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XCP-on-CAN ECU Calibration and Measurement Tool
KITE Calibrator
Released Version 0.4.22
Connect ECU calibration, DAQ measurement, parameter-set management, and trace analysis over XCP-on-CAN in one engineering workspace.
KDP Free · Included KITE Calibrator is included in KDP Free. Register or sign in with a work email to download it.
KITE Calibrator v0.4.22 Workspace
Overview
Keep the full engineering context from A2L project setup to calibrated ECU results
KITE Calibrator is an XCP-on-CAN tool for ECU development and calibration teams. Import A2L and ELF / AXF / OUT data into a reusable multi-page workspace, then read, write, and observe ECU data through numeric, graphic, parameter, curve / map, and array panels. DAQ recorders, CAN / XCP trace, MF4 playback, and Par Set Studio connect measurement, issue analysis, and parameter-set comparison in one repeatable workflow. A built-in Virtual ECU demo also lets teams explore calibration and measurement without physical hardware.
ID · ki-calibrator
Live Measurement and Calibration Workspace
KITE Calibrator
Online read, write, and measure
Read and write scalar, curve, map, and array data over XCP-on-CAN while DAQ or polling continuously updates engineering values.
Measurement records and trace
Configure DAQ recorders, export MF4 / ASC, and inspect communication with filtered, aggregated, and decoded CAN / XCP traces.
Parameter-set management
Use Par Set Studio to load PAR / CDFX / CSV, capture ECU snapshots, compare differences, and selectively activate parameter values.
Self-service access
Start using KITE Calibrator in three steps
Sign in, download, and install through KDP without scheduling a product demo or waiting for manual activation.
KITE Calibrator is included in the US$0 KDP Free plan; use the current KDP display for plan details. View trial and plans
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Sign in with a work email
Enter your work email and use a one-time verification code to register or sign in without a password.
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Download KDP Hub
Get the 64-bit desktop installer for Windows 10 or later and manage KITE tools in one place.
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Install and launch
Select the tool in KDP Hub, install it, and start creating an engineering project.
A Complete Workspace from Online Calibration to Measurement Analysis
Explore eight actual interface views covering Numeric, Graphic, curve / map, DAQ, trace, Par Set Studio, A2L Editor, and the hardware-free demo workflow.
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Reusable Multi-Page Calibration Workspace
Arrange numeric, parameter, graphic, and array panels on project pages, save the layout and session state, and continue where the calibration session left off.
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Multi-Signal Trends and Cursor Analysis
Plot multiple measurement signals with independent Y axes, then inspect ECU behavior with time windows, cursors, markers, and zoom controls.
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Curve and Map Batch Calibration
Select multiple curve, map, or array cells for batch arithmetic, interpolation, Read All, and Write All operations while enforcing physical limits.
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DAQ Channel and Recorder Configuration
Assign DAQ channels and update rates from A2L events, use polling where needed, route selected signals to MF4 / ASC recorders, and monitor ODT capacity.
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CAN / XCP Trace and Command Decode
Inspect CAN and XCP Tx / Rx messages on one timeline and use filtering, aggregation, and row-level decoding to isolate connection, measurement, or write issues.
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Parameter-Set Comparison and Controlled Activation
Load PAR / CDFX / CSV files, capture an ECU snapshot, compare values and changes across columns, and select the parameter set to activate on the ECU.
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A2L Editor and ELF Symbol Mapping
Map ELF debug symbols to CHARACTERISTIC, ARRAY, and MEASUREMENT entries, then save updated addresses or new data entries back to A2L.
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Fast Project Start and Virtual ECU Demo
Resume a recent workspace, create or open a project, or launch the Virtual ECU demo to explore calibration and measurement without physical hardware.
Product Highlights
Builds an ECU calibration data model from A2L and ELF / AXF / OUT, with A2L Editor for XCP settings, symbols, and data addresses.
Saves multiple measurement and calibration pages in one project and combines online scalar, curve, map, and array access with batch operations and readback.
Connects DAQ recorders, MF4 playback, CAN / XCP trace, and Par Set Studio for measurement, issue analysis, difference review, and parameter activation.
