Did you get an RRoD? Which 360 version? (if several pick most recent version)

yes, Xenon (v1)
yes, Zephyr (v2)
yes, Falcon (v3)
yes, Opus (v3.1)
yes, unknown version
no

 


Crave Online



Xbox360: Xecuter Connectivity Kit v3 Lite/Pro-new/Probe/XT | 360 Repl. Cases
Maximus USB Xtractor/Power Dongle/360 Xtractor/Spear | Rapid Fire Lite/Pro
Xbox1: Xecuter3 $60 (NoSolder v1.0-5/v1.6x) | X2.6 $43 (NoSolder v1.0-5/v1.6x)
Fast & Unlimited Downloads Giganews Usenet / NDS: R4 $30 | M3 $40 | CycloDS
Use v1.0/v1.1 PSU for v1.2/1.3 console (v0.1)

Tutorial written by : Prodigal SA
Last edited: August 22, 2003

For those of you that have a blown & irreparable v1.2/1.3 Xbox power supply unit, you can now use a v1.0/v1.1 Xbox power supply unit to replace it. Lik-Sang offer a replacement v1.0/v1.1 (variable input) power supply.

What you will need:
Connector from v1.2/1.3 power supply or Connector from ATX 20 pin PC power supply.
Soldering iron & solder
Heat shrink or electrical tape
v1.0/v1.1 Xbox power supply


The v1.0/1.1 PSU connector has got 12 wires connecting to the motherboard.
The v1.2/1.3 PSU connector has got 15 wires (extra wire colors are: 1 x Black/1 x Orange/1 x Red) connecting to the motherboard.

We want to connect the 1.2/1.3 PSU connector to the 1.0/1.1 PSU by connecting the following:

Pin assignment of the connecting Xbox V1.0/V1.1 PSU to v1.2/1.3 PSU:

V1.0/1.1   V1.2/1.3
PIN 1 CONNECTS TO PIN 11
PIN 2 CONNECTS TO PIN 1
PIN 3 CONNECTS TO PIN 2
PIN 4 CONNECTS TO PIN 3 & PIN 13
PIN 5 CONNECTS TO PIN 7 & PIN 18
PIN 6 CONNECTS TO PIN 15
PIN 7 CONNECTS TO PIN 5
PIN 8 CONNECTS TO PIN 9
PIN 9 CONNECTS TO PIN 14
PIN 10 CONNECTS TO PIN 16 & PIN 19
PIN 11 CONNECTS TO PIN 20
PIN 12 CONNECTS TO PIN 10

 

Pin configurations are as follows:

This is looking from above at the CONNECTOR at the end of the PSU....not from above the connector on the motherboard - have a look at your PSU connector and it will be as clear as day.

The colors shown are the original PSU colors, and the other 3 colors on the v1.0 are the only 3 different colors that the generic PSU supplied by Lik-Sang uses. The 'X' indicates pins that are not required for the version 1.2/1.3.

Join each wire, soldering each one, and insulate with heat shrink or insulation tape.

Plug it in and go!

Tutorial written by : Prodigal SA

 

 

Giganews Newsgroups

 

Buy the X-Scene T-shirt $17.95


Usenet.net Newsgroups