Jump to content
OGXbox.com

SS_Dave

Fanatical Members
  • Posts

    4,719
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    268

Posts posted by SS_Dave

  1. A quick update on how I did my version of the internal OGX360 adaptor.

    I modded this way becacause i wanted to be able to use either a wired or the wireless control, I also didn't want to have a separate switch,switches and extra port for the wireless adaptor and it also had to be kid proof plus as a bonus the case is untouched.

    This is version 2 you don't want to see version 1.

     OGX360_Mod.thumb.jpg.705e877e9d3e1aa4309486525ec8c499.jpg

    Even this PCB could have been made a bucket load smaller but it is version 2.

    The Video is version 2 in operation.

    At the monent and when time permits I am working on version 3 that will use all ports including auto switching between wireless and wired. Meaning the ports are all wireless if the wireless adaptor is pluged in but if you plug in a wired controler into port 2,3 or 4 it takes over that port and hopefully it will be all SMD and plug in to the Xbox control conectors internally so no mods to the Xbox and easly removable if wanted.

    I used  4 pole change over electrionic relay to change the USB lines between the Wired control and reroute the USB signals via Ryzee119's adaptor when the wireless adaptor is pluged in but I had to add a short delay for the power on the OGX360 PCB to make it reliably conect to a 360 control.

    A sacrifical control extension lead was used to replace the USB lead in the 360 wireless adaptor as shown in the 1st pic.

    In the intrest of making it as small as posable I didn't use USB plugs but soldered wires to the OGX360 PCB which is heat shinked along with the switching board I made and easly fits inside the Xbox without any cutting.

    I will post more in time as I progress with this project.

     

    Cheers

    SS Dave

    • Like 1
  2. Hi All

    It took a bit but it's working the way I wanted. All hidden inside the case.

    I wanted to be able to retain the Original controller or plug in a wireless adapter for the Xbox360 wirless controller.

    Using Ryzee119's adapter and some switching and making use of the light gun wire I got it working. At this stage it is just the 1st port with the other ports untouched.

    The only small issue is the 5 second delay before the 360 controller will work after that the there doesn't appear to be any lag between the 2.

    The video clip should give you the idea of what I wanted.

    IMG_20190705_182950.thumb.jpg.5716eff3d4cfbc1ac892959db05df317.jpg

    https://youtu.be/rVq23B0gLdU

     

    Cheers

     

    SS Dave

    • Like 3
  3. The first x3 chip I got would frag but that was because i was holding the power button to long try a supper quick tap to turn on with X3 enabled long press will boot the OEM bios

     

    SS Dave

  4. I agree with Magicaldave comments.

    I have a X3 chip with the LCD in a 1.6 box using a 2tb hard disk.

    I purchased 4 SATA to IDE adapters from AliExpress and found that 2 worked in the Xbox using a 80way lead and the other 2 only work in a PC.

    The only reason to go with  lower MB (1.0 to 1.5) would be for the extra RAM upgrade.

    As for the clock I have set a local time sync IP for updating the time and date on boot as all my boxes are networked so clock cap not needed.

     

    Cheers

     

    SS Dave

  5. On 4/2/2019 at 7:49 PM, Viggen66 said:

    KaosEngineer,

    Thanks for the promptly reply I use these settings:

    PC
    IP = 192.168.1.101
    SubNET = 255.255.255.0
    Gateway = 192.168.1.1

    Xbox
    IP = 192.168.1.100
    subnNET= 255.255.255.0
    Gateway = 192.168.1.1


    IP that appears on XBOX

    192.168.1.100
    user: xbox
    pass: xbox

     

    Just my 2bob's worth you say your using a crossover cable. but to me it looks like both machines are looking for the GATEWAY 192.168.1.1

    I may be wrong but i would have thought the PC would be IP 192.168.1.101 gateway 192.168.1.100  and Xbox IP 192.168.1.100 gateway 192.168.1.101

     

    SS Dave

  6. spacer.pngspacer.pngHi nikeymikey

    Why not use one of these pcb's as it's simple just sit on Xbox LPC and solder.

    spacer.pngspacer.pngspacer.pngspacer.pngspacer.pngspacer.pngspacer.pngspacer.pngspacer.pngimage.png.17acb083d842c3059f2df7368617ecc3.png

    I had heaps of them years ago as they came with the modchips I was using at the time now I just use thin wire to repair the LPC.

    The wire I use is wire-wrap wire as it's a single strand and very thin.

    A quick ask Dr Google had this site popped up with some for sale.

    Here is one of probably many sites with them for sale

    https://www.game-tech.us/product/lpc-rebuild-board-for-v1-6-original-xbox/

    As for your network I am sure you have tried a different cat5 lead or a different device (laptop with a wired network port) in place of the Xbox

    and also check the settings to make sure Network setup is enabled and set correctly.

     

    Cheers

    SS Dave

  7. Of all the Duo x2 chips I fitted 1 of the banks was for version 1.0 to 1.5 and the other bank was for 1.6 boxes. when in 1.6 mode there was a shield on the top left of the boot screen. I would normally reflash it with my own bios any way. later on i started using the DUO X2 Lite chip as it was a waste having 2 banks for 98% of users.

  8. Must be a climate thing because out of the dozen or more Xbox's I have looked at/have in the last 12 months I have only seen 2 x version 1.1 units with leaky clock cap's and 1 Version 1.2 with bulging caps.

     

    SS Dave

  9. It seems that my collection grows every week

    5bef5642b24a6_MyXbox.JPG.938865338d9649ee7b7431893b4bb138.JPG

    My version 1.6 Xbox 2TB hdd with Games and Coinop’s installed. Digital audio output mod in AV cupboard.

     

    5bef581a91977_KidsXbox.JPG.e3806b8a8f5ba53a1b65a40301d95abe.JPG

    The kid’s entertainment Xbox temp setup. It keeps the kids happy.

     

    5bef586ccec2c_Hdmiout.JPG.c07cd0e6ef5d165d56b17084c59aafc1.JPG

    My 1st HDMI output mod still have to load it up with games.

    5bef58ebd5b8e_SSDexperiment.JPG.e0b2ffdb4720954dcd6fa4cec52771f2.JPG

    SSD disk experiment in progress.

    5bef591f8b417_WaitingforTLC.JPG.2795d416ccb6c00a58f5f3631342b808.JPG

    Some of my Xbox’s waiting for some TLC/Mods.

    • Like 1
  10. Hi All

    My user name SS_Dave reflects the car I had at the time I was thinking of a nick name and my name.

    I have been doing basic repairs and mods to the original Xbox's since their release and at one stage I would get at least 1 or 2 Xbox’s a week to be modded and or upgraded HDD fitted in my spare room.

    I would get machine’s that owners had tried to mod to get going as a lot of other modders would not touch a already opened box  and I would have a 95% success rate of getting it running again. I did get a lot of untouched boxes as well. I also used to keep some Hdd's in stock (In the beginning 120gig was the most common due to the cost) for upgrades as well the owner didn’t have to wait for a delivery from interstate computer parts suppliers.

    Dr Google lead me here while looking for Xbox info and I hope to be able to help others in their quest to get there original Xbox's up and running.

     

    Cheers

    SS_Dave

Board Life Status


Board startup date: April 23, 2017 12:45:48
×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

By using this site, you agree to our Terms of Use.