Any Cummins RAM made between 2010 and 2015 is due for a sweet update from EFILive very soon. The company is proud to announce that it is working on introducing CSP5 (Cummins Switchable Performance tuning on the fly) and EDA (Enhanced Data Acquisition) to users eager to tinker with ECMs. See more details below.
Official Release:
Development continues on both the Cummins 6.7L 2010-2012 ECM (CMD) and the Cummins 6.7L 2013+ (CME) ECMs. Focusing on delivering CSP5, (Cummins Switchable Performance tuning on the fly) and EDA (Enhanced Data Acquisition) as our next enhancements, EFILive is pleased to provide users with a progress status update.
Available ECM space has been a significant issue in development – simply put, free space is very limited to add in our additional code and tables. Feedback has been sought to determine CSP5 mapping parameters to give users the best experience possible within the available space. The final outcome is very similar to our previous CSP5 releases for 2006-2009 Cummins models.
While CSP5 for the 2010-12 CMD ECM comes with 5 switchable positions, the lack of free space for the 2013-15 CME ECM has restricted switching to 4 positions.
EDA development has created a single group of 49 hand selected parameters deemed as essential for tuning feedback. This logging development creates the first usable scan tool for 2010-15 Cummins vehicles and sets the benchmark for all future products. With the proof of concept development phase now finalized, and initial in-vehicle testing going well, EFILive expects beta testing will commence by mid-April 2015. The timing of a subsequent public release will depend on beta test results.
Features:
- Will allow users to have CSP5 and EDA
- 5 switchable positions for 2010-12 CMD ECMs
- 4 switchable positions for 2013-15 CMD ECMs
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