QUOTE(emawind84 @ Dec 4 2008, 07:38 PM)
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what i'd see from this test? i have to power up Tx with 3v and see the response from Rx serial port?
how i can see if the transistor was damaged?
basically you power the circuit with 5v as you would when using it. then you put a multimeter on the serial connector and apply 3v to the tx input and see what the multimeter reads, it should read 0v when the 3v is applied and 5v when there is no input.
QUOTE(emawind84 @ Dec 5 2008, 12:35 AM)
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perhaps i found the problem, when i open the tray and then push it in half way, then i shut down the power of xbox, then power up pc and then in dos power up again xbox360 with sata and rs232 cable already connected into pc with dvd tray already open in half way, could be this the problem?
the order you do things is quite important. see the origional post for the order i used to get it working.
I found that if you have the serial connected to the Tx pin on the dvd drive while booting, it never works. i only connect the serial just before i press enter to execute dvdkey.
also try powering up the xbox at the same time as the pc