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[laxb0y1o]

So if i wanted to hook up Component Cables (RED BLUE GREEN) i would need pins 18,19,22.

Would i need any others? or ground anything out?  <

[EvilWays]

QUOTE (laxb0y1o @ Mar 13 2004, 07:43 PM)

So if i wanted to hook up Component Cables (RED BLUE GREEN) i would need pins 18,19,22. Would i need any others? or ground anything out?

16, 17, and 20 are the grounds for those pins according to spillage's chart. And looks like 11 -> 12 and 13 -> 14 need to be set for component video. (L33's chart, scroll down to the bottom)

[phrozenfeonix]

thankss pillage, those pics you posted worked perfectly, thanks a million, now i just gotta mount my jacks and im set!!  <

[pdottz]

I want basic outs. RCA video//L//R. the yellow red and white cables

since the the xbox needs av cable plugged in when it boots or else it just blinks orange and green.

I want to use regular rca cables and never have to use the avip connector again. what do I solder so the xbox boots fine without having the avip connector connected?


using the pinouts from here.


http://www.freedomfo.....0AV Cable.htm

[EvilWays]

QUOTE (pdottz @ Mar 15 2004, 04:49 AM)

I want basic outs. RCA video//L//R. the yellow red and white cables since the the xbox needs av cable plugged in when it boots or else it just blinks orange and green. I want to use regular rca cables and never have to use the avip connector again. what do I solder so the xbox boots fine without having the avip connector connected? using the pinouts from here. http://www.freedomfo.....0AV Cable.htm

Three SPST switches. One switch controls pins 9 and 10, the second controls pins 11 and 12, and the third pins 13 and 14. These are mode selects and are automatically set when you plug in your cords to the AVIP. The chart listed on the site you linked shows three settings, and shows that all three switches would need to be in the on position.

[spillage]

[EvilWays]

Right now, a lack of a camera is hindering me.

I'm also in the process of prepping my working v1.0 mobo (haven't installed the new modchip yet, but should be done today) and I'm finalizing how the breadboard will contain both the 74HC14 and LM1881N chips (in sockets), wires and switch. I may end up looking at designing a PCB later on. Once the breadboard is prepped, just gotta prep my VGA cable (just took a VGA extension cable and cut it in half).

[spillage]

Cool, thanks EvilWays for the update. No mad rush here at all just checking more than anything.

I am debating whether to use alternative to MAX chips for multi O/P's as a PCB with top side screening is essential. That means people making or buying a board from a local company. I have located ready built distribution amps with one in and three outs for £10 built and tested. Three would be needed. That's a lot cheaper and easier for everyone. PCB companies are still being checked by me for a prototyper and repeat pattern service so that folks can buy from them if they want.

Currently working on custom case.

[EvilWays]

I didn't wanna do a pinheader install for my SmartXX so that I could put a waterblock on the MCPX chip later on, but looks like I may need to go that route (had it "installed" and the Xbox wouldn't power on...may have been a short, I don't know).

Just another minor setback...

[spillage]

That is a bummer. I can't remember if you are in the US or elsewherelike the UK. I want to change my 2.2pro for a SmartXX with LCD mainly for the XBMC display and later updates as I want to use my box as music server aswell as game console. SmartXX sounds like it's bloody good with tons of useful features and the benefit of an OS update.

What do water cooling systems cost, ballpark? I plan to have 5 fans including MCPX cooler in my new custom case.

[EvilWays]

I'm in the US.

SmartXX and Xenium support LCD.

Price of a watercooling system depends on how "big" you make the system.

[laxb0y1o]

QUOTE (EvilWays @ Mar 14 2004, 02:10 AM)

[QUOTE=Evilways Thursday March 18, 6:55 spillage Archived User Hero Member Posts: 697 All Output Types Configurable AVIP pins 9, 11 and 13 are the video encoders mode selectors. He is saying take pin 11 to ground (pin 12) and take pin 13 to ground (pin 14) This will force the encoder to o/p component video (HDTV Y,YPr,YPb) laxb0y1o Archived User Full Member Posts: 112 All Output Types Configurable So final Product should look something like this HERE dammsaint Archived User Newbie Posts: 14 All Output Types Configurable spillage: i want to know what pc monitor you are using? Print Pages: 1 ... 6 7 [8] 9 10 ... 22 « previous next » xboxscene.org forums > OG Xbox Forums > Hardware Forums > Xbox Audio/Video Technical > All Output Types Configurable   SMF 2.0.19 | SMF © 2021, Simple Machines

[spillage]

AVIP pins 9, 11 and 13 are the video encoders mode selectors. He is saying take pin 11 to ground (pin 12) and take pin 13 to ground (pin 14) This will force the encoder to o/p component video (HDTV Y,YPr,YPb)

[laxb0y1o]

So final Product should look something like this

HERE

[dammsaint]

spillage: i want to know what pc monitor you are using?