Moates Ostrich 2.0 RealTime Chip Emulator

Description

The Moates Ostrich 2.0 is the perfect chip emulator for use on OBD1 socketed ECU's when tuning with Crome. Allows on the fly program/rom file upload to your ECU. Excellent for real-time updating and tuning. Updating/loading your tune to the ECU in real-time drastically speeds up the tuning process. No need to shut off the car, remove the chip, program, restart, etc. with every programming change. The Ostrich cable plugs into place where your standard 28-pin chip would go on your socketed ECU, and uses the included USB cable to plug into your laptop for program uploading to the Ostrich via the Crome software. This is the newest Ostrich, the 2.0 unit. It is extremely small and compact, durable, versatile, and powerful. Full 921.6k speed, from 4k (2732A) up to 512k (4mbit 29F040) and everything in between (27C128, 27C256, 27C512). The new form factor is incredibly small and compact. With CNC-cut enclosures, as well as silkscreened lexan product description overlay, the Ostrich 2.0 sets a new standard in fitment and appearance. With state-of-the art performance, it is without rivals.
Includes:
Moates Ostrich unit
(connects the Ostrich unit to the 28 pin socket in your ECU)
USB cable
One - protects the end of the emulation cable, and allows fitment into many different 28-pin socket types.
Important:
When using the Ostrich with an ECU that is socketed with a (such as our chipped ECU's), the end of the emulation cable gets in the way of the lever on the . For use with a , we recommend stacking one additional onto the end of the for clearance.
Can I leave the Ostrich plugged into the ECU after tuning?
Yes, the Ostrich
can
be left in the ECU for long-term use. However, if the emulation cable get pulled or tugged loose, the vehicle will no longer run so it is best to only use while tuning. When done tuning, it is recommended to burn/program the final tune onto an using the .
Can I use the Ostrich with any Crome .bin file?
Yes, however you must enable real-time programming within the .bin file for the Ostrich to work. This can be done within the Crome software by going to "Plugins" > "Enhancements" > "Quick Datalogger + RTP"