OSDOfflineBitlocker.exe command line arguments ?

Hi there,
I'm searching a referencial with the command line argument of the SCCM tools OSDOfflineBitlocker.exe (Pre-provision Bitlocker task in SCCM 2012).
My purpose is to set the TPM Owner password manually, I don't know if it's possible but I know that the task OSDBitlocker.exe (Enable Bitlocker) can receive arguments like "/enable /wait:False /mode:TPM /pwd:None".
Thanks

Pls refer
http://www.windows-noob.com/forums/index.php?/topic/6451-how-can-i-pre-provision-bitlocker-in-winpe-for-windows-8-deployments-using-configuration-manager-2012-sp1/
Thanks, Prabha G
Thanks for the link but I use Bitlocker with MBAM and this method don't save the TPM Owner password in the database and it's not possible to fix it.

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