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Xbox 360 JTAG Tutorial - Part 1 Watch in HD. In this video series, I will be demonstrating how the JTAG modification is performed on an Xbox 360. This tutorial assumes an intermediate level knowledge of electronics. DISCLAIMER: If as a result of following this tutorial, you render any Xbox 360 damaged and/or inpoerable, I accept no responsibility or liability for your loss. You follow this guide entirely at your own risk. Please take note of the following requirements to complete this project: - A PC or laptop with an LPT port. - A CAT5 cable. - An LPT printer cable or male connector. - A soldering iron. - Reasonably good soldering skills. - An Xbox 360 with a Xenon motherboard and a dashboard revision below the 8xxx series. - Torx 8 and 10 screwdrivers, and optionally, a flathead screwdriver. To identify your motherboard and eventally determine the viability of your console, you can refer to the diagram below: http://www.360-hq.com/images/tutorials/uploads/1236393270_2_xbox360identifypowerconnector.jpg If your board-side power connector matches the first image and you do not have a HDMI port, you have a Xenon motherboard. Please do not ask me about dashboard downgrades, if there is some way to apply the JTAG modification to an updated console or assistance with anything pertaining to online cheating (10th prestige). The former two are impossible, latter will NEVER happen. To find your dashboard revision number, choose "System Settings" under the "My Xbox" section of your dashboard. In the new window, select "Console Settings" and finally "System Info.". The dashboard revision number of a console is displayed in the following format: "2.0.XXXX.0" (Where X represents the revision in question) If your dashboard revision number begins with any digit higher than "7" or is more than four digits long, you will not be able to apply the JTAG modification under ANY circumstances. Any console which has been connected to Xbox LIVE since June 2009 or manufactured after that date can be assumed to be unsuitable for this modification. Q&A: Q. Does this method still work? A. Read this description again. Q. Is there another/easier method? A. No. Q. Can I use a modified console online if I play only original game discs and do not violate the rules? A. No. A ban will be incurred if you sign in to Xbox LIVE using a JTAG-modified console. Q. Is it possible to permanently unban a JTAG-modified console? A. No. Q. Can I perform this modification on "X" console? A. Read this description again. Q. Is this modification reversible? A. Yes. Tags: 360, JTAG, hack, how, install, microsoft, mod, nandpro, part, soldering, to, tutorial, wire, xbox 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!) |
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How and WHY to Solder Correctly .02 SAC 1oz lead free solder http://store.curiousinventor.com/02-inch-lead-free-kester-solder-1-oz-48-flux.html Close up demonstrations of proper soldering technique. Explains flux, temperature, tip size / shape. Tags: DIY, HowTo, electronics, flux, solder, soldering 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!) |
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Soldering SOIC 16 Soldering a 16 pin SO-16 or SOIC IC. Of course I'm wearing my anti-static wristband while doing this ;). The chip being soldered is a DS1805 digital potentiometer from www.maximic.com Tags: DS1805, SMD, SMT, SO-16, SOIC, electronics, make, soldering, surface-mount 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!) |
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Soldering SMD 0805 Capacitor Soldering a surface mount 0805 capacitor. Tags: 0805, capacitor, electronics, make, soldering, surface-mount 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!) |
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Soldering SMD Transistor Surface mount soldering of a SOT-23 transistor. Tags: SMD, SMT, SOT-23, electronics, make, soldering, surface-mount 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!) |
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Surface Mount Soldering 101 Flux recommendations: http://store.curiousinventor.com/flux_recommendations Instructions for Soldering and Desoldering SMDs featuring up-close shots of fine-pitch soldering. Tags: HowTo, SMD, SMT, SurfaceMountSoldering, desoldering, soldering 1 Downloads - Last from: http://www.scienceprog.com/2008/01/ (Your Blog here!) |
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Installing Stratocaster Pickups Installing Stratocaster pickups Tags: bridge, coils, duncan, fender, guitar, how, humbucker, install, mim, neck, pick, pickup, pickups, pup, replace, seymour, single, solder, soldering, squier, strat, stratocaster, to, tone, ups, volume, wire 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!) |
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How to fix an Onkyo receiver - TX-SR606 - By Ed How to fix the HDMI switching issue that plagues the TX-SR606, HT-R960, and HT-R667 receivers. To fix it you will need 5 x 100uf 4v surface mount capacitors (5mm), which I got from mcmelectronics(.com), part number 31-8160. Other have purchased 100uf 35v electrolytic capacitors from Radio Shack (P/N 272-1028) for $1.29, with good results. Just be sure to put the negative side of the capacitor (it is marked) on the square side of the stamp on the circuit board where the old capacitor was removed. PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE: If you try the repair, please comment on what was happening before and after replacing the caps. For example (mine): (Comment 1) Before: The receiver would take 5-10 min to hook up with the TV. Neither the video nor sound would work until the connection to the TV was made. The On Screen Display (OSD) didn't work, and component video in would not work going out HDMI to the TV. The problems all started at different times, and got worse over time. (Comment 2) After: HDMI handshake now works properly and connects after a second or two (so everything connects quickly). Component video and OSD work fine. Tags: 960, HDMI, HT-R, HT-R667, HT-R906, HTR667, OSD, TX-SR606, TXSR606, capacitor, ed, eddie, fix, fixing, kern, no, onkyo, receiver, repair, repairing, signal, soldering, switching 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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How To Build A Better Instrument Cable http://tubedepot.com/cable.html?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=video&utm_content=cable&utm_campaign=TubeDepotTV Details how to build a studio quality instrument cable, including how to solder and assemble a connector, cut wire shields and use a heat gun on heat shrink. Hosted by Robert Hull, Director of Technical Services for TubeDepot.com. Tags: amp, amplifier, cable, connector, depot, guitar, instrument, iron, mogami, music, musician, shield, soldering, tube, tubedepot, wire 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!) |
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