ProECU tuning map viewer

The ProECU map viewer

The ProECU Map Viewer makes it easy to navigate through a long list of maps and find the ones you want.

It can be a bit of a challenge navigating and editing maps with a mouse on a laptop when you're in a moving car, but our latest Map Viewer has excellent keyboard controls and helpful map-grouping options that make it possible to do almost all of the navigation via the keys.

Map viewer features

• Group maps by Functions (categories), such as Boost Control, Fuel & Ignition Timing
• Group maps by User Level, Dimension or Open Maps
• Sort maps by Name, User Level, Dimensions (1D, 2D or 3D), Category or Description column
• Customisable columns
• View map descriptions
• Easily manage opened maps

Maps by function

We have categorised most of the maps by their function, helping to group together maps of different dimensions but common function in one list.

Maps are categorised by function

It is possible to open all maps assigned to a specific function by right-clicking on the function, such as Boost Control, then selecting Open All Maps.

Customising columns

To add or remove columns from the Map Viewer, right-click on the column name and enable or disable items from the list:

Right-click on the column headings to include or exclude columns.

The Map Viewer below has been modified to show additional map information:

Map viewer configured to show map names, descriptions, classes and categories.

Click on the column title to sort the map list. It is possible to sort any of the columns. The map list colouring is done according to the chosen method of sorting.

Keyboard controls

Key	Description
Cursor keys	Use the up and down cursor keys to move up and down the map list. Press the right cursor key (or spacebar) to expand a sub-category such as Maps by Function. Press the left cursor key (or spacebar) to close down a sub-category.
Spacebar	Use Spacebar to open or close a highlighted map from the map list; the focus will stay on the map list and not move to the opened map, which makes it possible to move up and down the map list using the cursor keys to open multiple maps quickly.
Enter	Use Enter to open a highlighted map from the map list; press enter on a highlighted map that is already open to move focus from the map list to the open map.
Escape (Esc)	When editing a map, press the Esc key to move the focus from the map back to the map list; Esc does not close a map, it only returns the focus to the map list.
Tab	Use Tab to move focus to the top tab bar, then use cursor keys to move between tabs; press Tab again to move back to the map list.
R, F	Press R to increase the selected value, F to decrease the selected value; these keys apply a very small change whose precise value depends on the map scaling.
T, G	Press T to increase the selected value, G to decrease the selected value; these keys apply a small change whose precise value depends on the map scaling.
Y, H	Press Y to increase the selected value, H to decrease the selected value; these keys apply a medium change whose precise value depends on the map scaling.
U, J	Press U to increase the selected value, J to decrease the selected value; these keys apply a big change whose precise value depends on the map scaling.
I, K	Press I to increase the selected value, K to decrease the selected value; these keys apply a very big change whose precise value depends on the map scaling.
F2	Press F2 to start editing the selected value.

Jumping between open maps

The Open Maps sub-category in the map list shows all the opened maps. Use the cursor keys or mouse to bring a specific map to the foreground by highlighting it. Use the spacebar to close specific maps.

All open maps are shown in the Open Maps sub-category.

To close all open maps, right-click on any sub-category, such as Open Maps, then click on Close all Maps.