November 29, 2017 | 6 Comments ECUHost is a versatile open source project platform that enables enthusiast developers to create a DIY Electronic Control Unit (ECU) at low cost. It is made up of an open source software kernel and application examples you can compile and modify yourself. Two application examples you can find on our Git repository are an engine management controller and an AFR gauge controller. You can run ECUHost on any ARM Cortex M project development board such as the Seeed Arch MAX, Arduino Due or ECUHost 1.4 PCB. Using ECUHost, enthusiast developers can concentrate on application development and leave the hard work like setting up a fuel injection timer or sending a CAN bus message to the underlying system. ECUHost is now ported to Arduino Due! The Rabbit ECU Project gives automotive electronics enthusiasts an easy to use yet powerful platform for engine control projects. See the Arduino Due powered Rabbit ECU run an L98 V8 engine here Latest ECUHost Information Contact MD Automotive Controls for more information… Like us on link below!
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http://www.mdac.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Rabbit-ECU-V1.0-Mod-3_6.jpg link is missing, doubled the 2_6 to 2nd and 3rd! Reply
Thanks Ricardo, those mods were for the first prototype V1.0. Just cluttering up the page so are removed now cheers. Reply
Hi everyone, I can personally recommend all of Matthews products and the effort he puts into these products. The quality of the ECU and the GP-6 are of very high standard. So if you are considering purchasing something you can really sink your teeth into , as far as a complete project goes. From to a degree assembling an ECU , terminating the unit. And building a very high quality WIDEBAND AFR meter , then honestly give the RABBIT and the GP-6 a go. I have several units for little projects and just playing and testing in general on my Automotive simulator. Keep up the great work Matthew. Regards Dave Kriedeman PRO TUNING CAIRNS. Reply