Hardware Running FOME
Currently there is a good amount of hardware options to choose depending on your specific needs. From simple plug and play solutions, to full wire-in universal ECU's. All under the same ecosystem and pretty similar architecture. Most recent offerings consist of a two-part system. A brain board that gets attached to a daughter board, or base-board as we call it, it contains the wiring harness connector and any additional circuitery for added functionality.
Brain Boardsβ
This is where the real action happens. Designed to be consistent across different base board applications to simplify design, ensure repeatability, and reduce cost.
- Atlas Formerly Polygonus
Base Boardsβ
This is where brain boards get attached to.
Wire-Inβ
This is Ideal for Custom Wiring Harnesses, complex engine swaps, or peope willing to cut and modify their OEM harnesses to use another connector.
- FOME Official:
Plug-And-Playβ
FOMEPnP Offered and Supported by Third Parties. Often Fully assembled solutions unless stated otherwise. Either Brain + Baseboard or Custom All-in-One boards with OEM connector for several makes and models. Some of them include housing/enclosure. And others are meant to replace the OEM ECU PCB inside of the original ECU case.
- Mazda:
- NA/NB Miata:
- BMW:
- M20, M30, M42, M60, M54, MS42/MS43,24V OBD1-OBD2
- Honda:
- OBD1 PnP
- πΊπ² VatoTuned All-in-One Board
- OBD1 PnP
- Toyota:
- IS200
- π¬π§ DIY-EFI Core8 IS200 Polygonus/Atlas Based.
- π΅π± NXRD Racing Devices IS200 1G-FE PNP Proteus based. All-in-One Board
- IS200
RusEFIβ
Some older pre-fork RusEFI ECUs are compatible with FOME Firmware: See GitHub Releases
- Proteus (F4,F7,H7 Microcontroller)
- MicroRusEFI (F4,F7)
- Hellen PnPs (Hellen 128 Mercedes, Hellen Miata NB1-NB2, NA6-NA8)