Lock50 OEM HW06-B Change ID JLR Key 315 Mhz (2010-2024)

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Lock50 Change ID HW06 JLR Key 315 Mhz
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Lock50 HW06-B JLR Change-ID Key — 315 MHz

The Lock50 HW06-B is a high-grade JLR smart (proximity) key for Jaguar & Land Rover vehicles. It is a 5-button keyless fob running on NCF29A4V (Hitag Pro) at 315 MHz, built to OEM spec with full Remote (RKE), Passive Entry (PKE), keyless entry and emergency-start functions.

Every Lock50 key is a Change-ID key: it can be written up to 10 times to copy a key. Once the copy is done you simply hand the finished key to your customer.

Key specification

Model / Change IDHW06-B
Frequency315 MHz (USA / export)
TransponderNCF29A4V (Hitag Pro)
Buttons5-button
Key typeSmart / proximity (keyless)
Gradeaftermarket, OEM-grade
FitsJaguar & Land Rover
Re-writableUp to 10 copies per key

Functions

✓Remote Keyless Entry (RKE) — lock / unlock / boot / panic
✓Passive Keyless Entry (PKE) — proximity lock / unlock
✓Keyless start / smart entry
✓Emergency start (KVM back-up start path)

How to copy & use this key

1
Key-to-key copy
Best when you already have a working key. Place the original key on the Lock50 HW01 Key Tool, read the key data, press Copy Key, then place the HW06-B on the reader and write. It finishes in seconds and turns a worn, cloned or low-grade key into a fresh high-grade Lock50 key — no vehicle, no OBD, no tokens.
2
MCU-dump copy (KVM)
Best when you have no working key but you can read the module. Take a KVM (Keyless Vehicle Module) dump from the on-board MCU — MC9S12XET256 / MC9S12XEQ384 — open the dump in the Lock50 tool, pick the key position (slot) you want, and write it to the HW06-B. Programming is handled through the module D-Flash and EEPROM, so the finished key is a full match for that vehicle.
3
Bench copy with HW03-CB — no opening
The fastest bench route with the module out of the car and no opening, no soldering and no chip removal. Plug the KVM straight into the Lock50 HW03-CB KVM/RFA 2-in-1 test cable (fed 12V); the HW03-CB chains through the HW03-D OBD cable into the HW04 tool. Read the module on the bench, then write the key data to the HW06-B. No damage to the module, and it drops straight back into the vehicle afterwards.
4
Add or copy over OBD (KVM)
The in-vehicle route — plug the HW04 into the OBD port. These keys live on the KVM: when the KVM is unlocked you add a new key over OBD; when the KVM is locked you copy the key over OBD. Either way the HW06-B is programmed in the car with no module removal.

Tools required

To write data to this key you need the Lock50 HW01 JLR Key Tool or the Lock50 HW04 OBD Tool. Bench copy without opening the module uses the HW03-CB KVM/RFA 2-in-1 test cable (with the HW03-D OBD cable). These keys work on the KVM: a new key is added over OBD when the KVM is unlocked, and copied over OBD when it is locked.

OEM part numbers this key replaces

This key is the 315 MHz version (USA / export markets). It replaces the following genuine JLR OEM key part numbers — match the number printed on the original key or its FCC/IC label (FCC ID KOBJTF10A):

Land Rover
LR024070BJ32-15K601-CBBJ32-15601-CD5E0U30147
Jaguar
5E0U503175E0U50707

Vehicles supported

Coverage for the 315 MHz (USA / export markets) version. Exact fit is confirmed by the original key's FCC ID / OEM part number above — always match those before ordering.

Jaguar
ModelCodeYears
F-TypeX1522014 – 2020
F-PaceX7612017 – 2020
XEX7602017 – 2020
XFX2602013 – 2020
XJX3512011 – 2020
XK / XKRX1502012 – 2014
Land Rover
ModelCodeYears
Range Rover (Vogue)L4052011 – 2016
Range Rover SportL4942010 – 2016
Range Rover EvoqueL5382010 – 2020
Discovery 5L4622017 – 2020
Discovery 4 (LR4)L3192010 – 2016
Freelander 2 (LR2)L3592013 – 2014

Years and models cross-referenced against FCC ID KOBJTF10A and professional locksmith key databases. If your vehicle is not listed, send the original key photo (FCC/part number) and we will confirm.

