News Tagged ‘MoTeC’

MoTeC Discontinue M4 & M48

Wednesday, May 16th, 2012

MoTeC Australia head office has informed us that they intend to discontinue manufacturing the M4 and M48 ECU range with immediate effect.


MoTeC Software Release i2

Thursday, May 10th, 2012

MoTeC i2 New Release

i2 Release – 1.19.0020 (02 May 2012)

Changes In This Release

Fixed intermittent crash that can occur when using a scatter plot and zooming full out (TT 3018)
Fixed intermittent crash that can occur when using overlays
Fixed crash that can occur after viewing [...]


MoTeC Software & Firmware Updates, CDL3, SDL3, ADL3

Thursday, May 10th, 2012

New releases of CDL3, SDL3 and ADL3 software mean that all current dash models have the track database functionality, massively useful, especially for those customers with GPS receivers installed as beacon co-ordinates are now set for you. Highly recommended update.


MoTeC release M400, M600, M800, M880 ECU Manager c3.53E1

Saturday, March 3rd, 2012

The next release of ECU Manager is available from MoTeC software website.


Why Solid State Power?

Tuesday, February 21st, 2012

A friend and racer recently suggested that we post an article explaining the benefits of MoTeC’s solid state power distribution product, the PDM (Power Distribution Module), and as it was a good suggestion I’ve decided to do as he said…


Project – BMW E46 M3 GTR S65

Sunday, December 18th, 2011

The concept is perfect, take a well understood and lightweight chassis in the E46 M3, add the Flossmann GTR body to it and replace the old e46 M3 S54 6 pot engine with the e92 M3 S65 v8 which is both lighter and shorter whilst also providing more power.


MoTeC i2 Standard, Now With Synchronised Video

Friday, June 17th, 2011

MoTeC have recently releaseed a new verison of i2 Standard along with some enhancements to VCS and Dash firmware to allow automatically synced video to be created by a VCS system and be viewed in i2 standard without a Pro Logging License.


MoTeC ADL3 \ SDL3 & Windows XP

Thursday, May 12th, 2011

A quick note about connecting to the newer MoTeC dashes using Windows XP