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Hawthorne, CA—AEM has hardware-validated 52 new 3rd party devices that will communicate with the CD-7 Digital Dash Display, including ECUs from FAST, Holley and MoTec (Hundred Series), MSD Grid system, Racepak data loggers and individual Racepak V-Net modules. A list of newly validated applications is below, and a complete list of the 77 validated 3rd party applications is available on the company’s website (click the “Supported Apps” tab on the CD-7 Dash page).
3rd Party ECUs with Validated CAN bus Comms to AEM CD-7 Digital Dash
3rd Party Loggers, PDMs & CAN Expanders with Validated CAN Comms to AEM CD-7 Digital Dash
The CD-7 integrates with AEMnet-enabled devices, and it includes templates with channel lists for AEMnet-enabled ECUs that speed the setup process. It works with:
AEM will continue validating more 3rd party CAN bus configurations, and has configurations available for more 3rd party applications that have not yet been hardware validated but are available for download. AEM cannot guarantee the accuracy of non-hardware validated files until they have been tested. A list of available but non-validated applications is available
here (click “Supported Apps tab).
The CD-7/CD-7L color digital displays feature a super bright, high contrast, sunlight readable display and include an integrated glare diffuser and shade hood so that they are readable in even the brightest daylight conditions. They are designed to accept channels from CAN bus connections and do not currently include analog inputs. Two CAN bus channels are included so that it can receive and collect data from AEMnet enabled devices such as the Infinity ECU, Series 2 EMS or EMS-4, and 3rd party devices including PDMs, CAN sensor modules and programmable engine management systems.