Cummins ECFG & E2M Metafiles Collection – April 2018 Update

E2M metafiles are used in Cummins software (like INSITE or Calterm) to define parameter metadata — such as names, abbreviations, and descriptions. You can open these files in Excel to identify parameter codes, for example: finding what ADFTBSPR means or locating the datalog parameter for Boost Pressure.

Features

• Full set of ECFG files for Cummins ECM configuration
• All matching E2M metafiles for calibration compatibility
• Supports CM870, CM871, CM2350, and more
• Compatible with INSITE, Calterm, and related tools
• Organized by ECM family for fast access

Ideal For

• Diesel engine tuners and technicians
• Fleet maintenance professionals
• Workshop calibration engineers
• Heavy-duty vehicle diagnostic experts

Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Open Microsoft Excel

Launch Excel and go to the File > Open menu.

2. Locate Your E2M File

• Browse to the folder where your .e2m file is stored.
• At the bottom right, change “Files of type” to All Files (.) so that the .e2m file appears.
• Select your E2M file and click Open.

3. Use the Text Import Wizard

When prompted by Excel’s Text Import Wizard:

• Choose “Delimited” and click Next.
• Check the boxes for “Semicolon” and “Comma” as delimiters.
• In the data preview pane, ensure you see clear vertical lines separating each field. Especially, verify that:
  • There is a line separating the long numeric string (usually starting with 8700)
  • and the final text field, which is the parameter description.
• Click Next, then Finish.

Cleanup for Better Readability

Once the data is loaded into Excel:

• Hide or delete columns C through O to reduce clutter.
• You’ll now be left with a streamlined view of 4 useful columns:
  • Parameter Name (e.g., ADFTBSPR)
  • Description (e.g., Boost Pressure)
  • Numeric ID
  • Parameter Type or Group (optional depending on file version)

Search for Parameters

Use Ctrl+F in Excel to:

• Search for parameter names (e.g., Boost Pressure)
• Identify their short code (e.g., ADFTBSPR)
• Understand the meaning of abbreviations:
  • Example: ADFTBSPR = Analogue to Digital Filtered Turbo Boost Pressure

💡 Tip

If your E2M file has hundreds of rows, apply Excel filters to the top row to quickly sort or search within each column.

Delivery

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