Updated SW24 Lock50 HW04-B & C OBD Tool JLR CCF Editor As built Flashing Programming to GWM

Friday, October 24, 2025
by Lock50 JLR Key Tools

SW24 Lock50 HW04-B & C OBD Tool JLR 2006 to 2024+ CCF  Editor As built Flashing Programming to GWM

Soon will Add support for 2006 to 2017 Models also but for now we use the SDD Application for those.

1  Make a Backup of the current CCF file from the GWM and read Via OBD

2 Download As Built or Asis Files from the Server.

3 Modify Edit  & Write the CCF file to the GWM Modules. 2017  to 2025 +

When the Car your working has damaged CCF Data in the Gateway GWM Module and has errors or you Want to Do retrofits and Modify CCF with Lock50 and Write Back with Lock50 in Minutes.

Then you can Download the As-built Files or Backup from current Car and Edit and Modify inside Lock50 and flash back the GWM Module  SW24 in the Lock50 JLR Key tools software.




???? About this video

Published Jan 21, 2026 on the official Lock50 YouTube channel

The video demonstrates using the Lock50 HW04 JLR Key Tool (software version 1.4.8.0) to edit a Central Configuration File (CCF) for a 2022 Land Rover Discovery / L462. It scans the vehicle via OBD-II, downloads the CCF, and utilizes the CCF Editor to modify settings. Specific modifications include disabling telematics protection, enabling video display while driving, and adjusting key fob and audio branding parameters. The tool then uploads the updated CCF to the vehicle's GWM module, showcasing comprehensive vehicle configuration capabilities.

What this video covers

  • Lock50 JLR Key Tool
  • CCF editing Land Rover
  • Jaguar key programming
  • Range Rover key programming
  • Land Rover Discovery L462
  • JLR diagnostics tool
  • Vehicle configuration file
  • Telematics protection disable
  • Video in motion unlock
  • OBDII key programming
  • Land Rover ECU programming
  • JLR security access
▶ Read the full spoken transcript
Welcome to a Demo to CCF Editing Lock50 HW04 JLR Key tools. The JLR Key Tool 1.4.8.0 software is shown. A Network Integrity Test initiates, connecting to the vehicle via an OBDII cable and searching various modules like AAM, ATCM, BCM, RFA, and TCM. The tool identifies the vehicle as a 2022 Land Rover Discovery / L462 with a 3.0L Diesel engine. The user navigates to CCF Utilities, downloads the 'As-Built' CCF file, and then opens it in the CCF Editor. The video highlights modifications to 'Telematics 1' (set to 'TCU not fitted'), 'Telematics Protection' (set to 'Not supported'), and 'Telematics 2' (set to 'No Feature Fitted (No TCU)'). After saving the modified CCF, it is uploaded to the vehicle's GWM module. The PEPS System configuration then reflects 'Telematic Protection... Not Supported'. Further edits are demonstrated for 'Safety Belt Reminder', 'Brand', 'Traffic Information', 'Heated Steering Wheel', 'Audio Brand', and 'Video Display Inhibit' (changed to 'Always allow video'). The user also browses 'Key Fob Technology' and 'VIN13' parameters.

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