Decoder Stuv Ivox (Germany)

Text in the video: So today we have Stuv Ivox, the key and tool for this lock. How it works. We assemble the key and start testing each plate one by one for play. Maximum play means the right element has been selected. We start with the highest ones, for example, with fives. We look at the lines. How many lines have appeared? Almost 2. We set the next height. In general, the effect is the same. 2 lines. We set the next three. Also 2. We set 2. We check. Already a little higher. Almost 3. Let's try 1. Confidently 3. Even 4 lines. The highest play means the first plate is one. We move on to the next plate. The result is the same, one or two lines. We change the five to a four. 4 plates. Lines. High result. Let's try to see how it will behave on a three. The result is noticeably less. Let's try 2 more. 3 lines. Let's put one now, let's see. Four was the highest. We return four. It turned out, if we count from the nose 1, 4. Let's look at the third plate. And the second, control one. 4 figures. Four, so we move on to the third plate. And we will now test it with another device. Let's put on a laser mark. Let's look at it. The farthest deviation of the laser mark to the left will tell us that the correct plate is installed. Let's go. Let's choose some object for ourselves. Some lock is lying. There is a mark on the corner of the lock. Let's put in the next plate. Instead of five, four. Let's see how the mark will shine. It does not reach the previous one. We hold five. It was the farthest. Now we put three. Not further than five. Further than four. I think we can try the next one. Two. We change the next one to one. It also doesn't reach the maximum. We return the five. The five had the maximum deviation. We leave the five. We move on to the next plate. We test. The five is the first one. Our mark turned out to be the maximum. On the five. Let's start the next four. The four is a little further. We'll try the next three. It doesn't go over the edge there. Then we try the two. The two has gone the farthest. There's still one left. The one doesn't reach. The two was the highest. We return the two. We move on to the next plate. We have the five. The five is the maximum deviation. We put the next four. No further. We can put the three. The next one hits there too. We have the two. Well, somewhere there. There's still one left. The one has gone far beyond our mark. Then we definitely leave the one. Next. We exchange the five for a four. We search with the maximum deviation. The result is the same. You can move the mark a little. Three. Two. Two has risen high. Let's look at one now. We return two. The next one. We'll look then. We have five. We put the next four. I didn't even notice... The last one we had was five. We had five in the castle. The four got close to. That's how it all works.