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d. Remove the power adapter jack plug using de-soldering braid. Cut the metal tabs off of the plug
and solder them back in place. This is where we are going to provide power to the board via the
modified power cable in step 4b. Note the polarity of the two tabs on the second pic below.
e. Cover the side of the board that has the plugs installed with electrical tape to prevent it from
shorting out on the Audio/Video Input/Output plug shielding.
STEP 4: Prepare Power supply & 8" 4-Pin Power Cable Splitter
This modified power splitter will be the lifeline from the power supply.
note: The wires to supply power to out Wireless adapter are the RED +5v and Black Ground.
a. Using a pair of diagonal cutters, cut the power plug cable going to the HDD so that it is
approximately 2" long from power supply board to end of wire. Noting the order the wires, remove
plug from cut piece and place on short wires coming from the PS board.
b. Looking at the 8" 4-Pin Power Cable Splitter, you need to understand that we need one part of
the split to be a full plug and the other part to be just a red and black wire with no harness. Cut on
of the splits' plug off. Then at the common plug, remove the pins for the red and closest black to
the red wire. Trim the 'plugless' wires off of those pins and reinsert into plastic plug. You should an
up with one fully wired 'common plug', one fully wired plug for the HDD; and two wires, one red and
one black, for the wireless adapter.
and RESET switch. Using a dremel tool and drill, remove the plastic where you need to access the
two switches and plug.
b. With a fine piece of sand paper, dress up your workmanship so that there are no burs.
c. Halfway in between the 'Audio/Video Input/Output' port and the side of the fan opening, drill a
3/8" hole for the antennae. Insert antennae, coax first, and snap it into place.
d. With the board upside down, re-solder the antennae coax to the board. Again, be careful not to
bridge the center and outer solder pads or the antennae will neither transmit or receive any signal.
From this point forward, please handle board with care. One hard tug and it may come loose inside
the antennae, making it inop.
e. Flip the board over and put it in place. Using 2 small screws, secure it through the back plate of
the adapter to the back side of the XBOX. Alternatively, you may also use double-stick cellophane
tape without covering the switches and secure it that way. You want to make sure to keep it as clos
to the back plastic as possible.
f. Solder the red and black wires left over from STEP 4 to the wireless adapter board. Red is POS
(+) and black is NEG (-). Make sure you have a good clean solder or you will short out your power
supply and blow a fuse. Plug the other end into the short plug off of the power supply we made in
step 4a.
wires are lying flat, screw the 4 screws removed back into their holes.
This is the opening in the HDD tray to pass the power cable through. This pic is with the card not
installed.
e. Finally, finish the install by plugging in the DVD power cable, placing the DVD back into its tray
that was installed in Step 6c. Make sure you hear it snap into place, or your case will not close.
Install screws removed in Step 1 to secure the drive trays into place.
f. PLACE THE COVER ON THE XBOX AND INSTALL ALL SCREWS TO THE BOTTOM EXCEPT THE
MIDDLE BACK SCREW. THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT! INSTALLING THIS SCREW MAY RUIN YOUR
WIRELESS ADAPTER!e. Make a jumper to go in between your WGE-111 Wireless Adapter card and the
onboard NIC by creating a small CAT5 jumper like the one below. It is a simple T568A jumper. Plu
this into both the wireless adapter port and the onboard NIC port.
VIOLA!
You now have a working, internal wireless adapter that will travel with you everywhere you go.
Configure the adapter the same way you did before and you are good to go!
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Note: If you install the latest firmware to the WGE-111, you will be able to connect to you network via
a WEP-PSK secure connection!This tutorial brought to you by BrutalByte...The One and Only.
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Bio: I am a product of a Texas family of engineers (all types) and chemical plant workers. For as long
as I can remember I have been tinkering; tearing apart all things mechanical and electrical, trying to
figure out how they work and how I might improve on them. The XBOX is my latest item to 'seriously'
mod. I am now in the AF as a Aerospace Propulsion Craftsman (Jet Surgeon as my wife calls it). I hav
the honor of tearing apart Dual Spool, Axial Flow, Secondary Bypass Turbofan Engines of the GE and
Pratt & Whitney make. What a life!