ME7 rolling anti-lag: captured RPM, late ignition and controlled REDSOL staging.
Mapelyx is developing a rolling RPM-hold strategy for supported ME7.5 software. It is not currently sold as a production feature and remains subject to controlled runtime validation.
Current development architecture
The strategy captures a target RPM from a deliberate cruise-control input, selects dedicated late-ignition tables for the active multimap mode and can request progressively stronger REDSOL intervention as RPM rises above the captured target.
Why the safety gates matter
Clutch, brake, speed, pedal, coolant, modeled exhaust temperature, RPM overshoot and boost/pressure conditions can all matter when deciding whether the strategy should remain active. OEM intervention remains authoritative.
Frequently asked questions
Is Mapelyx rolling anti-lag for ME7 available now?
No. It is still a development feature and is not sold until runtime validation is complete.
What is REDSOL in this context?
REDSOL is an ME7 intervention path that can reduce cylinder contribution. The development strategy can request a stage but does not override a stronger OEM request.