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title: Speeduino Manual
description: The Speeduino documentation manual
published: true
date: 2023-07-12T23:45:58.516Z
date: 2023-07-12T23:46:25.501Z
tags: home
editor: markdown
dateCreated: 2020-01-05T22:26:30.455Z
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In terms of starting out with Speeduino, it can help to understand the various components that make up the system:
1. **A Speeduino board** - This is the muscle of the Speeduino ECU and contains all the drivers and IO circuits. This maybe one of the generic boards (Such as the v0.4) or a PNP board for a specific model car
2. **An Arduino** - This is the brains of Speeduino and contains the processor, memory and storage. It plugs into the Speeduino board in order to interface with the vehicle wiring. Usually this an Arduino Mega 2560. however various Teensy and stm32 based boards are also suported.
2. **An Arduino** - This is the brains of Speeduino and contains the processor, memory and storage. It plugs into the Speeduino board in order to interface with the vehicle wiring. Usually this an Arduino Mega 2560, however various Teensy and stm32 based boards are also suported.
3. **Firmware** - This is the system software that runs on the Arduino board and powers its operation. New firmware is released regularly with updates, performance improvements and bug fixes.
As a starting point, it is generally recommended to first upload the firmware to your Arduino and get it connecting to the tuning software (Tuner Studio) before moving on to hardware assembly or wiring etc. Software setup and configuration on Speeduino can be completed without the need for any additional hardware to be present (Beyond the arduino itself) and this allows exploration of the software and options available before either an outlay of significant funds or a significant investment of time.