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> Xbox Ethernet Adaptor Pins Bent Fix Help
boxer29
post May 7 2012, 10:00 PM
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hi
got an xbox soft modded via game exploit
unfortunaltey the xbox ethernet port pins are twisted dont know how but they are seems some one tried to put the wire out of it and damaged the ethernet pins
is there any fix for this ,i mean can i straighten the pins ,has any one done it .do they break easlily if you move them
do i have to change the ethernet port on the mobo ,where can i get one
can i make it wireless
have got one xbox controller to usb female made ,will this take any usb wifi stick,if yes which one and the drivers
i will try to attach few pics of the port
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post May 7 2012, 10:40 PM
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You may be in luck. Ethernet only uses pins 1,2,3 and 6, and they number right to left as you look at the connector with the pins at the bottom. Consequently just straighten them, and if pins 7 and 8 break (the badly bent ones) it should still work.

You can't use USB wireless devices on the XBox.
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post May 7 2012, 11:03 PM
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thanks
tried to straighten them
the pin no 6 went down
the pin 4 and 5 looks like connected to eachother
tried to straighten the pins 7 and 8 but at the expense on pin 6 which you said is the working pin
can i just straigten pin 123 and 6 and if no luck can put the other pins some pressure to straighten the others up
will give it a try
can i get rid of the other pins ,what are they meant for

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post May 7 2012, 11:35 PM
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still no luck
xbox says cable is unplugged
can i check if the ethernet port is working without inserting the cat5 cable
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post May 8 2012, 03:21 AM
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how are you at soldering?

i have a few boards here i striped down for ram and collectors.
i could send a ethernet port over to you depending on how hard they are to remove.

they dont look so bad really..
2 big old pins for stability then 8 little do dahs.

the port is just a port though so thers no reall way to tell if the ics chip is good or not.
you have to have it all ghooked up to a network for it to asign an ip address.
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post May 8 2012, 02:18 PM
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de solderd a lan port earlier for you if you want 1.
i did it like so..

Added a little bit more solder to al the pins. heated them up good. used solder sucktion pump to remove the solder. after i did that there was tiny bits of solder residue left so i used my hot air rework station to heat up the pins at the same time ane pulled the port off with pliers..

i could have simply used a desoldering braid and a soldering iron but that would have taked aproximatly 5x longer lol.

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post May 8 2012, 05:56 PM
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QUOTE(shambles1980 @ May 8 2012, 02:18 PM) *

de solderd a lan port earlier for you if you want 1.
i did it like so..

Added a little bit more solder to al the pins. heated them up good. used solder sucktion pump to remove the solder. after i did that there was tiny bits of solder residue left so i used my hot air rework station to heat up the pins at the same time ane pulled the port off with pliers..

i could have simply used a desoldering braid and a soldering iron but that would have taked aproximatly 5x longer lol.

thanks
when you say ics chip ,i assume its on the mb and not on the ethernet port
yes i will have one pls
i just made up one xbox to usb female .but with problems but ended up getting there few legs detached from the xbox control when trying to remove the wires
i assume the ics chip would be ok ,if not i can use it to remove the ram and upgrade mine is it easy to do
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post May 8 2012, 08:39 PM
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P.m me your address and il see what postage is.

the chip is on the motherboard close to the IDE connector. it's what does the network. "as far as i can tell atleast"
Should probably be fine
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post May 9 2012, 10:49 AM
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pm sent
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post May 9 2012, 04:53 PM
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sent the port out 1st class royal mail today.
postage was only 90p. so im not going to bother you with paypal details for less than £1 lol.
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QUOTE(shambles1980 @ May 9 2012, 04:53 PM) *

sent the port out 1st class royal mail today.
postage was only 90p. so im not going to bother you with paypal details for less than £1 lol.

thanks
do you know any videos on how to change the port ,or any tutorial ]
i will try it over the weekend ,more work
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just get a desoldering braid and a soldering iron. put the braid on the solder then hold the soldering iron on the braid hold it there untill the solder has been absorbed in to the braid. repeat as needed "some flux may help"

when its all desolderd (2 big blobs 8 small blobs in a group then 2 sets of 2 blobs) the port will just pull off but all the solder needs to be gone.
put the new port in and then put the soldering iron against the leg that sticks through the mother board and press the solder against it. when the leg gets hot enough the solder will melt, then remove the solder and soldering iron and you chould have a nice little solder job done. Again repete untill its all solderd on again.

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QUOTE(shambles1980 @ May 9 2012, 05:39 PM) *

just get a desoldering braid and a soldering iron. put the braid on the solder then hold the soldering iron on the braid hold it there untill the solder has been absorbed in to the braid. repeat as needed "some flux may help"

when its all desolderd (2 big blobs 8 small blobs in a group then 2 sets of 2 blobs) the port will just pull off but all the solder needs to be gone.
put the new port in and then put the soldering iron against the leg that sticks through the mother board and press the solder against it. when the leg gets hot enough the solder will melt, then remove the solder and soldering iron and you chould have a nice little solder job done. Again repete untill its all solderd on again.

can you pm me the address where you send this to
cause i haven't received it today ,
wondering if its gone to a wrong Addy
thanks
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post May 11 2012, 12:30 AM
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Im prety sure that royal fail expects 1-3 working days for 1st class mail and 3-5 for 2nd class..
With a maximum time for 1st class mail being 21 days.
Stick with it it will get there lol.

and i pm'd you the address i used
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post May 12 2012, 01:43 AM
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thanks
got it this afternoon ,
yes it does take time
changed the ethernet to the one which you send and modded the xbox now
up and running
going to install the xbmc now 3.1 stable
thanks once again
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