ECUMaster Black Installation
Wiring
Because aftermarket ECU installations are all customized, you'll need to purchase the appropriate length wiring harness and/or CANBUS hub for your installation from your ECU manufacturer, or wire something up yourself. WENDLab gauges use a standard DTM04-4P connector, which is plug and play with many aftermarket vendor wiring solutions. You'll need an open CANBUS port to connect to your WENDLab gauge. If you don't have an open CANBUS port, you may need to add a CANBUS hub or splitter to make one available.
If you're unsure what you need for your specific installation, please consult your tuner/installer.
This is what the pins on the back of the device do. The socket is a Deutsch DTM04-4P that accepts a DTM06-4S plug.
ECUMaster Black
You'll need to wire CAN Hi (39pin connector, Pin 12), CAN Lo (39pin connector, Pin 25), 12v power and chassis ground to a DTM06-4S plug with enough length to reach the gauge install location. The power and ground are required to operate the gauge device. The ground does not need to be a sensor ground referenced to the ECU. A chassis ground is sufficient.
Then, in the EMU Black software, confirm the ECU is set up to transmit CAN data with the settings below :
App Setup
Open the GaugeControl App https://apps.apple.com/us/app/gaugecontrol/id6450934826
and click "Find a Gauge" to search for devices over Bluetooth.
You'll see any WENDLab devices in Bluetooth range in the list that appears. Select your device from the list. When you want to reconnect later, you use the "slide to connect" slider to reconnect to the last device you used.
App features
From the main screen, the GaugeControl app allows you do select the gauge type and appearance of each display in your WENDLab gauge as well as update the firmware over the air to provide bugfixes and new features. If a firmware update is available, you'll see an "Update FW" button. If you're on the latest version, this won't appear. You can access an additional configuration screen in the top right hand corner via the = icon.
In the configuration screen, you can configure warning levels for multiple monitored parameters. If the ECU reports a value above the Maximum or below the Minimum configured value, you'll receive a warning indicator on the gauge. For single analog-style gauges, the digital readout will turn red and the background of the gauge will turn orange. For digital multi-gauge faces, the parameter that's gone in to warning state will turn red.
You can also choose your ECU type on this screen with the "ECU Mode" selector. Please confirm that the value displayed here matches your ECU platform if you don't see the gauge displaying ECU data.
The "Demo Mode" function displays a graphic on each screen.