Xbox connector problem

dragonball345 · Post by **dragonball345** » Fri Mar 28, 2008 5:46 pm

Well I made my xbox controller into usb so I could use my mem stick with my computer. I've felt now that I'm done with the computer I'll return my controller to its original condition plus a usb plugin. So it's kinda dual plugged. Well i was soldering off the wires on the connector that works with the xbox so I could solder some new wire on there and then...... I forgot which order they went in. So yea if anyone can tell me which order they go in left to right looking at the connector that would be great. Wire colours would be awesome and what the use of the yellow wire is too thx.

5M05H13 · Post by **5M05H13** » Tue Apr 01, 2008 10:28 am

left to right looking from the front

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| 1 2 3 4 5 |
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1. black (ground)
2. yellow (video sync)
3. green (data upstream)
4. white (data downstream)
5. red (+5V)

Note (yellow cable): The yellow cable itself outputs a 3.3V CMOS compatible signal, which is a 15.734kHz pulse train, which is synchronised with the HSync signal of the xbox composite video output. This enables it to be used for light pens or guns

i was cleaning my xbox as i came across this post. hope this answers your question about the yellow cable and helps fix your connector problem. any more problems feel free to ask

dragonball345 · Post by **dragonball345** » Tue Apr 01, 2008 2:31 pm

Yea thx I had this done for about 3 days now sry for not telling you. It can be locked. I just opened up another controller.