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==Xbox 360== | ==Xbox 360== | ||
===Type 1=== | ===Type 1=== | ||
Black cable. Commonly used in consoles with [[xenon]] and [[zephyr]] motherboards, this connected the DVD drive to the motherboard and had a small yellow dot on the side that connects to the motherboard.<gallery> | Black cable. Commonly used in consoles with [[xenon]] and [[zephyr]] [[motherboards]], this connected the DVD drive to the [[motherboard]] and had a small yellow dot on the side that connects to the [[motherboard]].<gallery> | ||
File:X360P ODD T2 (1).jpg | File:X360P ODD T2 (1).jpg | ||
File:X360P ODD T2 (2).jpg | File:X360P ODD T2 (2).jpg | ||
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===Type 2=== | ===Type 2=== | ||
Black cable. Commonly used in consoles late in [[zephyr]] life-cycle and newer. This connected the DVD drive to the motherboard and had a small piece of yellow tape on the side that connects to the motherboard. There are no functionality differences between this and a Type 1 cable other than how the end that goes to the console was identified.<gallery> | Black cable. Commonly used in consoles late in the [[zephyr]] life-cycle and newer. This connected the DVD drive to the [[motherboard]] and had a small piece of yellow tape on the side that connects to the [[motherboard]]. There are no functionality differences between this and a Type 1 cable other than how the end that goes to the console was identified.<gallery> | ||
File:X360P ODD T1 (1).jpg | File:X360P ODD T1 (1).jpg | ||
File:X360P ODD T1 (2).jpg | File:X360P ODD T1 (2).jpg | ||
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==Xbox 360 S and E== | ==Xbox 360 S and E== | ||
===Red ODD Cable=== | ===Red ODD Cable=== | ||
Commonly used in consoles with [[trinity]] motherboards, this connected the DVD drive to the motherboard. The 90 degree side connected to the motherboard while the 135 degree side plugged into the DVD drive.<gallery> | Commonly used in consoles with [[trinity]] [[Motherboard|motherboards]], this connected the DVD drive to the motherboard. The 90 degree side connected to the [[motherboard]] while the 135 degree side plugged into the DVD drive.<gallery> | ||
File:X360S ODD Red (1).jpg | File:X360S ODD Red (1).jpg | ||
File:X360S ODD Red (2).jpg | File:X360S ODD Red (2).jpg | ||
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===Dark Blue ODD Cable=== | ===Dark Blue ODD Cable=== | ||
Commonly used in consoles with [[corona]] and newer S and E systems, this connected the DVD drive to the motherboard. | Commonly used in consoles with [[corona]] and newer [[Xbox 360#Xbox 360 S|S]] and [[Xbox 360#Xbox 360 E|E]] systems, this connected the DVD drive to the [[motherboard]]. | ||
==Prototypes== | ==Prototypes== | ||
The following SATA cables were used on different Xbox 360 console variations. | The following SATA cables were used on different Xbox 360 console variations. | ||
===Xbox 360 S Light Blue ODD Cable=== | ===Xbox 360 S Light Blue ODD Cable=== | ||
Used on early [[trinity]] prototypes, this SATA cable differed in in terms of the color and in the cable ends. The straight-through side plugged into the motherboard and the 90 degree inverted side plugged into the DVD drive. Interestingly enough, the port on final trinity motherboards is referred to as "ODD_Blue" even though the final cable is red.<gallery> | Used on early [[trinity]] prototypes, this SATA cable differed in in terms of the color and in the cable ends. The straight-through side plugged into the motherboard and the 90 degree inverted side plugged into the DVD drive. Interestingly enough, the port on final [[trinity]] [[Motherboard|motherboards]] is referred to as "ODD_Blue" even though the final cable is red.<gallery> | ||
File:X360S Blue ODD (1).jpg | File:X360S Blue ODD (1).jpg | ||
File:X360S Blue ODD (2).jpg | File:X360S Blue ODD (2).jpg | ||
Revision as of 20:21, 9 April 2024
ODD SATA
Xbox 360
Type 1
Black cable. Commonly used in consoles with xenon and zephyr motherboards, this connected the DVD drive to the motherboard and had a small yellow dot on the side that connects to the motherboard.
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Type 2
Black cable. Commonly used in consoles late in the zephyr life-cycle and newer. This connected the DVD drive to the motherboard and had a small piece of yellow tape on the side that connects to the motherboard. There are no functionality differences between this and a Type 1 cable other than how the end that goes to the console was identified.
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Xbox 360 S and E
Red ODD Cable
Commonly used in consoles with trinity motherboards, this connected the DVD drive to the motherboard. The 90 degree side connected to the motherboard while the 135 degree side plugged into the DVD drive.
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Dark Blue ODD Cable
Commonly used in consoles with corona and newer S and E systems, this connected the DVD drive to the motherboard.
Prototypes
The following SATA cables were used on different Xbox 360 console variations.
Xbox 360 S Light Blue ODD Cable
Used on early trinity prototypes, this SATA cable differed in in terms of the color and in the cable ends. The straight-through side plugged into the motherboard and the 90 degree inverted side plugged into the DVD drive. Interestingly enough, the port on final trinity motherboards is referred to as "ODD_Blue" even though the final cable is red.
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