ECUMASTER EMU PRO-8

EMU PRO

The EMU PRO is a stand-alone engine management system aimed directly at professional motorsport with a comprehensive feature set and vast tuning possibilities. It offers precise powertrain control coupled with the ultimate flexibility to adapt the engine calibrations for the most demanding projects. EMU PRO comes in two versions: EMU PRO 16 targeting applications with a high number of inputs/outputs and EMU PRO 8 for smaller (up to 8 cylinders) engines.

 

SPECIFICATION

KEY FEATURES

Advanced fueling model including closed-loop short- and long-term trim

algorithms combined with fuel film model gives exceptional accuracy of injectors

control.

Software is designed to give the user unprecedented flexibility of configuration of

strategies. The user may adjust the size of all tables in the software and the channels used on each table axis. Bins values on the X and Y axis can be

changed too, which increases the accuracy of the table readouts in non-linear parts

of the described model.

Flexible system with custom functions, numbers, CAN inputs and CAN exports,

well known from Power Management Unit (PMU) and Advanced Display Unit

(ADU).

Stand-alone sequential gearbox/ paddle-shift advanced strategy, up to 4

closed-loop stages, PWM solenoids control.

Number of outputs and inputs covering most demanding applications.

Engine type support – Four-stroke, two-stroke, rotary; up to 12 cylinders.

Oxygen sensor – 2 x internal LSU 4.9 controller, up to 4 sensors support.

2 x DBW full support with auto-calibration.

User-defined table sizes up to 32×32.

Up to 4 VVT support, auto-calibration.

2 x CAN 2.0A/B, 1 x LIN bus.

2 x knock sensors.

Logging to external USB memory.

Up to 500 Hz data-logging.

8 [4] x EGT inputs (or high-precision analog inputs).

Total of 46[31] outputs and 30[24] inputs.

Custom user functions, numbers, tables, and outputs.

Water resistant IP 65 enclosure, bespoke CNC machined aluminum.

On-line parameters analysis displayed on the graph log.

 

*8-version features are listed in square brackets