Console Customs MaxFire FUSION Rapid fire Istruzioni operative
Installation tutorial for Console Customs Xbox 360
MaxFire – FUSION rapid fire Mod Chip
This tutorial is designed to aid you in installation of a console customs MaxFire LITE modchip This tutorial covers the installation of
our new 14-pin chip This chip only works with “common Ground” style wireless controllers The first part of this tutorial shows
how to find if your controller is a common ground style This chip will not work with matrix style controllers
This installation requires soldering several wires to extremely small confined spaces We do not advise attempting this installation if
you are a beginner at soldering We recommend reading through all of the instructions and understand them before beginning
your installation
WARNING: Please proceed with this installation at your own risk. We will not be held responsible for any damage to
yourself your controller your Xbox 360 console or any other equipment.
This tutorial requires opening your controller which will void the warranty of your controller.
Tools needed:
• Torx T8 Security/tamper proof driver (For opening wireless controller)
• Soldering iron (A 5w/30w from radio shack is about $12)
• Solder (We use rosin core solder from radio shack so there is no need for flux $4)
• Wire strippers (that can strip 30ga wire, a 30ga wire wrap tool from radio shack includes a 30ga stripper $8)
• Wire cutters
• Hot glue gun
• 9/64th drill bit (or close to it a 1/8th will also work)
• Small pocket knife or razor blade (optional but helpful)
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Controller Identification
• Before you get started you need to make sure that you have the correct controller type for this installation Our MaxFire FUSION
Chip requires a CG or CG2 PCB inside your controller This chip CANNOT be installed into a matrix style controller The Left side
images show the board from behind the battery door (no need to open the controller) and the right side is with the controller open
Matrix PCB
From the battery door area you
can see that there is no
Capacitor on the left side while
the other two versions do have a
capacitor
CG PCB
From the battery door area you
can see that the Capacitor is
horizontally oriented
CG2 PCB
From the battery door area you
can see that the capacitor is
vertically oriented
!!STOP!!
This tutorial Covers both CG and CG2 style
controllers The Solder locations for the X, Y and
B buttons are in different locations on these two
board types Please be sure you have properly
identified you controller from the previous page
before continuing so you are sure to use the
correct solder points
!!STOP!!
Step 1: First lets start by looking at what is in your kit
• You should have the following items in your kit
1 (1) 14 pin PIC microcontroller
2 (2) Buttons
3 30ga Wire ( We include multiple colors)
Step 2: You will start by taking the PIC chip and putting it on its back, also called
(dead bug) Note the location of the notch that is on the top of the chip, the pin
numbers and their purpose
Notch
1
2
3
4
5
6
78
Power
Fast Reload Button
Not Used
B Button
right trigger
Ground
Y Button
9
10
11
12
13
14
RB Button
Left trigger
Not Used
Player 3 LED
Player 4 LED
X Button
Mod Button
Step 3a: You will now attach the wires to the chip using solder
We use several color wires here to help show where each wire goes Your kit will contain 5 colors of wire
Notch
7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Starting with pins 1-7:
•Pin 1: This is the power wire and is red in the image, this
wire should be aprox 2 5 inches long
•Pin 2: This is the white wire and is for the Mod button you will
install , this wire should be 2 5” long
•Pin 3: This is the Yellow wire and is for the Fast Reload
button you will install , this wire should be 5” long
•Pin 5: This is the Green wire and will go to the RB button,
this wire should be 3 5” long
•Pin 7: This is the Blue wire will go to the Left trigger, this wire
should be 5” long
•tip: Only strip about 1/8” of the wire for soldering. Exposing
more bare wire could cause a short.
•tip: For information on proper soldering isit
http://www.curiousin entor.com/guides/How_To_Solder
Notch
14 13 12 11 10 9 8
Step 3b: Continuing to the other side of the chip
pins 8-14:
•Pin 8: This is the long white wire for the Player 3 LED and
should be 2 25 inches long
•Pin 9: This is the medium length white wire for the Player 4
LED and should be 2 inches long
•Pin 10: This is the long blue wire for X button and should be
1 5 inches long
•Pin 11: This is the Yellow wire for Y button and should be 2
inches long
•Pin 12: This is the Red wire for B button and should be 2
inches long
•Pin 13: This is the short blue wire for right trigger and should
be ¾ of an inch long
•Pin 14: This is the short white wire which will go to ground
and should be ¾ of an inch long
•tip: Only strip about 1/8” of the wire for soldering. Exposing
more bare wire could cause a short.
•tip: For information on proper soldering isit
http://www.curiousin entor.com/guides/How_To_Solder
Step 4: Opening the controller
•Remove the 7 screws indicated below One is behind the small white label
• The wireless controller requires a T8 Torx security driver This is a star shaped tip with a hole in the middle
of it It is very difficult to open the wireless controller without this
SCREWS
WIRELESS
Step 5: Prep the X Y and B solder pads (also called Vias)
• To connect the wires from the chip to the X, Y and B buttons you will need to first need to remove the green
coting that is coving the pads This is easiest done with a small pocket knife or razor blade Lightly scrape
the green coating to expose the bare copper underneath Be carefully to only scrape the coating from the
pad, the area surrounding the pad is a ground plane and exposing metal on the ground plane opens up the
possibilities for a short
• The pads on CG and CG 2 are in different locations Check the images below for your controller and the pad
locations In these images the pads have already been scraped clean
CG CG2
X
YB
X
Y
B
Step 6: Tin the X Y and B solder pads
• Next you will want to Tin the pads Tinning mean you want to coat the pad with solder This makes connecting
the wire later much easier To do this you will want to place the tip of your soldering iron on the pad to heat the
pad and touch the solder to the pad (try avoiding touching the solder to the soldering iron) and the solder
should flow onto the pad You should end of with three little bubbles of solder like you see below Anymore that
what you see here is to much and should be removed
Indice
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