Flexible engine controller
The new M2500 engine controller will control, monitor and protect any engine – no matter if the engine is a traditional type, or an electronically controlled engine with common rail technology, which provides all readings through a SAE CAN J1939 data link.
The new M2500 provides an intuitive user interface with graphical display and several additional LEDs showing status and common alarms of the engine and controller. The latter enabling the user to overview the engine condition without going to the controller reading the display texts.
M2500 can be configured using the keys on the front of the unit, via an SD card or with a PC through a USB connection. No additional software is needed as the configuration application is saved on the M2500 itself and run through a web-browser. Alternatively up- and download of configurations is possible using the on-board SD RAM slot.
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