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SUMMARY:Intermediate Automotive Key Programming
DESCRIPTION:Instructor: Travis Howell \nCourse Level: Intermediate \nRecommended Experience: Six months or more of automotive key programming experience. \nClass Objective – The student will learn to:\n\nApply intermediate-level programming techniques across multiple vehicle manufacturers.\nUnderstand current bypass methods used on today’s vehicle security systems.\nLearn when and how to use key emulators during programming procedures.\nRetrieve PIN codes for supported Hyundai and Kia vehicles.\nUnderstand the capabilities and applications of MYKEYsPro.\nPerform transponder key cloning using Smart Aerial and GTI Pro chips.\nGain hands-on experience using Ilco and Advanced Diagnostics programming tools.\nImprove programming efficiency through real-world troubleshooting and live demonstrations.\n\nCourse Description\nDesigned for locksmiths who already have a foundation in automotive key programming\, this intermediate-level course builds on existing knowledge through real-world programming scenarios\, live demonstrations\, and practical discussion. \nStudents will explore current programming methods across several major vehicle manufacturers while learning when bypass methods\, key emulators\, and transponder cloning provide the best solution. The course features hands-on demonstrations using Ilco and Advanced Diagnostics equipment and highlights current developments in vehicle programming technology. \nParticipants are encouraged to ask questions\, discuss field experiences\, and learn proven techniques that can immediately improve their programming success rate. \nWhat You’ll Learn\n\nProgramming procedures for Dodge\, Jeep\, Chrysler\, Toyota\, Nissan\, and Volkswagen\nCurrent bypass programming methods\nUsing key emulators for Ford\, Toyota\, and Subaru vehicles\nRetrieving PIN codes for newer Hyundai and Kia vehicles\nMYKEYsPro overview and practical applications\nTransponder key cloning with Smart Aerial and GTI Pro chips\nHands-on vehicle programming demonstrations\nCurrent trends and developments in automotive programming\nOpen discussion and troubleshooting techniques\n\nHands-On Training\nParticipants will observe and participate in: \n\nLive programming demonstrations\nVehicle security programming workflows\nTool demonstrations using Ilco and Advanced Diagnostics equipment\nCurrent bypass and emulator techniques\nInteractive troubleshooting and Q&A\n\nVehicle demonstrations will feature the latest available platform. Specific vehicle selection will be announced during class. \nWho Should Attend\n\nIntermediate automotive locksmiths\nMobile automotive technicians\nLocksmith shop owners\nAutomotive security professionals\nTechnicians with at least six months of key programming experience\n\nWhat to Bring\n\nNotebook or legal pad\nPens or pencils\nLaptop or tablet (optional for notes)\nQuestions from your own programming experiences\n\nUpon Completion\nStudents will strengthen their understanding of modern automotive key programming through practical demonstrations\, current bypass methods\, emulator usage\, and advanced programming techniques. Participants will leave with increased confidence\, expanded technical knowledge\, and practical skills they can immediately apply to a wider range of vehicle platforms.
URL:https://texaslocksmithsassociation.org/event/intermediate-automotive-key-programming/
LOCATION:Courtyard by Marriott Pflugerville\, TX\, Pflugerville\, TX\, United States
CATEGORIES:CEU
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ORGANIZER;CN="Texas Locksmith Association":MAILTO:president@texaslocksmith.org
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SUMMARY:Small Format Interchangeable Core
DESCRIPTION:Instructor: Bill Deahl \nClass Objective – The student will learn to:\n\nUnderstand the history and development of Small Format Interchangeable Core (SFIC) systems.\nIdentify the components and design of SFIC cylinders and cores.\nLearn the principles and mathematics behind SFIC keying systems.\nUnderstand the applications and advantages of interchangeable core systems.\nPerform proper pinning and capping procedures for SFIC cylinders.\nGain a working knowledge of the A2 pinning system used throughout the industry.\nBecome familiar with the A3 and A4 pinning systems and understand their differences from A2.\nDevelop the skills necessary to service\, maintain\, and troubleshoot SFIC systems.