Software
Dyno2 software was created to meet a wide range of users. It is suitable both for carrying out many hours of engine reliability tests and for short measurements to easily determine the engine characteristics. The key aspect is universality. We create Dyno2 to handle all types of dynamometers with a variety of accessories. All systems are designed transparently and allow the user to control his own settings.
The software is provided with the DC2L dyno controller without additional fees.
The key benefits of Dyno2 are:
Support for many types of dynamometers – engine, chassis, inertial, absorber
Programmable test sequences for maintaining engine speed and throttle control in cooperation with the Ecumaster EMU Black engine controller
Support of a dynamometer with one or two axes with mechanical axis synchronization
Support up to 4 eddy current brakes – 2 brakes per axle
Built-in sensor of ambient conditions (temperature, pressure, humidity) for power correction
Support for OBD interface via Bluetooth or USB
Fully customizable software for easy support of any dynamometer
Tools for calibration of load cells, roller inertia and brake control
Flexible characteristics for converting analog signals to physical quantities
Free choice of physical units – metric and imperial
Preview of dyno working parameters and drawing graphs in real time
Scatter plots – i.e. engine power as a function of ignition angle
Flexible brake control modes: constant power, RPM lock, RPM limit, test sequences
User-adjustable smoothing of graphs
Unlimited measurement compare function
Easy project and measurement management, project database
Measurements saved in HDF format for data analysis in external software e.g. MATLAB
Possibility to export data to CSV (Excel) format
Programmable data parsing from CAN bus, a lot of aftermarket ECU streams ready available
Programmable CAN data export for interaction with other devices
Possibility to extend the functionality of the device by modules connected via CAN bus – e.g. wideband lambda sensor controller
Programmable logic to control device outputs based on all available data