- Fri Jan 20, 2023 4:27 pm
#60696
About to put this board into production, have a few questions before I move forward.
Speeduino is under GPL, my understanding is I'm free to use however I wish, though I wonder if there's any requirements to make sure I do this the right way. I'm proud this unit runs off speeduino and would love to keep the branding or possibly logo on it. Once/if I hit an ROI I'd also love to make a financial contribution towards the project, I'm assuming the best route is via github sponsors?
I need a way to load the bootloader onto the CPU, I do not wish to solder it onto a jig, load it, remove it, and resolder it to to the final board. Right now i have provisions on the board (as pictured above) for SCK, MOSI and MISO. I will just connect a set of jumper wires to header pins mounted there for flashing, and can desolder the header pins. Is there a better way to do this? Not concerned about it time wise but if there's a more efficient or safer way to do it I'd be happy to change over.
Any steps suggested to future proof this project?
I'd rather leave components unfilled and populated them later if a possible software update were to come out and use it.
I'd like it to have PNP support for ford 5.0, I'm coming from the 2.3t world and am rather unfamiliar with the limitations with a v8
Signature TFI isn't supported yet, I know I can bank 4 injectors per channel and only use two channels, but this leaves two channels unused. What's the best way to wire these up without requiring end users to molest their wiring harness?
Thanks in advance!
About to put this board into production, have a few questions before I move forward.
Speeduino is under GPL, my understanding is I'm free to use however I wish, though I wonder if there's any requirements to make sure I do this the right way. I'm proud this unit runs off speeduino and would love to keep the branding or possibly logo on it. Once/if I hit an ROI I'd also love to make a financial contribution towards the project, I'm assuming the best route is via github sponsors?
I need a way to load the bootloader onto the CPU, I do not wish to solder it onto a jig, load it, remove it, and resolder it to to the final board. Right now i have provisions on the board (as pictured above) for SCK, MOSI and MISO. I will just connect a set of jumper wires to header pins mounted there for flashing, and can desolder the header pins. Is there a better way to do this? Not concerned about it time wise but if there's a more efficient or safer way to do it I'd be happy to change over.
Any steps suggested to future proof this project?
I'd rather leave components unfilled and populated them later if a possible software update were to come out and use it.
I'd like it to have PNP support for ford 5.0, I'm coming from the 2.3t world and am rather unfamiliar with the limitations with a v8
Signature TFI isn't supported yet, I know I can bank 4 injectors per channel and only use two channels, but this leaves two channels unused. What's the best way to wire these up without requiring end users to molest their wiring harness?
Thanks in advance!