AiM Sports ECULog Data Loggers

AiM Sports ECULog data loggers provide compact, high-performance data acquisition for motorsports, featuring 4GB internal memory plus 16GB USB-C expansion to record CAN, RS232, or OBDII data from ECUs. The data loggers small, waterproof design is ideal for motorcycles, Enduro, SuperMoto, or limited-space race cars, offering powerful Race Studio 3 analysis for tuning, diagnostics, and performance optimization.

Key features:

* Ultra-compact and durable design—device is the smallest logger in the AiM lineup and features a glass-fiber-reinforced housing and an IP65/IP67 waterproof rating, ensuring reliability in harsh racing environments
* Broad ECU compatibility—the device supports communication with numerous factory and aftermarket ECU protocols via CAN, RS232, or K-Line (OBDII) (if a specific protocol is not in the database, users can create their own using CAN Builder feature in Race Studio 3 software)
* Comprehensive data capture—despite its size, data logger records essential performance metrics directly from the ECU, such as RPM, throttle position, temperatures, and pressures (it also includes a digital RPM input for vehicles without a compatible ECU
*Ample storage and easy transfer—data logger features 4GB of internal memory and includes a 16GB removable USB-C memory key for easy data offloading without needing a direct cable connection to a laptop
* Modular scalability allows users to expand the system's capabilities using the AiM ecosystem:
-- GPS09c Module: Adds 25Hz GPS data for accurate lap timing and track mapping
-- LCU-One Lambda Controller: Enables precise air-fuel ratio monitoring for engine tuning
-- ACC3 Expansion: Adds analog and digital inputs for additional sensors like suspension or brake pressure
-- SmartyCam 3 Integration: Synchronizes logged data with high-definition video, overlaying real-time telemetry onto the footage
* Professional analysis tool—all recorded data is reviewed using AiM Race Studio 3, which provides professional-grade tools like histograms, scatter plots, and synchronized video-data playback to optimize both driver performance and engine tuning Show Less