
CANTCU CAN3 is connected to CAN on Motec M84.
CAN Speed user-definable (default 1Mbps)
To achieve a somewhat realistic torque estimation, we use a Torque Factor. The torque factor is generated from engine running values taken from a single point of running (usually maximum measured torque on a dyno run). The values needed for calculation are listed below.
Entering these values in the calculation window will generate a torque factor, which will be used as a baseline for torque calculations in the CANTCU.
NOTE!
All tuning should always be done by a professional in safe environment (track/dyno)
Before activating the blip function, it’s recommended to test downshifting and verify (realtime or logging) that the user table is behaving correctly during the blip. Starting values for tuning the blip should be low and gradually increased to avoid overrevving and undesired behavior/acceleration during the shift.
The CAN-communication from M84 to CANTCU uses the "Dash/Logger" feature in MoTeC M84 CAN Setup. The default broadcast address is 232 (= 0xE8 hex).



Available Realtime-values in CANTCU (sent from M84)
| Engine RPM |
| TPS Value (Pedal %) |
| Engine MAP |
| Engine Coolant Temperature |