G5 Voodoo Pro

G5 Voodoo Pro puts real magic in your hands and opens a new world of possibilities with the ability to control port plus direct injection, more injector and ignition drives, advanced communications and many more features.

With 12 Injection, 8 Ignition and 4 multi-purpose (inj, ign, aux) drives (24 total) the G5 Voodoo Pro can run up to:

· 12 cylinders port or direct injection and direct spark, or

· 8 cylinders with direct/port staged injection and direct spark.

The supported cylinder count depends on the type and number of fuel pumps used.

In the box:

· G5 Voodoo Pro ECU

· USB-C Connection Cable

· Wi-Fi Antenna

· 4m GPS Antenna (Magnetic or Adhesive Mount)

· USB-C and SMA Dust Covers

· QuickStart Guide (A5)

· Installer I/O table (A3)

· Mounting Screws

· Link stickers

Outputs

· 12 injector drives

· 8 ignition drives

· 4 injector/ignition dual role drives

· 6 auxiliary Outputs

· +5V sensor power supply

· Any unused injector/ignition pins can be used as an auxiliary pin

· All ignition and auxiliary pins are fly back protected.

Inputs

· 10 digital inputs

· 4 temperature inputs

· 14 analogue inputs

· 2 trigger inputs

· 2 knock inputs

Input/Outputs

· 8 ADIO dual purpose pins

Communications

· USB-C (cable included)

· Connect directly to the ECU via built-in Wi-Fi Access Point, or add it to an existing network (Antenna Included)

· Dual CAN (CAN 1 on CAN connector, CAN 2 on header E)

· GPS (antenna included)

· Ethernet with daisy chain support

Size & Weight

· Depth: 109.2 mm (4.3 inches)

· Width: 193.5 mm (7.6 inches)

· Max height: 45.0 mm (1.8 inches)

· Weight: 768g (27 ounces)

Connectivity

The G5 Voodoo Pro supports the following comms standards:

· USB-C

· Wi-Fi

· CAN

· GPS

· Ethernet

The G5 Voodoo Pro uses A, B & E Superseal headers. A & B headers are closely matched pinouts with the G4X and G5 Voodoo Neo platforms.

It is now possible to connect to your ECU using a standard USB-C cable, or alternatively by using Wi-Fi or Ethernet.

GPS connectivity can be initialised by simply adding a GPS antenna.