DashCAN Wire-In Interface

DashCAN Wire-In Interface

Your standalone ECU, live on your phone

DashCAN wires into your CAN bus and turns your phone into a customizable race dash: up to 20 live channels at 50 updates a second, full data logging, and CAN switches that control the car. No laptop in the passenger seat.

€79.90In stock

Prefer plug-and-play? DashCAN OBD is the same interface with an OBD connector.

Live updates
50/s
Live channels
20
CAN access
Read + write
Wireless
Bluetooth 5 LE

High-speed CAN with switchable 120 Ω termination, 4-pin screw terminal, data logging with XLSX export. iOS and Android.

Your phone becomes the dash

Every screen below is live CAN data in the free DashCAN app. Build your own layout, pick gauge styles and colors, then log everything you see.

Live dashboard: your channels, your layout, 50 updates a second.
CAN switches: race mode, presets and the pit-lane limiter from the phone.
Log viewer: record every channel, scrub the trace, export XLSX.

Built for standalone ECUs

DashCAN is not a diagnostics dongle. It lives on the CAN bus your ECU already broadcasts on.

Your ECU broadcasts CAN
Built for standalone ECUs (like Ignitron) that stream data as custom CAN messages. Configure the broadcast once, DashCAN picks it up.
You pick the channels
RPM, MAP, lambda, oil pressure, EGT, gear: anything your ECU puts on the bus becomes a gauge on your phone.
You want control back
CAN switches write to the bus: race mode, launch presets, pit-lane limiter, all functions your ECU exposes, triggered from the screen.
Clean custom install
Four screw-terminal pins (power, ground, CAN high, CAN low) wire straight into a race loom. No adapter, no OBD port required.

Not another OBD dongle

A generic ELM327 dongle asks the car polite diagnostic questions. DashCAN reads the raw stream your ECU is already sending, and can talk back.

Generic ELM327 dongle

  • Polls a handful of OBD-II diagnostic PIDs, a few times a second
  • Factory-defined parameters only
  • Read-only, cannot switch anything
  • Standalone ECUs usually do not answer OBD-II requests at all

DashCAN interface

  • Listens to raw CAN frames at full bus speed
  • Any channel your ECU broadcasts: 20 at once, 50 updates a second
  • Writes too: CAN switches trigger real functions in the car
  • Built for standalone ECUs from day one

Setup in four steps

The full guide with pictures and the per-ECU settings is on the First Steps page.

  1. 1

    Connect it to the car

    Wire the four screw terminals into the loom: switched 12 V, ground, CAN high and CAN low.

  2. 2

    Enable the CAN broadcast in your tuning software

    Each ECU has a short guide with the exact settings and pins. Ignitron users import two ready-made files.

  3. 3

    Install the free app and pair over Bluetooth

    iOS or Android. Grant the permissions the app asks for, then pair the interface.

  4. 4

    Pick your ECU in the app

    The channels show up live. Build your layout, then drive.

Works with

Ignitron ECU, ECU Master EMU, ECU Master EMU PRO, Emtron (needs the Apex), Haltech (needs the Apex), Hondata, MaxxECU, MegaSquirt, MoTeC (needs the Apex), rusEFI, Speeduino, Syvecs (needs the Apex), VEMS (needs the Apex), and any other ECU that can broadcast custom CAN messages.

This interface runs at a fixed 500 kbit/s. Emtron, Haltech, MoTeC, Syvecs and VEMS broadcast at 1 Mbit/s, which only the DashCAN Apex can read.

Which DashCAN is right for you?

Same app, same live data. Pick by how you connect, and whether you want lap timing built in.

Wire it in once, and every drive after that is data.

Where to buy

Closed-course use only. DashCAN products are intended solely for closed-course competition and motorsport use and are not type-approved or certified for use on public roads. Use them lawfully and safely, and do not operate the app while driving. See our Terms & Conditions for full details.