professor_jonny
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I have designed an adaptor to solder over the Xbox AVIP connector to give you breakouts of the video and audio signals using U.FL IPX RF conectors.
This project started as I have seen a few people dammage their xbox consoles by atempting vga and hdmi mods and this was a good solid solution and it is semi plug and play and will give you a reliable shielded impedance matched signals with plugs.
It also will buffer the internal h and vsync signals to 5v to give you proper vga compliant signals with a suitable bios that is.
I have also added some some breakout boards if you want to go that way, or some sort of internal adaptor or converter.
I have managed to find vertical toslink adaptor and vertical pcb mounting rca connectors of simular dimention so I can mount the board direct on the back of the xbox with a 10mm spacer as oposed to a right angle mount pcb sockets.
you will notice that the component board provides every signal via rca connectors to the back of the xbox and it has a gap on either side where i would suggest you could place something else there, Im still looking for a 3.5mm vertical socket 10mm high to power an external adaptor.
I have included bill of materials the program and all the various boards after verifying that they actually fit now
Please see the rar file for more info or the instalation manual uploaded to google docs below:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ht77iEsDnr8k5D_PiUR8pX0tqKVkKB9yM1Bdu0-4m4M/edit?usp=sharing
Of note the system is based around a PICAXE-14M2 (smd)
programs are provided as samples.
This project was done in eagle which is free to use and can be found here:
http://www.cadsoftusa.com/download-eagle/
This project started as I have seen a few people dammage their xbox consoles by atempting vga and hdmi mods and this was a good solid solution and it is semi plug and play and will give you a reliable shielded impedance matched signals with plugs.
It also will buffer the internal h and vsync signals to 5v to give you proper vga compliant signals with a suitable bios that is.
I have also added some some breakout boards if you want to go that way, or some sort of internal adaptor or converter.
I have managed to find vertical toslink adaptor and vertical pcb mounting rca connectors of simular dimention so I can mount the board direct on the back of the xbox with a 10mm spacer as oposed to a right angle mount pcb sockets.
you will notice that the component board provides every signal via rca connectors to the back of the xbox and it has a gap on either side where i would suggest you could place something else there, Im still looking for a 3.5mm vertical socket 10mm high to power an external adaptor.
I have included bill of materials the program and all the various boards after verifying that they actually fit now
Please see the rar file for more info or the instalation manual uploaded to google docs below:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ht77iEsDnr8k5D_PiUR8pX0tqKVkKB9yM1Bdu0-4m4M/edit?usp=sharing
Of note the system is based around a PICAXE-14M2 (smd)
programs are provided as samples.
This project was done in eagle which is free to use and can be found here:
http://www.cadsoftusa.com/download-eagle/
