REV2 Controller - Powered by bootmod3 DirectPWM and FlexRay™

Description

REV2 Controller - The most advanced and industry first FlexRay™ and DirectPWM motorsport ECU featuring an IP66 waterproof enclosure and a Mil-Spec motorsport-grade wiring harness. With the idea and work originating as far back as 2019, even discussing it in the bootmod3 enthusiasts group on Facebook in May 2019, all the while juggling countless other development efforts on new features released since then such as CustomROM, new Map Editor, Flex Fuel Kits, WiFi Adapter, support for other engine types and vehicles, this incredible hardware/software interfacing project is finally here, and we can't be more excited have you use it! Once installed in a vehicle, REV2 Controller integrates with the DME using the incredibly fast and robust FlexRay™ protocol. In addition, bootmod3 CustomROM V2 goes a step further and implements a highly innovative PWM control strategy, DirectPWM. What is FlexRay™? FlexRay™ is a high-speed communication protocol used in vehicles and aircraft. It's designed to be reliable, fault-tolerant, and efficient. Its used in safety-critical applications, advanced driver assistance systems, power train, body control modules, battery management systems, and more. Over the past decade, vehicle manufacturers have transitioned away from CANBUS on modern vehicles for many in-vehicle control systems and REV2 Controller has followed that trend. What is DirectPWM? bootmod3 CustomROM V2 software update implements DirectPWM to re-purpose an existing DME pin output and uses it to send a PWM signal directly through the OEM factory vehicle harness to a REV2 input. REV2 in turn replicates that PWM signal to one of its outputs. With no communication protocol overhead involved, DirectPWM provides for the absolute fastest, most direct control of a REV2 connected output. Which outputs can use DirectPWM, and how is this configured? Sequential Port Injection and Boost Control Solenoid (MAC valve) are configurable with DirectPWM trigger control. Tuners and end users simply…