- ECU
- ECU family
- HW
- Hardware number
- SW
- Software number
- Label
- Source metadata
One archive. Many files, stages and sources.
BinDrive indexes ECU files attributed in their accompanying names or metadata to independent tuning studios and working collections. Search ORI, modified, staged and option-specific files with the available technical context shown for each entry.
An archive for finding, comparing and researching files. No storefront or file sales.
Start with the strongest detail you have.
Begin with an ECU, hardware or software identifier, then narrow the results by vehicle, engine, filename or file type. Search stage or option terms where they appear in filenames, folders or metadata.
EDC17C50Hardware number
Software numberStage 1
Only available metadata is shown. A matching label is a lead to inspect, not proof of compatibility.
A search phrase becomes a technical map.
Break the available name or description into individual identifiers, then verify each one against your own read.
Structured search example — not a compatibility verdict.
Manufacturers represented in the archive.
A selection drawn from current archive metadata, spanning passenger vehicles, trucks, agriculture and construction equipment. Coverage varies by model, ECU, hardware and software version.
Vehicle names and marks belong to their respective owners and are used only to identify archive metadata. No affiliation or endorsement is implied.
Different origins. Different stages. One clear index.
The collection is intentionally broad: files labelled as original, full read, modified, staged or option-specific, plus supporting calibration material attributed to many independent sources.
Originals and full reads
Files labelled ORI, stock or full read are kept distinct from modified material where the available metadata permits.
Stages and options
Stage-labelled and option-specific files organised by the information supplied with them.
Independent sources
Files attributed to different tuning studios, contributors and working collections, with source context where available.
Projects and definitions
BIN, HEX, OLS, A2L, DCM and related files kept close to their technical metadata.
NOTE Studio names and source labels are reproduced as archive metadata. BNU.to does not claim authorship, affiliation, endorsement or independent verification; third-party rights remain with their respective owners.
Firmware, projects and definitions in one index.
The archive keeps firmware, projects, definitions and grouped packages legible without pretending that an extension alone tells the whole story.
Always inspect the contents and identifiers. A filename, extension or folder name does not establish provenance or compatibility.
Files presented as original or factory references.
Staged projects and option-specific variants as labelled by their source.
Raw binary or hexadecimal firmware and calibration data.
WinOLS projects and related working references.
Measurement descriptions and structured calibration data.
Files labelled as full ECU reads, retained for technical reference and comparison.
Grouped files, projects and notes kept together when useful.
Search first. Validate before use.
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Search
Begin with an ECU, HW or SW identifier; then narrow the results by vehicle, filename, stage or option labels.
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Review
Compare the available identifiers, size, format, folder, source and notes.
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Validate
Check the candidate against your own read and a known-good technical reference.
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Use responsibly
Download or share only where you have permission and a lawful purpose.
The archive provides context. You make the final check.
BinDrive is a library, not a substitute for professional verification. Confirm ownership and permission, retain an original backup, match the exact ECU, HW and SW identifiers, and follow applicable emissions, road-safety and local legal requirements.
About BNU.to and BinDrive
What is BNU.to?
BNU.to is the home of BinDrive, a cloud library and archive for ECU firmware, calibration files, projects and related metadata.
Is BNU.to a tuning-file shop?
No. BinDrive is a non-commercial file archive and cloud workspace, not a marketplace or tuning-file store.
Where do the files come from?
The archive contains files attributed to independent tuning studios, contributors and working collections. Attribution is reproduced from available file or source metadata and may be incomplete; inclusion does not imply affiliation, endorsement or verification.
What can I search by?
Search by filename, folder path, ECU family, HW or SW number, vehicle, engine and format. Search stage or option terms where they appear in filenames, folders or metadata.
Does an ORI or stage label guarantee a file?
No. Labels describe how a file is organised in the archive. Validate the contents and identifiers, verify file integrity, and compare the available source information with a known-good reference before use.
Can I write an archived file directly to an ECU?
Do not assume any archived file is ready for direct use. First verify the exact ECU, hardware, software, vehicle, file integrity and intended purpose.
Who is responsible for legal use?
Users are responsible for ownership rights, permission, emissions compliance, road safety and all laws that apply in their jurisdiction.
Start with an ECU, HW or SW number.
Open the archive, search the index and inspect the available context before you download.