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Motec provides a range of engine management<br />

systems. That covers the needs and budgets of many<br />

different types of users.<br />

A number of options enabled by a password, let you have<br />

the features that you need, when you want them, without<br />

having to physically change the ECU.<br />

ThE CoMpLETE SoLuTion<br />

MoTeC engine management and data<br />

acquisition systems are designed for performance,<br />

reliability and versatility. With advanced<br />

technology and a multitude of expansion options,<br />

our products can be configured to suit almost<br />

any application˜on land, water and even in the air.<br />

Every level is catered for, from high performance<br />

road vehicles and amateur motorsport to top<br />

class professional race teams.<br />

MoTeC’s ever expanding product range is extensive<br />

and modular, allowing customers to tailor a solution<br />

to their individual needs. A core range of fully<br />

programmable ECUs, data loggers and displays can be integrated with peripheral devices and accessories to form a<br />

complete solution that powers, controls, logs, monitors and communicates virtually any automotive parameter.<br />

SLM MDD whEEL<br />

The Mini Digital Display (MDD) is a small satellite display, compact enough to mount on<br />

the steering wheel, but it can also be mounted in a more conventional position.<br />

Typical applications for the MDD are as a display for a MoTeC ECU or the ACL<br />

www.motec.com.au/acl or EDL2 www.motec.com.au/EDL2/ data logging systems<br />

that do not have a built in display. The Shift Light Module (SLM) may be used for<br />

shift lights, warning lights or other indicators as programmed by the user.<br />

It provides eight multicolour LED indicator lights in a compact array. The colour, intensity<br />

and purpose of each LED can be controlled independently, providing enormous flexibility<br />

and scope for customisation. vides eight multicolour LED indicator lights in a compact array.<br />

The colour, intensity and purpose of each LED can be controlled independently, providing<br />

enormous flexibility and scope for customisation.<br />

BEACon<br />

MoTeC’s lap timing system consists of one or more Beacon Transmitters<br />

(BTX www.motec.com.au/btx) mounted beside the track and a Beacon Receiver<br />

(BR2 www.motec.com.au/br2) fitted in the vehicle. The Beacon Receiver is connected to a<br />

MoTeC display, data logger or ECU.<br />

The lap timing system marks the beginning and end of each lap in order to record and display<br />

lap times and lap numbers. If several Beacon Transmitters are mounted around the track it<br />

can also generate split times. This information can be used by the data system for calculations<br />

such as lap gain/loss, where the current lap times and split times are compared to a reference lap.<br />

This can indicate to the driver whether they are faster or slower than before.<br />

SofTwARE<br />

Motec continually refines and improves its software and hardware.<br />

New versions of software are easily found on their website and<br />

can be downloaded free of charge.<br />

BRENNAN LTD B<br />

fuEL DELivERy<br />

To achieve optimum performance<br />

from your engine, it is important in any<br />

application that exactly the right amount<br />

of fuel is delivered to the cylinder. This<br />

requires all components in the fuel<br />

system to be carefully chosen to work<br />

well together and to match the engine.<br />

<strong>Brennan</strong> <strong>Racing</strong> supplies a wide range of<br />

high quality components for fuel delivery,<br />

all tested to integrate with your<br />

MoTeC systems.<br />

MASTER DEALERS<br />

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