ANSWERED Recieved my nand-x, dont understand com install for corona pic

[wizpanda]

http://team-xecuter.com/nandx_pics/NAND-X_CONTENTS.jpg

I understand 3 wires are used, but which cable/s is used and where is it connected to the nand x "box"...

 

[wizpanda]

the pic in jrunner doesnt show the whole setup...the assortment of cables i have here, cant seem to relate it as yet...

 

[BL4K3Y]

The wiring is the same as a Trinity (the J2C1 and J2C3 headers are the same).

 

[wizpanda]

let me put another way...the pic in jrunner shows the headers that i understand...the yellow, blue and black wires are bare...i see no cable like that in my package...is it a improvised cable...where is the next end connected to the nand x box?

 

[wizpanda]

sigh...that doesnt help...how is the nand pcb connected to the pc...it has two usb connections? i am trying to make a com cable without any qsb to the x360 board,...

 

[wizpanda]

i could be wrong but this doesnt seem to involve the nand-x pcb at all...its just the usb cable which apparently has a built in circuit board for converting the TXD signals etc ..

 

[InfamousJoe]

http://team-xecuter.com/nandx_pics/NAND-X_CONTENTS.jpg

I understand 3 wires are used, but which cable/s is used and where is it connected to the nand x "box"...

Someone correct me if I am wrong. I have a USBPro V2, so I always use the first method, but this is how it seems this is done.

For com monitoring, you do not use a Nand-X. You either use a dvd drive power cable hooked up to "a CK3i or X360USBPro V2 or even a CK3 Pro RevD with the additional wire (same set up for upgrading Nand-x to ARM 3)" or you use the USB update cable (the one that is used to update the Nand-X) with the USB end plugged into your computer and the other end wired to the points on the motherboard.

 

[BL4K3Y]

Post an image of your kit, wizpanda.

 

[wizpanda]

Sorry for the mess...but thats life...especially when a corona is involved

 

[BL4K3Y]

Install the Corona QSB and use the NAND-X USB update cable (now known as the "USB COM Monitor cable").

 

[wizpanda]

already started a "manual" install without qsb...i could just solder 3 wires on the points and poke them into the usb extension cable correct? QSB will take a will to remove without damaging...

 

[BL4K3Y]

You can chop the end off of the cable and use the wires if you want, but installing the QSB will make things cleaner and much simpler.

 

[wizpanda]

Nah...not choping anything off...might want to give qsb a try when i bored...thx for the assist

 

[wizpanda]

theres a driver for the cable?..."device not found error...in jrunner

 

[BL4K3Y]

theres a driver for the cable?..."device not found error...in jrunner

Check the "common/drivers" folder.

 

[jasonles]

You can chop the end off of the cable and use the wires if you want, but installing the QSB will make things cleaner and much simpler.

I agree, the qsb is the easiest way to go about it. Plus its cleaner and you will get a better connection using it. Stop being cheap wizpanda. QSB cost about $9 usd but its well worth it.

 

[wizpanda]

i choose to install the qsb when i have time to also remove it safely from my customer xbox...and your problem is?

 

[nofeloniesyet]

cant just use network to get the key? may be the simpler way for now if you dont want to cut your cable,or wait for a qsb,but still continue on.

 

[BL4K3Y]

He has a QSB.

I didn't realise, but after looking at the images he posted, the "newer" batches of the NAND-X RGH Edition kits come with v3 QSBs .

 

[wizpanda]

The driver not being accepted...windows 7 32 bit i running