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DST Sink files calculation Module For AKL Situations - StefanDST - 08-22-2026

                                                                        MQB 48 Synchronization File Generator

Main Features:
  • Retrieving immobilizer data for all vehicle components using the instrument-cluster immobilizer file and key synchronization file.
  • Generating a key synchronization file in AKL Situation .
  • Displaying the vehicle’s installed component configuration.
  • Editing supported Immo 5 data.
Working with the Module

The module works with the following files:
  • Instrument-cluster immobilizer file: 189 bytes
  • Key synchronization file: 32 bytes
To begin, load the files by clicking the “Open IMMO” and “Open Key Sync” buttons in sequence.
During loading, the file sizes are checked to ensure they are valid. Additional information is displayed in the lower information window, including the loaded file sizes and immobilizer data status.
After the files have been loaded successfully, the module displays the immobilizer data for all supported components and the configuration of the equipment installed in the vehicle.
The following data can be modified: VIN, ECU CS, TCU CS, ELV CS, MQB CS, ECU MAC, TCU MAC, ELV MAC, Dashboard MAC, and PowerClass.
Immobilizer data can be edited manually or by copying values into the corresponding fields.
After making the required changes, save the data by clicking the “Save EEPROM” button. The entered data is validated before it is saved.
For certain TCU types, both the flash and EEPROM files are saved.

 Generating a Key Synchronization File

To generate a key synchronization file, load the instrument-cluster immobilizer file.
Select the vehicle configuration using the appropriate checkboxes and enter the component CS values in the corresponding fields. Then click the “Gen KEY Sync” button to save the key synchronization file.
Important Notes:
  • All components used to obtain the CS values must come from the same vehicle because their CS values are linked.
  • The MQB Immo module works with Immo 5 data.
  • For ECUS with SHE immo off and Random CS can be used to generate synk

                                                                                           BCM2 Key Synchronization File Generator
Main Features:
  • Generates a key synchronization file from BCM2 data.
  • Supports BCM2 modules used in Audi A6, A7, and A8 VW Touareg Lamborghini vehicles.
  • Supports vehicle configurations with ECU, Slave ECU,  TCU, ELV, and BCM components.
  • Allows the required component CS values to be entered manually.
  • Validates the loaded BCM2 files and component data.
Working with the Module

To generate a key synchronization file, load the P-Flash and EEPROM or D-Flash files from the BCM2 module.
After the files have been loaded successfully, select the vehicle configuration using the appropriate checkboxes.
Enter the CS values for the installed components in the corresponding fields. Depending on the vehicle configuration, these may include:
  • ECU CS
  • Slave ECU CS
  • TCU CS
  • ELV CS
  • Key CS
After entering and verifying the required data, click the “Gen KEY File” button.
The software will validate the component configuration and generate the key synchronization file. After processing is complete, download and save the generated file.
Important Notes:
  • The P-Flash and D-Flash files must come from the same BCM2 module.
  • All CS values must come from components installed in the same vehicle because the security data is linked.
  • Select only the components that are present in the vehicle.
  • Incorrect CS values or an incorrect vehicle configuration may produce an invalid synchronization file.
  • Always keep unmodified backups of the original BCM2 files.