? Take a look on "BomRdate.b??" files - all produced Smart vehicles are here: VIN, key code, production date and something else (I didn't figure out what exactly).
For example BomRdate.bXH, one record is 24 bytes:
DATA: 41 87 29 00 D2 AD 50 4B 52 00 63 F2 D8 8C 0C 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 [00-07] == VIN, decoded "WME01MC01XH044498" [08-09] == KEY, decoded "MCC0082" [0A-0B] == BOM, decoded "30.04.1999" [0C-0E] == ???, it's probably index to additional data. In file from 2009 this value was 0x0D3723, in 2015 it was 0x0C8CD8.
If anyone else is interested in this, I’ll take a look later, otherwise you can try to figure it out yourself and share the result here.
Quote from Code Wizard on 2024-01-21, 15:25There is a high probability that I am wrong and this has nothing to do with the mechanical key code, but is just a kind of coding code..
There is a high probability that I am wrong and this has nothing to do with the mechanical key code, but is just a kind of coding code..
