Elite 2 mod chip guide
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Xbox Elite 2 Mod Chip Installation GuideXbox Elite Mod Chip Installation Guide
Important Notes
- Trigger Signal (SG): The signal for the trigger is marked as SG on the mod chip.
- No Chip Name: If the mod chip doesn't have a name printed on it, that's fine. Proceed with the installation as per the instructions and images.
- Menu: Ignore any specific wiring or connections related to the "Menu". These are not needed for this installation.
- Guide: Ignore any specific wiring or connections related to the "Menu". These are not needed for this installation.
- Charge LED: Simply ignore this feature as it's not necessary for the mod to function correctly.
Step-by-Step Installation
1. Disassemble the Xbox Elite Controller
- Power off the controller and remove any batteries.
- Unscrew the back of the controller using a small Phillips screwdriver (5 screws).
- Gently separate the two halves of the controller. Use a plastic prying tool to avoid damage.
- For a detailed step-by-step guide, refer to the Xbox One Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 Disassembly Guide on iFixit.
2. Identify the Mod Chip and Signal Points
Find the mod chip and identify the connection points. Look for the SG signal then find it on the motherboard.
3. Soldering the Mod Chip
- Soldering, connect it to the relevant pads or points on the motherboard as indicated by the images provided with the chip.
- Ensure all other connections are correctly soldered.
4. Test the Mod Chip (Before Reassembly)
- Before reassembling the controller, briefly connect the controller to your Xbox or PC to test the mod chip.
- Check all functions: button mappings, LED lights, and trigger responses.
5. Reassemble the Controller
- Once you've confirmed that the mod chip is working, carefully reassemble the controller.
- Align the front and back halves of the controller, then press them together.
- Replace the screws to secure the controller shell.
6. Final Testing
- Test the controller thoroughly after reassembly to ensure everything works as expected.
Troubleshooting Tips
- Wires not connected properly: Double-check that the blue wire is securely attached on the motherboard. This is crucial for the chip to fully work without issue.
- Controller not powering on: Verify all power and ground connections. Recheck soldering to avoid short circuits.
- Unresponsive mod features: If the mod features aren't working, recheck all the solder joints and ensure everything is connected correctly.
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