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Various cables were used for the drives in the [[Xbox 360]]. | |||
= DVD Drive Power = | |||
Pins 1 and 2 are missing on all variations of this cable. | |||
== | === Black ODD Power Cable === | ||
This power cable was used on all [[Original Xbox 360]] consoles and certain prototype [[Trinity]] [[Xbox 360 S]] consoles. | |||
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File: | File:X360 ODD PWR BLK (1).jpg | ||
File:X360 ODD PWR BLK (2).jpg | |||
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== | === Yellow ODD Power Cable === | ||
This power cable was used on [[Xbox 360 S]] consoles with [[Trinity]] motherboards. | |||
=== Blue/Pink ODD Power Cable === | |||
This power cable was used on [[Xbox 360 S]] and [[Xbox 360 E]] consoles with [[Corona]], [[Waitsburg]], [[Stingray]], and [[Winchester]] motherboards. | |||
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File:X360S | File:X360S ODD Power (1).jpg | ||
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= DVD Drive SATA = | = DVD Drive SATA = | ||
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= | = Hard Drive = | ||
[[Hard Drive]] cables are only used on the [[Xbox 360 S]] and [[Xbox 360 E]]. On the [[Original Xbox 360]], the HDD connects directly to a motherboard connector. | |||
== | == Type 1 == | ||
Used on consoles with [[Trinity]] [[motherboards]], and is a combination of a red SATA cable and yellow HDD power cable. The HDD power cable is connected to the motherboard under the HDDM. | |||
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== | == Type 2 == | ||
Used on consoles with [[Corona]], [[Waitsburg]], [[Stingray]], and [[Winchester]] [[motherboards]]. While being two separate cables, it has a piece of heat shrink connecting them together. | |||
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File:X360S | File:X360S HDD T2 (2).jpg | ||
File:X360S | File:X360S HDD T2 (1).jpg | ||
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== Prototypes == | |||
This cable snapped into the HDDM caddy instead of screwing into it like final consoles. This featured a red SATA cable and a yellow power cable. | |||
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Latest revision as of 01:58, 9 August 2024
Various cables were used for the drives in the Xbox 360.
DVD Drive Power
Pins 1 and 2 are missing on all variations of this cable.
Black ODD Power Cable
This power cable was used on all Original Xbox 360 consoles and certain prototype Trinity Xbox 360 S consoles.
Yellow ODD Power Cable
This power cable was used on Xbox 360 S consoles with Trinity motherboards.
Blue/Pink ODD Power Cable
This power cable was used on Xbox 360 S and Xbox 360 E consoles with Corona, Waitsburg, Stingray, and Winchester motherboards.
DVD Drive SATA
Original Xbox 360
Black cable which is used in all Original Xbox 360 consoles. Earlier versions had a small yellow dot on the side that connects to the motherboard, while later versions had a piece of yellow tape on this side.
Xbox 360 S and E
Red Cable
Used in Xbox 360 S and Xbox 360 E consoles. The 90 degree side connected to the motherboard while the 135 degree side plugged into the DVD drive.
Dark Blue Cable
Infrequently used in certain Xbox 360 S and Xbox 360 E consoles instead of the red version.
Prototypes
Xbox 360 S Light Blue Cable
Used on early Trinity Xbox 360 S prototypes. The straight-through side plugged into the motherboard and the 90-degree inverted side plugged into the DVD drive.
Hard Drive
Hard Drive cables are only used on the Xbox 360 S and Xbox 360 E. On the Original Xbox 360, the HDD connects directly to a motherboard connector.
Type 1
Used on consoles with Trinity motherboards, and is a combination of a red SATA cable and yellow HDD power cable. The HDD power cable is connected to the motherboard under the HDDM.
Type 2
Used on consoles with Corona, Waitsburg, Stingray, and Winchester motherboards. While being two separate cables, it has a piece of heat shrink connecting them together.
Prototypes
This cable snapped into the HDDM caddy instead of screwing into it like final consoles. This featured a red SATA cable and a yellow power cable.