Magnesium ECU (M1)

[Ben-S]

Is there any update on the possible release of the new generation ecu? I figure maybe we'll here something tomorrow from someone at PRI?

[Sean]

April 2012 I have been told.

[Apex Speed Tech]

We've been informed that the first M-series applications will be available this Spring. The current thinking is they will be fairly application specific; let us know what you're looking to do and we'll see if we can help!

Kind Regards,

Neel

[Pascal]

And they are out!

Did wait quite crazy about that! Finally i can make happy my few clients with new Nissan DIG and Audi's.

But what a confusion with upgrades on upgrades. Levels, systems, type of levels and i dont know what not.

Or is just me???

[Hugh]

For those that have not noticed, the M series ECU information can be found here:- http://www.motec.com.au/m1/M1hardwarespecifications/

Am a bit confused that some ECU's have no Lambda input and the high spec ones only have narrowband input

Am guessing this means you need an aftermarket Wideband Lambda to input to the ECU?

[Fast_Moto]

Any more explanation about the software licensing lvels (i.e. 1-5)? Is this based on the complexity of the software? Or something else?

[Polux RSV]

But what a confusion with upgrades on upgrades. Levels, systems, type of levels and i dont know what not.

Or is just me???

I must agree with you. The M8xx is very simple. ECU has options, you buy what you want and that's it. Software is free downloadable and is easy to install/use/configure for a non-computer geek. That's what makes Motec very strong even in the amateur market.

Angelo

[JamieA]

more info shortly, just need to get some final details confirmed...

-Jamie

[Pascal]

Go go Jamie!

We will need a looooooot of explanations i think....

Just kidding! Hopefully all this will be soon clear!

Pascal

[golf_bht]

I am looking forward to buying M182 or M142
When can I get my hand on one of those?