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This tutorial and all it’s content are property of

www.JmodsCustomConsoles.co.uk and cannot be reused or repro-

duced with-out explicit rights from JmodsCustomConsoles.

Xbox 360

Guide

LED Mod

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Xbox 360

Guide LED Mod

Tools Required

-5mm Guide Mod Kit

- Soldering Iron

- Solder

.- Secure T8 Torx Screwdriver

- Drill

- 10-11mm Drill bit

- Xbox 360 Controller

- Vice

- Glue gun

Optional

- Knife

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Guide LED Mod

Choosing which Controller

Matrix Wireless Board Matrix

No Capacitor on the

back side

CG Wireless Board CG

Capacitor on the

back side located

HORIZONTALLY

CG2 Wireless Board CG2

Capacitor on the

back side located

VERTICALLY

This will be important for later on. If you have any problems finding out

which controller is yours. Take a picture of the rear of the motherboard

and send to [email protected] and ill get back to you which is version

of controller is yours.

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Guide LED Mod

Opening Controller

There are 7 screws (T8) located on the

back of the controller. All must be un-

screwed. Please Note one of the screw is

located under the warranty sticker (Can

be removed carefully with tweezers or

go straight through with the screwdriver.

The easiest way to pull the controller

apart is to push both thumbsticks

through and pull the back off carefully

(must keep the front facing down or but-

tons will fall out).

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Guide LED Mod

Preparing the Button

This is a standard Xbox 360 guide button.

Take your guide button and place it

in a vice or grips. (make sure you

have some foam or soft vice so that

it doesn't crack or scratch your but-

ton.)

Using a 10mm Drill bit or smaller drill

slowly down to remove the X . Regu-

larly check the depth to make sure

you don't go to far and let up ‘hot

spots’ for an even glow.

Your button should now look like this

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Guide LED Mod

Preparing the LED

In your mod kit you should have included a 5mm LED as pic-

tured on the left.

Now about 2-3mm from the base of the LED bend the

LED legs 90 degrees.

IMPORTANT: Mark on the longer leg with a permanent

marker to show that this is the positive leg.

Then cut LED legs down to around 5mm after the

bend (see picture above). Then using the wire sup-

plied cut the length in half and solder one half to ei-

ther side of the legs.

Cut

here

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Guide LED Mod

Glue the LED in Place

Using hot glue fill the button up to around 3mm

away from the top. Then using the back end of

the 10mm drill bit push in so it drys flat.

Your button should now look like this. Trim any

excess glue off with a knife. Make sure the glue

isn't too high.

Now place the button in the controller.

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Guide LED Mod

Preparing Transistor

This is what you will receive in the pack

(1.8k resistor and transistor) cut the re-

sistor done to about 10-15mm. Then cut

the middle leg down by half of the tran-

sistor

Then solder the resistor to the

centre leg as shown in the pic-

ture. (NOTE TRANSISTOR FACING

FLAT FACE DOWN)

EMITTER

BASE

COLLECTOR

Flat face down

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Guide LED Mod

Connecting to a MATRIX Controller

For a matrix controller. The transistor

needs to be soldered in like this. The

collector is connected to the top pin.

The base connected to the bottom

pin. The Emitter is connected to the

NEGATIVE wire.

Note: Do not cover the bottom hole as

this is where the screw goes.

RIGHT HAND SIDE PIN

To connect the power solder the POSI-

TIVE wire (as marked before) to the

right hand pin in the cluster.

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Guide LED Mod

Connecting to a CG1 & CG2 Controller

For a CG1 & CG2 controller the tran-

sistor needs to be soldered in like this.

The collector is connected to the

NEGATIVE wire. The base connected

to the top pin. The Emitter is con-

nected to the bottom pin .

To connect the power solder the POSI-

TIVE wire (as marked before) to the

battery + on the reverse of the con-

troller.

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Guide LED Mod

Connecting to a WIRED Controller (No Transistor)

This is connecting the ground for the

WIRED controller. NO TRANSISTOR

NEEDED. Solder the Ground wire di-

rectly to the PIN/HOLE were it says

GND.

RIGHT HAND SIDE PIN

To connect the power solder the POSI-

TIVE wire (as marked before) to the

right hand pin in the cluster.

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Guide LED Mod

Reassemble Controller

Reassemble controller by carefully without damaging any wires (opposite of taking

apart). This can be tricky and can take time and care.

If for any reasons you are stuck, have any problem or queries please contact me first

before leaving feedback. Email: [email protected]

Please view the FAQ on the next page

Please note: If you are using a rechargeable

battery pack and the LEDs look dim, please

try standard/rechargeable (1.5V) batteries.

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Guide LED Mod

Frequently asked questions

I am installing more than one LED Mod. What do i need to do?

When you are wiring your LED mods up, find all of the positive wires and solder

them together, then do the same for the negative. Then solder to the PCB Board

as the guides show you.

Do i need to have more than one transistor/resistor for multiply mods?

No. You will only ever need to use one transistor/resistor on your controller no

matter how many mods your install (not required for matrix controller)

The LEDs look dim, what should i do?

Make sure you are using fresh or fully charged batteries. Please make sure you

are using either 1.5V standard batteries or 1.5V rechargeable batteries. To get

the most out of your LEDs please don't use rechargeable battery packs as these

don't produce enough voltage for the LEDs.

None of the LEDs light up when I've assembled my controller?

Please check your wiring, make sure you have got your positive and negative

wires together. Please check that your solder points are not touching (bridging)

with other points. Check your batteries are to the standards listed above. If they

still aren't working properly please email pictures of you controller internals to

[email protected] to resolve the problems.

I'm interest in Bulk or wholesale orders?

Please contact [email protected] with your requirements.