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| ====== ECMLink (V3) Feature Summary ====== | ====== ECMLink (V3) Feature Summary ====== | ||
| - | ECMLink (V3) is an all-in-one datalogging, real-time tuning, and reflashing package for your 1990-1999 DSM. On this page you'll find a quick high-level summary of the major features in ECMLink. If you need more details, feel free to [[http://www.ecmtuning.com/contact.html|contact us]] and we'll try to answer everything we can. If you just want to browse through the screens, you can hit the [[v3screenshots|screenshots page]]. | + | ECMLink (V3) is an all-in-one datalogging, real-time tuning, and reflashing package for your 1990-1999 DSM. On this page you'll find a quick high-level summary of the major features in ECMLink. If you need more details, feel free to [[http://www.ecmtuning.com/contact.html|contact us]] and we'll try to answer everything we can. If you just want to browse through the screens, you can hit the [[v3screenshots|screenshots page]]. We also have a number of application [[http://www.ecmtuning.com/demos.php|demo videos]] too. |
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| The design also allows the user to make adjustments to configuration settings and direct access tables without being physically connected to the car. If the user needs even more editing or viewing options, most table data can be directly copied and pasted between the ECMLink application and Excel. | The design also allows the user to make adjustments to configuration settings and direct access tables without being physically connected to the car. If the user needs even more editing or viewing options, most table data can be directly copied and pasted between the ECMLink application and Excel. | ||
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| ===== Native USB cables ===== | ===== Native USB cables ===== | ||
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| The standard datalogging cables for both the 1G and 2G platforms are now native USB interfaces. These use our own in-house designs that have been extensively tested over the last year. We've never had a single issue with any of them. They're rugged and designed with years of experience behind them. They're fully opto-isolated and neither requires power from the car. They should connect more easily than the V2 cables and should prove to be even more reliable. | The standard datalogging cables for both the 1G and 2G platforms are now native USB interfaces. These use our own in-house designs that have been extensively tested over the last year. We've never had a single issue with any of them. They're rugged and designed with years of experience behind them. They're fully opto-isolated and neither requires power from the car. They should connect more easily than the V2 cables and should prove to be even more reliable. | ||
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| - | **DB9 NOTE:** We provided DB9 cables for so long in order to support the use of Palm Pilots and Windows Mobile devices. We want to continue to provide support for these platforms so we will provide some form of DB9 cables as extra options. The details simply haven't been defined yet on how these will be made available. | ||
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