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{{Warning | Any critically important warning for the entire page should go here. Warnings such as "This process has the risk of bricking your console" could go here.}} | {{Warning | Any critically important warning for the entire page should go here. Warnings such as "This process has the risk of bricking your console" could go here.}} | ||
This is where a description of the page / guide goes. It may seem unnecessary, but people may stumble in from a semi-related Google search and it's best to lay out exactly what the page is for or why you might want to follow the guide. Note that this description is not under a header, so it goes above the table of contents. | This is where a description of the page / guide goes. It may seem unnecessary, but people may stumble in from a semi-related Google search and it's best to lay out exactly what the page is for or why you might want to follow the guide. Note that this description is not under a header, so it goes above the table of contents. | ||
Please note that the Spanish translation on this page was done as a quick example using the Microsoft Azure Translator. This does not reflect the quality of translations to be made on actual wiki pages. | |||
This page is an example layout of a wiki page. Section names are dependent on the page/guide, but this is a typical flow of a page. | This page is an example layout of a wiki page. Section names are dependent on the page/guide, but this is a typical flow of a page. | ||
== Information == | == Information == | ||
Comparisons, tips, or other information that someone should know before beginning the mod. Mention model compatibility if the mod is only compatible with certain models. Perhaps, if there is a universally better option, suggest it here and link to the wiki page for it. | Comparisons, tips, or other information that someone should know before beginning the mod. Mention model compatibility if the mod is only compatible with certain models. Perhaps, if there is a universally better option, suggest it here and link to the wiki page for it. | ||
== Required Materials == | == Required Materials == | ||
* Tools (T1 screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, soldering iron, etc) | * Tools (T1 screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, soldering iron, etc) | ||
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* Components (resistors, capacitors, etc) | * Components (resistors, capacitors, etc) | ||
* (Optional) Extra things that may make the mod easier or additional pieces you can add onto the mod. | * (Optional) Extra things that may make the mod easier or additional pieces you can add onto the mod. | ||
== Installation == | |||
== Installation == | |||
=== Motherboard Preparation === | === Motherboard Preparation === | ||
# Disassemble the unit. | # Disassemble the unit. | ||
# Remove things from the motherboard. | # Remove things from the motherboard. | ||
# Add things to the motherboard. | # Add things to the motherboard. | ||
# Bridge these pins. | # Bridge these pins. | ||
=== Mod Installation === | === Mod Installation === | ||
Choose an installation method below. | Choose an installation method below. | ||
==== (Option 1) Preserving RF Output ==== | ==== (Option 1) Preserving RF Output ==== | ||
This method is more difficult but preserves RF output. | This method is more difficult but preserves RF output. | ||
# Mount mod board at this location (picture). | # Mount mod board at this location (picture). | ||
# Connect wires from here to here. | # Connect wires from here to here. | ||
# Set these jumpers. | # Set these jumpers. | ||
==== (Option 2) Sacrificing RF Output ==== | ==== (Option 2) Sacrificing RF Output ==== | ||
This method is much easier but removes RF output. | This method is much easier but removes RF output. | ||
# Mount mod board at this location (picture). | # Mount mod board at this location (picture). | ||
# Connect wires from here to here. | # Connect wires from here to here. | ||
# Set these other jumpers. | # Set these other jumpers. | ||
# Test the solution by checking XYZ. | |||
=== Finishing Up === | === Finishing Up === | ||
# Clean up with isopropyl alcohol and test it. | # Clean up with isopropyl alcohol and test it. | ||
# If testing fails then check X, Y, and Z. | # If testing fails then check X, Y, and Z. | ||
# Reassemble the unit. | # Reassemble the unit. | ||
== Usage == | == Usage == | ||
* Give usage instructions if necessary. | * Give usage instructions if necessary. | ||
* Cover any additional options post-install, such as configuration jumpers or software settings. | * Cover any additional options post-install, such as configuration jumpers or software settings. | ||
== Troubleshooting and Tips == | == Troubleshooting and Tips == | ||
* List specific tips here or common issues people run into. | * List specific tips here or common issues people run into. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:22, 27 April 2024
 | Any critically important warning for the entire page should go here. Warnings such as "This process has the risk of bricking your console" could go here. |
This is where a description of the page / guide goes. It may seem unnecessary, but people may stumble in from a semi-related Google search and it's best to lay out exactly what the page is for or why you might want to follow the guide. Note that this description is not under a header, so it goes above the table of contents.
Please note that the Spanish translation on this page was done as a quick example using the Microsoft Azure Translator. This does not reflect the quality of translations to be made on actual wiki pages. This page is an example layout of a wiki page. Section names are dependent on the page/guide, but this is a typical flow of a page.
Information
Comparisons, tips, or other information that someone should know before beginning the mod. Mention model compatibility if the mod is only compatible with certain models. Perhaps, if there is a universally better option, suggest it here and link to the wiki page for it.
Required Materials
- Tools (T1 screwdriver, Philips screwdriver, soldering iron, etc)
- Modding products (RGB board, cable adapters, etc)
- Components (resistors, capacitors, etc)
- (Optional) Extra things that may make the mod easier or additional pieces you can add onto the mod.
Installation
Motherboard Preparation
- Disassemble the unit.
- Remove things from the motherboard.
- Add things to the motherboard.
- Bridge these pins.
Mod Installation
Choose an installation method below.
(Option 1) Preserving RF Output
This method is more difficult but preserves RF output.
- Mount mod board at this location (picture).
- Connect wires from here to here.
- Set these jumpers.
(Option 2) Sacrificing RF Output
This method is much easier but removes RF output.
- Mount mod board at this location (picture).
- Connect wires from here to here.
- Set these other jumpers.
- Test the solution by checking XYZ.
Finishing Up
- Clean up with isopropyl alcohol and test it.
- If testing fails then check X, Y, and Z.
- Reassemble the unit.
Usage
- Give usage instructions if necessary.
- Cover any additional options post-install, such as configuration jumpers or software settings.
Troubleshooting and Tips
- List specific tips here or common issues people run into.