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# Detampering and reloading warrantied keys on development units - VOS3

## Introduction <a href="#sec_cpdevkeys_introduction" id="sec_cpdevkeys_introduction"></a>

For detampering and reloading warrantied keys on development units, you can use the cpdevkeys app.

It can be accessed from SCP and can be used by application developers to simplify loading of development keys, as it does not require connection to a host PC.

## Loading development warrantied keys from SCP <a href="#sec_cpdevkeys_loading" id="sec_cpdevkeys_loading"></a>

You can access cpdevkeys from Security Control Panel. Go to **Control Panel → Security → Tamper → Detamper and load DEV Warrantied keys**

This will open the cpdevkeys app.

### UI Overview <a href="#subsec_cpdevkeys_ui" id="subsec_cpdevkeys_ui"></a>

![Application's initial screen](/files/nNmPgIFlzfHNjosHU4IT)

1. Log view
2. Button for starting the keyloading
3. Button for clearing the log view

### Starting keyloading <a href="#subsec_cpdevkeys_keyloading" id="subsec_cpdevkeys_keyloading"></a>

In the app, press the **Start Keyloading** button.

![Keyloading is in progress](/files/8iuUO3rfi9H7mXPC0kuo)

You'll see logs displayed on-screen.

Once keyloading is complete, you'll see a pop-up notifying you of the result.

![Keyloading completed successfully](/files/kSAUTWnBfYyCoG4l6jiO)

## Loading development warrantied keys from CLI <a href="#sec_cpdevkeys_cli" id="sec_cpdevkeys_cli"></a>

Cpdevkeys can also be started from the command line by running:

```cpp
$ cpdevkeys
```


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