\n\nCourse Description\nSmall Format Interchangeable Core (SFIC) systems are widely used in commercial\, institutional\, educational\, and government facilities because they provide exceptional flexibility\, security\, and ease of maintenance. \nThis course provides a comprehensive introduction to SFIC design\, history\, applications\, and servicing. Students will learn the mathematical concepts that make interchangeable core systems function\, along with proper pinning\, capping\, and servicing procedures. Special emphasis will be placed on the A2 Pinning System\, the industry standard for most SFIC applications\, while also introducing the A3 and A4 systems and discussing where they are commonly used. \nWhether you are new to interchangeable cores or looking to strengthen your existing knowledge\, this course provides the practical foundation needed to confidently work with SFIC hardware. \nWhat You’ll Learn\n\nHistory and evolution of SFIC systems\nSFIC cylinder and core design\nApplications for interchangeable core hardware\nCore mathematics and keying concepts\nPinning procedures\nCapping procedures\nA2 pinning system fundamentals\nIntroduction to A3 and A4 pinning systems\nCommon servicing techniques and best practices\n\nWho Should Attend\n\nCommercial locksmiths\nInstitutional locksmiths\nGovernment locksmiths\nApprentice locksmiths\nDoor hardware technicians\nAnyone interested in interchangeable core systems\n\nWhat to Bring\n\nNotebook or legal pad\nPens or pencils\nCalculator (recommended)\n\nUpon Completion\nStudents will have a solid understanding of Small Format Interchangeable Core systems\, including their design\, applications\, mathematics\, and servicing procedures. Participants will leave with the knowledge and confidence to pin\, cap\, maintain\, and troubleshoot SFIC cylinders while understanding the differences between the A2\, A3\, and A4 pinning systems.
URL:https://texaslocksmithsassociation.org/event/small-format-interchangeable-core/
LOCATION:Courtyard by Marriott Pflugerville\, TX\, Pflugerville\, TX\, United States
CATEGORIES:CEU
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ORGANIZER;CN="Texas Locksmith Association":MAILTO:president@texaslocksmith.org
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SUMMARY:Camper & RV Locks with Blue Dog Keys
DESCRIPTION:Instructor: Joey Jackson \nCourse Level: Beginner to Intermediate \nClass Objective – The student will learn to:\n\nIdentify common lock and key systems used in campers\, fifth wheels\, and motorhomes.\nUnderstand the different types of RV locking hardware and their applications.\nLearn how to identify RV lock manufacturers and key systems.\nDevelop the skills needed to service\, rekey\, and replace RV locks.\nUnderstand common challenges associated with RV lock service calls.\nApply professional techniques for working with RV-related security hardware.\nExpand locksmith services into the growing recreational vehicle market.\n\nCourse Description\nThe recreational vehicle market continues to grow\, creating new service opportunities for locksmiths and security professionals. This course provides a practical introduction to the lock and key systems commonly found in campers\, fifth wheels\, travel trailers\, and motorhomes. \nStudents will learn how to identify RV locking hardware\, understand key systems\, recognize major manufacturers\, and confidently service\, rekey\, and replace RV-related locks. The course focuses on real-world applications and techniques that locksmiths can immediately apply when servicing RV customers. \nWhether you are looking to expand your service offerings or improve your ability to handle existing RV lock calls\, this class provides the knowledge needed to work effectively in this specialized market. \nWhat You’ll Learn\n\nOverview of RV lock and key systems\nCommon camper\, fifth wheel\, and motorhome hardware\nRV lock identification methods\nUnderstanding RV key systems\nMajor RV lock manufacturers\nRekeying RV locks\nRV lock replacement procedures\nCommon service challenges and solutions\nTools and techniques for RV locksmith work\n\nWho Should Attend\n\nLocksmiths\nMobile locksmith technicians\nSecurity professionals\nShop owners looking to expand services\nTechnicians interested in specialty markets\nAnyone servicing residential\, commercial\, or recreational vehicle locks\n\nWhat to Bring\n\nNotebook or legal pad\nPens or pencils\nQuestions from your own RV service experiences\n\nUpon Completion\nStudents will have a working knowledge of RV lock and key systems and the confidence to identify\, service\, rekey\, and replace common RV locking hardware. Participants will leave prepared to add or expand RV locksmith services within their businesses.
URL:https://texaslocksmithsassociation.org/event/camper-rv-locks-with-blue-dog-keys/
LOCATION:Courtyard by Marriott Pflugerville\, TX\, Pflugerville\, TX\, United States
CATEGORIES:CEU
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