Today we’re gonna be introducing a new device – Xhorse VVDI BEE Key Tool Lite. Next, let’s take a look at this package and make an unboxing review.
What’s in Xhorse Key Tool Lite Package?
An instruction manual in English that gives a brief description of how to use the device.
VVDI Key Tool Lite.
1 programming cable and 6 wired remotes as gifts.
(Please notice the gifts are limited, first come first served.)
Appearance & Function Review
Key Tool Lite is very small and compact, its weight is only 33.4g.
The coil is used to read transponder and remote data, detect remote frequency, and collect transponder data. It supports frequencies of 125KHz and 134KHz.
1. Remote frequency detection
2. Chip clone collection
3. Chip and remote reading coil 125KGz 134KHz
The area below is used to identify the IC card. And there’s a working status indicator.
– If it is on, the device is in working mode.
– A flashing light indicates that the device is upgrading.
This side port is used to connect the programming cable.
Xhorse Key Tool Lite is a wired device. The cable features a TYPE-C interface and CAN only be connected to Android phones with the OTG function. The iPhones are not supported. If your phone is not equipped with a TYPE-C interface, you’ll need an adapter with an OTG sign.
Next, we’ll try to connect Key Tool Lite to the phone.
How to Connect to a Phone?
1. Plug in the cable to a phone.
2. Tap “OK” when asking for access.
3. Tap “Connect” to connect the device.
Now we can start to work, no more worrying about the battery.
Connection Tips
If your phone pops up such a dialog box: “Device connect failed, please confirm that the device is connected, and check whether the mobile phone supports OTG and is turned on.”
Please follow the prompts to turn on the OTG function. If you’re not sure if your phone supports OTG function, try to search online to figure it out.
After work, remember to unplug the cable to turn off the device.
Okay, that wraps up the unboxing review.