Core Capabilities
Project and A2L data management
Load A2L, ELF / AXF / OUT, and DBC data for characteristics, measurements, axes, conversions, record layouts, DAQ events, and ECU addresses. Projects retain page layouts and measurement records.
A2L Editor and symbol modeling
Use XCP Configuration, ELF Search, and Symbol Editor to create or update CHARACTERISTIC, ARRAY, and MEASUREMENT entries and save symbol addresses and data definitions back to A2L.
Parameter, curve, map, and array calibration
Read and write scalar, curve, map, and array / VAL_BLK data online with physical limits, batch arithmetic, interpolation, Read All / Write All, and readback confirmation.
DAQ / ODT live measurement
Assign DAQ channels, rates, and ODTs from A2L events, use polling where needed, and display engineering values, trends, cursors, and markers in numeric and graphic panels.
Recorder, MF4, and bus trace
Route channels to MF4 / ASC recorders, load MF4 files for offline playback, and filter, aggregate, and decode CAN / XCP Tx / Rx messages in the trace view.
Par Set Studio and output
Load PAR / CDFX / CSV, capture ECU snapshots, compare parameter differences, and selectively activate values. Intel HEX export and parameter HEX write-back are also available.
KITE Calibrator Calibration and Measurement Workflow
Start with data preparation and XCP connectivity, then move through workspace setup, online calibration, measurement analysis, and parameter-set delivery as one repeatable ECU tuning method.
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Prepare project data
Load A2L and ELF / AXF / OUT, then confirm characteristics, measurements, addresses, conversions, and DAQ event definitions.
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Configure hardware and XCP
Select the CAN interface and channel settings, connect over XCP-on-CAN, and confirm session, memory access, and DAQ capabilities.
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Arrange the workspace
Create numeric, graphic, parameter, curve / map, and array pages, place signals and parameters for the task, and save the layout.
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Calibrate online
Read ECU values, adjust characteristics individually or in batches, write the result, and confirm the actual state through readback.
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Measure and trace
Start DAQ or polling, record MF4 / ASC, and analyze control behavior and communication with trend charts and CAN / XCP trace.
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Compare and deliver
Compare ECU snapshots with PAR / CDFX / CSV sets, selectively activate the result, and save the project, measurement records, or HEX output.
Where It Fits
Designed for ECU bring-up, control-strategy tuning, bench / HIL measurement analysis, and parameter-set validation and delivery.
ECU bring-up
Confirm A2L addresses, XCP connectivity, memory access, and initial measurement signals to establish a usable calibration baseline.
Control-strategy tuning
Adjust thresholds, gains, curves, maps, and arrays online while observing ECU behavior and retaining readback results.
Bench / HIL measurement analysis
Use DAQ, graphic pages, MF4 recorders, and bus trace to analyze control variables, sensors, states, and communication behavior.
Parameter-set validation and delivery
Compare ECU snapshots, PAR / CDFX / CSV, and project settings, then save verified parameter sets, measurement records, or HEX output.
Supported Formats & Standards
ASAM A2L ELF / AXF / OUT DBC ASAM MCD-1 XCP XCP on CAN DAQ / ODT MF4 measurement ASC trace PAR / CDFX / CSV Intel HEX .calprj workspace Kvaser / PCAN / Vector / ZLG
Getting-started questions
Quick answers about the free trial, installation, and engineering inputs required by the tool.
Is KITE Calibrator included in KDP Free?
Yes. KITE Calibrator is included in KDP Free. Sign in with a work email, download KDP Hub, and install the tool.
Can I try KITE Calibrator without an ECU or CAN interface?
Yes. The Virtual ECU Demo lets you explore calibration, measurement, and workspace flows without physical hardware. A real ECU connection requires matching A2L / ELF data, XCP settings, and a supported CAN interface.
Do I need to contact sales or book a demo before using it?
No. You can sign in to KDP and install the tool through KDP Hub. Contact KopherBit only when you need enterprise licensing, hardware-interface guidance, or integration support.