MagicMotorSport Flex - Hardware

The device is intended only for reading and writing engine and gearbox controllers.

Any modifications can be made with external programs such as StageX or Winols

MAKE YOUR DAILY ROUTINE IN THE WORKSHOP EASIER

Flex is a tool that allows you to map, update and repair ECUs and TCUs. Using only a computer and a stable internet connection, you can connect to the engine controller of cars, motorcycles and trucks.

With Flex you have everything you need to start working in the world of chiptuning and grow your business with many services and solutions in your mechatronic workshop.

The programmer supports all available connection modes. You can easily connect to most car ECUs via the vehicle's OBD port. While for more advanced tasks, BDM, Bootloader and JTAG modes are also possible.

ENDLESS EVOLUTION

Over 25,000 supported vehicles make Flex the perfect solution for any workshop.

Moreover, this number of supported protocols is constantly growing, and the tool is constantly being updated and moving forward.

Working with Flex is very simple: just select the make and model or enter the ECU code, then the software will show you all available modes.

SOFTWARE PACKAGES DESIGNED FOR YOUR NEEDS

The hardware set consists of the Flex main unit, the additional Flexbox module and mainly the connection cable.

Choose the software package that best suits your needs: ECU, TCU or Full to get the most out of your programmer and offer your customers the best service.

When you buy a Flex with a matching software package, you also get a yearly subscription to periodically receive software updates with new developments for ECUs and TCUs.

From year to year, you can decide whether to renew your subscription. In any case, Flex will always be active with the updates you've already received.

The standard set includes the following devices and accessories:

• Flex (FLX1.1) - the heart of the set - the main device through which we can read and write engine controllers and gearboxes (ECU and TCU),
  
• Flexbox (FLX1.9) - we connect it to Flex when we want to work with the driver pulled out on the table or check if our Flex is damaged (then the FLX9.1 test adapter plugged into the E port of the Flexbox, which is also included),
  
• Flex cable - OBD II CAN / K-Line (FLX2.10) - Allows you to connect Flex with the car using the OBDII diagnostic socket (applies to cars with which we connect via CAN network or K-Line) - Red
  
• Flex cable - OBD II Enet (FLX2.11) - Allows you to connect Flex with the car using the OBDII diagnostic socket (applies to cars with which we connect via the enet network - i.e. mainly BMW cars) - Green
  
• Colored cables and adapter kits (FLX3.5 and FLK4.2) - allow you to connect motor controllers and gearboxes on the table,
  
• Additional port for another 40 pins (FLX4.1) - so far I have not used it,
  
• FlexBox connection cable port C to NEC 7F00 XX (FLX3.3) - used to connect the device to Toyota controllers using the frame - connection via the so-called boot
  
• FlexBox connection cable port D to BDM MPC5xx (FLX3.4) - used to connect the device to the controllers using connectors
  
• Test adapter (FLX9.1) to check the correct operation of Flex,
  
• Charger,