Vipec
We don't have a specifically made ECU interface for the VIPEC ECUs.
They do however have a CAN data output which can be used with our user programmable CAN ECU interface.
They do however have a CAN data output which can be used with our user programmable CAN ECU interface.
Yes, this has now been tested and is ready for shipping. If you are interested in buying one please contact sales@race-technology.com.
For reference here is the list of available channels (provided the appropriate sensor is connected to the ECU of course)
ECU must be set up to output the required data at 57.6kbaud. Data set is as follows:
For reference here is the list of available channels (provided the appropriate sensor is connected to the ECU of course)
ECU must be set up to output the required data at 57.6kbaud. Data set is as follows:
- RPM
Water temperature
Ambient Air temperature
ECU temperature
Exhaust 1 temp
Exhaust 2 temp
Exhaust 3 temp
Exhaust 4 temp
Boost pressure
Ambient air pressure
Battery voltage
Throttle position
Fuel inj 1 PW
Fuel inj 2 PW
Fuel inj 1 PW on
Fuel inj 2 PW on
Throttle Angle
Ignition Angle
EGR frequency
ISBV frequency
Nitrous Frequency
Support wrote:The Race Technology ECU interface should just connect directly to the ECU. Mark at MADevelopments tested one for us and did not mention having to use any adapters.
I contacted Mark and he said contact you
Will get my Tuner to contact Mark as well see if can find out for sure
Cheers Adam
In the V44 ECU kit that we had for developing the interface there was an adapter included that allowed us to connect to the ECU, as far as I know this is part of the standard kit so you should not need anything else.
And as I said before Mark was able to connect straight to an ECU of his and display data.
And as I said before Mark was able to connect straight to an ECU of his and display data.
My ECU (Vi-PEC V88) shipped with a USB tuning cable. Sounds like the test V44 used by R-T came with a serial tuning cable.
FYI, serial tuning cables are available from Vi-PEC dealers.
I ordered one (a Vi-PEC serial cable), it should be here soon.
Question, why doesn't the O2 data carry over? Seems odd that nitrous frequency translate but wide-band oxygen does not. Same question for Fuel inj 3 & 4.
That said, thank you very much for this interface.
I'm eager to get it installed..!
FYI, serial tuning cables are available from Vi-PEC dealers.
I ordered one (a Vi-PEC serial cable), it should be here soon.
Question, why doesn't the O2 data carry over? Seems odd that nitrous frequency translate but wide-band oxygen does not. Same question for Fuel inj 3 & 4.
That said, thank you very much for this interface.
I'm eager to get it installed..!
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