Cutting toyota prado keys by code

[strat]

Still learning here and have a feeling this might be a silly question but only way to find out is by asking :chuncky:

Trying to cut 2004/05 Toyota prado keys instacode has a note mentioning:



4 is the deepest cut. (See ISN 7625 OEM depth symbols.)
(Numbers stamped on some wafer are opposite to its corresponding cut depth.)

and



1 is the deepest cut. (See ISN 444 for modified depth symbols.)



For example code 56602 toyota, prado

On instacode under, show cut key with ISN 7625 it looks correct but once entered on a miracle A9 clone (SEC-E9) it looks wrong??

How would you cut these correct?

Key is a toy43 with 10 cuts.

[iamfooser]

The note in instacode means that, whatever number you see in the wafer, you have to invert them.

If you see on wafer #1, you enter in your E9 #4.

And since you have code, just key in whatever you see on your instacode. You only invert when you are decoding keys with wafer.

[strat]

Ok, can stop scratching my head that i was doing it wrong.. i guess it is the SEC E9 as im doing that and still looks wrong on it... but not on instacode. :torn:

Anyone with a condor want to show me what they get ?