Ecumaster EMU Classic CANBUS Module

Ecumaster EMU Classic CAN BUS Module

Unlock the professional networking capabilities of your Ecumaster EMU Classic with the dedicated CAN BUS Module. While the EMU Classic is a powerhouse of engine management, it requires this external expansion bridge to communicate with modern digital ecosystems. By plugging directly into the ECU’s extension port, this module transforms your standalone system into a high-speed data hub, enabling seamless integration with dash displays, data loggers, and OEM vehicle networks.

Beyond communication, this module acts as a hardware expansion for your ECU, providing four additional analog inputs. These can be utilised for critical sensor data such as oil pressure, fuel pressure, or rotary switches, effectively increasing the technical overhead of your EMU Classic build without the need for complex loom modifications.

Technical Authority & Key Features

• Full CAN 2.0B Support: Enables high-speed communication (up to 1Mbps) with external devices including Ecumaster ADU, MoTeC, Link, and AiM technologies.

• 4-Channel Analog Expansion: Adds 4 x 0-5V (10-bit) analog inputs to your system, perfect for expanding your sensor array or adding driver-adjustable map switches.

• Seamless PnP Installation: Plugs directly into the 5-pin extension/serial port on the rear of the EMU Classic—no splicing or soldering required for the main interface.

• Real-Time Data Streaming: Allows the EMU Classic to output its internal data stream (over 200 channels) to digital dashes for high-legibility driver feedback.

• Selectable Baud Rates: Fully configurable within the EMU Windows Client, supporting 125, 250, 500, and 1000 kbps to match your vehicle's bus speed.

• Compact & Robust Design: Housed in a lightweight, vibration-resistant casing designed for discrete installation behind the dashboard.

• Versatile Connectivity: Features two circular connectors—a 5-way for the ECU interface and a 6-way for CAN signals and the additional analog sensor inputs.

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