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How to use Xhorse Key Reader and Condor XC-Mini Plus II Cut Key?

Using Xhorse Key Reader?and Condor XC-Mini Plus II Cut Key
We' ll take a closer look at how to cut a new key Audi A6 HU66 by using Xhorse Key Reader and Condor XC-Mini Plus II. Completing this process is a breeze and can be done fast, just following this step-by-step instruction.

Step 1:
Before you begin, you' ll need to gather a few tools.
Including:

Step 2:
  • Install M5 clamp, milling cutter, and probe.
  • Power on the XC Mini Plus 2 and turn on the key reader.
  • Secure the M5 clamp onto key cutting machine.
  • Install the 2.5mm diameter milling cutter firstly, followed by the XCMNO8EN 1.0mm tracer probe.
  • Push the cutter to the top and fasten the screw.
  • Insert the probe and push it to the top, then secure it in place.


Step 3:
  • To link the condor xc-mini plus ii with the Key Reader via Bluetooth
  • Navigate to the " Settings" option located in the main menu of the Mini Condor.
  • Press “ system settings” → click “ connect optical device” → connected with Xhorse key reader by turning on Bluetooth


Step 4:
  • Identify the key bitting of the original key
  • Go back to the main menu
  • Enter the automotive function
  • Choose Europe→ Audi→ A6→ HU66 (M5-B clamp)→ Advanced cutting→ Optical ldentification→ ldentification
  • Insert the original key into the key reader tool as shown on the screen
  • Click “ ldentification” to start identifying the key bitting information and wait for the result.
  • The key bitting will be successfully read




Step 5:
  • Cut new key
  • Put a blank key on the clamp
  • Access the ldentify Result interface and select “ start cutting”
  • Proceed to the advanced cutting interface and click “ Start cutting“
  • Initiate the key cutting process by clicking “ Cut”
  • The cutting of the key has been finished. Take out the key and affix it on the opposite end for further cutting until it' s complete.
  • Once the cutting process is done, remove the key and insert it into the cylinder for testing.
  • If the key fits perfectly, just like the original one, then it has been cut accurately.

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