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[Dark-vash]

QUOTE(Dark-vash @ Nov 27 2012, 12:45 AM)

Greatings,

I'm building a small bartop with an xbox and I've scrolled most of the topic without clearing a doubt I have about the Standard video pin out.

with the scheme I know where to connect the cables, but do I still need to use the a/v out cable on the port? or by connecting pins 9 and 10 it bypasses the need for the cable? Do I still need to use a switch in it? or a jumper would be sufficient?

Thank you.

I've kinda answered myself. I've soldered the LCD to the board using the the scheme and bridging the pin 9 and 10 and voilá!

I'm taking pictures of the project, once I get most job done, I'll open a tread and show it

[JaredC01]

(IMG:http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v678/deadparrotandaherring/Xbox/highdefavpackff0.gif)
Edit: All new diagram.

Thanks to L33 for the VGA diagram.


Edit by deadparrot 10/9/08: Image re-hosted.

This post has been edited by deadparrot: Sep 10 2008, 04:55 PM

[epsilon9090]

How could you get s-video output?

[spillage]

Nice little diagram JaredC01. Add 'S' video for all the connection though so everyone can see everything.

[JaredC01]

Done  .

[maxpowe2120]

im confused on the need for all the switches. right now i have the coaxial audio output mod done from the tutorial. Now lets say i want to add svideo and the component video outputs. would i still need the switches? Also, will i still need to have the standard xbox av cable plugged in?

[spillage]

JaredC01  Nice.

maxpowe2120, all AV cables for the XBOX use a combination of jumper cables in the AVIP plug to instruct the video encoder (Conexant, Xacaliber, Focus) as to what type of output to enable for the particular cable type. By making your own custom output sockets you still have to instruct the encoder. By using the three switches you are effectively cloning the job of the AVIP plug. Different switch combinations, setup a 3 bit binary instruction for the encoder.



Ignore the line marked "Output" This has nothing to do with the AVIP or encoder but is necassary for my tutorial.

The three switches are representing Pins 9(Mode 1),11(Mode 2) and 13(Mode 3). The combination of binary inputs to the encoder provides the pout formats you require to drive the sockets you install.

[JaredC01]

Thanks.

maxpowe2120:

Spillage said it all...

[maxpowe2120]

but what about s video. i do not see anything about using s video with digital sound. also do you know where i can purchase an s video jack and compent video jacks?

ps: On the tutorial for coax audio, the pins used are different then the ones shown in your diagram? whats up with that?

This post has been edited by maxpowe2120: May 15 2004, 02:32 PM

[epsilon9090]

Is there any easy way to get vga output like this or do you need to have resistors and stuff? I can use a pixel8 bios, that is no problem.

[maxpowe2120]

bump

[xerxes3rd]

Would it be possible to add optical to this configuration?  If so, how would it be done?

[xerxes3rd]

QUOTE (maxpowe2120 @ May 15 2004, 06:15 AM)

but what about s video. i do not see anything about using s video with digital sound. also do you know where i can purchase an s video jack and compent video jacks? ps: On the tutorial for coax audio, the pins used are different then the ones shown in your diagram? whats up with that?

Assuming you're talking about the Digital Output tutorial by DataBitz, I think the Digital Output tutorial used different grounding pins, but I believe the data pin (pin 6 on this diagram, I think) is common between both this diagram and the tutorial.  It seems like every tutorial/diagram released uses different pin numbering schemes.

[tsaavik]

for those who did the P-2-Z's Guide to Modding your XBOX for advanced A/V here is the relationship between his pinout labeling and the one above:

The number in () is p2z's labeling, the number to the right is the label numbering above.

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( 5) 10 digital audio ground ( 3)  6 digital audio + (18-chassis) 11-chassis mode2 + to chasis ground (11) 22 Svideo Y+ (12) 21 Svideo Y- (22) 19 Svideo C+ (21) 20 Svideo C- These map VERY strangly (17-6) 12-9 MODE1? (17-5) 12-10 MODE2?

[grungy-gamer]

-i've bee looking at various tutorials and faqs over the past few days, and i finally came up with a diagram for what i want to do.

(IMG:http://ebozz.site.ashst.com/photos/4618.jpg)


can someone tell me if this is correct and if it would work right?

also, JaredC01, you said that the component only works in high def mode. does that mean, that unless i have an HD tv, i won't get an image, or what? because i've run component video on my set through a high definition pack before with no problems.