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GPIO Basic Kit - Silver Case

GPIO Basic Kit – Silver Case

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(2 customer reviews)

$249.99

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Description

This is a starting point for your GPIO (General Purpose Input/ Output) project. Because of the number of ways the GPIO can be built, we’ve opted to offer it as a basic kit to which you can add application packages to customize it for the MegaShift code, EGT logging, or any number of other functions. New application packages will be introduced as new firmware developments come out. Here’s what is included in the basic kit.

  • GPIO main board
  • All surface mount components pre-installed
  • AMPSEAL connector
  • Short pigtail harness
  • 5V internal voltage regulator
  • Machined aluminum heat sink
  • Heat sink compound
  • Jumpers
  • DB9 connector for communicating with a laptop
  • Bare aluminum case with cutout for AMPSEAL connector

This kit does not include the stereo jack style connector; we have instead opted for a serial connector in the harness. This leaves the opposite side of the case blank, making it easier to seal the case using an appropriate sealant, if desired. The case is a bit on the short side; we recommend soldering the AMPSEAL connector from the top with the case half assembled to get it started.

Start with this kit and add a GPMK-SHIFT to make a MegaShift, or customize it with your own circuits for EGT input, ignition control, or any other use you can come up for its input and output channels.

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Is this all I need to get started?

  • Due to the multipurpose nature of the GPIO board, this board is just a starting point; you will need to add separate application kits to use the GPIO board for the various functions it supports.

Can I buy a ready to run GPIO board?

  • No, but we have several ready to run devices that can carry out the same functions. A MicroSquirt can be used for transmission control or to expand the I/O available on an MS3, while our CAN-EGT module can collect EGT data.

Questions & Answers

    Would this be a good option for a Saturn taat transmission? I'm looking to modify the line pressure/shift points and idle speed. It's a 94 model year MP7.
  1. 1 vote
    Q Would this be a good option for a Saturn taat transmission? I'm looking to modify the line pressu...... Read more
    Asked by Charlie Clayton
    A

    It can be adapted to most automatics, but you will need to have a detailed set of notes on how the transmission operates. See the generic transmission setup directions in the MegaShift manual for what info you will need to get this up and running.

  2. Does the board have a BDM port for debugging?
  3. 0 votes
    Q Does the board have a BDM port for debugging?
    Asked by Joe Spencer
    A

    Yes, we have a 6 pin, 0.100" header for this purpose.

  4. Is the board licensed to run open source firmware? If I were to start an open source version for the msgpio board, would I violate any licensing issues?
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    Q Is the board licensed to run open source firmware? If I were to start an open source version for ...... Read more
    Asked by Joe Spencer
    A

    If you write your own code from scratch, there are no restrictions on loading it to the GPIO board or any other device we sell. The official firmware is licensed only for use on official Bowling & Grippo products or licensed copies.

  6. do you have a "kit" to be used on ford AODE/4RW70 transmissions?
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    Q do you have a "kit" to be used on ford AODE/4RW70 transmissions?
    Asked by tony
    A

    We don't have a kit specific to this, but the MegaShift application kit has some additional parts for use in other transmissions beyond the 4L60E and 4L80E. It should work fine for the 4R70W too; these have a similar number of inputs and outputs.

  8. how do you connect tps sensor to gpio tcu?
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    Q how do you connect tps sensor to gpio tcu?
    Asked by jørgen
    A

    A standard installation would use these AMPSEAL pins.

    • 17, 18, 19, or 20 - sensor ground.
    • 24 - signal voltage.
    • 28 - 5 volt supply voltage.

    See the MegaShift documentation for more details.

  10. Can i connect directly 2 egt sensors or i must buy the egt module?
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    Q Can i connect directly 2 egt sensors or i must buy the egt module?
    Asked by Gianluca Manfredi
    A

    You will need the EGT mod kits. This is a base circuit board with a processor, power supply, and some other components that are common to all build versions, but the input and output circuitry can be built in so many different ways that it is sold through mod kits instead of being included in the base kit.

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