Lock50 software functions for this key

These are the Lock50 software functions that work with this KVM smart key. Each one runs on the HW04 tool — click any function to open its own page in a new tab.

On the bench / key tool (no OBD)

FunctionWhat it does & when you need it
SW01Read this key — part, frequency, key position and locked status. Always identify the key first.
SW03Add a new key (new ID). A brand-new key ID is written into the files, so the new files must be written back to the module. No emergency start on this route.
SW09Copy the current key slot. Keeps emergency start and the key is also stored in the BCM. No new key ID is added, so no write-back of a new dump is needed.
SW10Direct key-to-key copy for damaged keys — avoids repairs, done in seconds.
SW11Unlock a locked key without opening it, then relearn the key.

Over OBD (in the vehicle)

FunctionWhat it does & when you need it
SW29Add or remove keys over OBD when the KVM or RFA is unlocked.
SW34Key duplicator over OBD when the KVM is locked (2010–2022).
SW32Alarm / arm OFF — use the arm-off function, or the duplicator in armed mode. In-car use: HW03-C + M2, or HW03-CB + HW03-D + 12V power adapter.

Advice for clients

Identify the key first with SW01. For a working spare, the quickest route is a direct SW10 copy or, where the emergency start must be kept, SW09 (the key is also stored in the BCM). To add a fresh key ID use SW03 (new files are written back; no emergency start on that route). A locked key can be recovered with SW11 — no opening required. In the car, use SW29 to add or remove keys when the KVM or RFA is unlocked, and SW34 to duplicate this key over OBD when the KVM is locked. Use SW32 to take the alarm / arm state off when needed. All of these run on the HW04 tool.

Compare the Lock50 JLR key range (HW05 – HW12)

KeyFreqTransponderFitsButtonsYearsKeyless
HW05-A433 MHzPCF7953 (Hitag Pro / ID49)Jaguar & Land Rover52010 – 2020✓ RKE + PKE + Keyless + Emergency start
HW05-B433 MHzNCF29A4V (Hitag Pro)Jaguar & Land Rover52010 – 2020✓ RKE + PKE + Keyless + Emergency start
HW06-A315 MHzPCF7953 (Hitag Pro / ID49)Jaguar & Land Rover52010 – 2020✓ RKE + PKE + Keyless + Emergency start
HW06-B315 MHzNCF29A4V (Hitag Pro)Jaguar & Land Rover52010 – 2020✓ RKE + PKE + Keyless + Emergency start
HW07433 MHzPCF7953 (Hitag Pro / ID49)Range Rover / Land Rover52010 – 2020✓ RKE + PKE + Keyless + Emergency start
HW08315 MHzPCF7953 (Hitag Pro / ID49)Range Rover / Land Rover52010 – 2020✓ RKE + PKE + Keyless + Emergency start
HW09433 MHzPCF7953 (Hitag Pro / ID49)Jaguar52010 – 2020✓ RKE + PKE + Keyless + Emergency start
HW10315 MHzPCF7953 (Hitag Pro / ID49)Jaguar52010 – 2020✓ RKE + PKE + Keyless + Emergency start
HW11433 MHzPCF7953P (Hitag Pro / ID49)Land Rover Defender22007 – 2016✓ RKE + Keyless + Emergency start
HW12315 MHzPCF7953P (Hitag Pro / ID49)Land Rover Defender22007 – 2016✓ RKE + Keyless + Emergency start

Tap any key code above to open its product page.

433 MHz = UK / EU / rest-of-world  ·  315 MHz = USA / export markets. Choose the frequency that matches the original key.

🔧 Field Technical Guide: Type 1 Key Programming Rules (2010–2020 KVM)
Change ID & Fixed ID Dual Modes • PCF7953 Transponder • Slide-Out Emergency Blade
Dual Operating Modes: Lock50 HW05 (433 MHz) and HW06 (315 MHz) keys support BOTH Change ID and Fixed ID programming modes:
  • Change ID Mode (Locked KVM): When the KVM is locked (FK72, HPLA), use SW34 Key Copy to duplicate an existing key slot directly onto an HW05 or HW06 key. The key can be rewritten multiple times.
  • Fixed ID Mode (Unlocked KVM): On unlocked KVM systems, program directly via OBD as a permanent key.
  • Visual Identification: Type 1 keys feature a chrome slide-out emergency blade along the side of the shell and house a PCF7953 125 kHz transponder.
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