New PMU software version 122.3 Public Release

We are pleased to announce the public release of PMU software version 122.3. This update includes multiple new features compared to the previous official version 101.2.1.

New features:

  • CANbus Export: Added a new “Conditional” transmit mode
  • Added support for up to two third-party keyboards (e.g., GrayHill, RaceGrade, LifeRacing) – previously, only one third-party keyboard was allowed
  • Added a .DBC exporter for CANbus Message Objects and CANbus Export
  • CANbus Export: Added a “Checksum” module, allowing custom checksum formulas for exported frames (see the separate How-to guide for details)
  • Project Tree: Added a new “Rate of Change” operation for the Number element, calculating the derivative of a given channel
  • CANbus Keyboards: Added a “Master Brightness Channel” option, enabling brightness control via any channel within the 0–100% range
  • CANbus Keyboards: Added support for the “RacePad” keyboard (see the separate How-to guide for details)
  • CANbus Keyboards: Added support for the Ecumaster “6x1” keyboard
  • Units and decimal places of user-defined elements are now visible in Data Master (requires Data Master 2025.4 or newer)
  • Project Tree: Added a “Change View” button to the toolbar
  • Added an option to automatically synchronize the RTC time when the device is connected to the PC
  • Autosaved channels can now be saved immediately when triggered by the rising or falling edge of a selected “Force Save Channel” (see the separate How-to guide for details)
  • New channels: “pmu.serialNumber.A/B/C” and “pmu.firmwareVersion”
  • New CANbus Input data type: float – the PMU can now read 32-bit float values from the CAN bus
  • Device serial number is now displayed in the Graph Log

For more details, see the changelog.

Download the latest software update: https://www.ecumaster.com/products/pmu/

We appreciate your feedback — it helps us make PMU even better.

Sincerely,
The Ecumaster Team

Is there anyway to sync the RTC with the GPS date/time?