He said I have to use his email and password to re-download it but I don't know his email or password. Is there any other way that I can use SmartGlass on my cell phone to control the Xbox ?? Please enable JavaScript to watch this video. Subscribe Now. I never use flux on solder spots like these, the tin you use is likely to have a resin flux core. Reply 6 years ago on Introduction. By Superben51 Follow.
More by the author:. Attachments Flash Tool. Attachments Falcon. Did you make this project? Share it with us! I Made It! Reply Upvote. Does this work for the corona? Not sure why you mention "flux" at the end, unless you are using the wrong type of solder. There's basically two types of solder: -Rosin core, for electronics. Already has flux in it. Nothing else to add. Project D St8kout. As it turns out, there is a way to go completely mobile with your Xbox One X. If you tend to play a long time and you want to avoid game interruption because of your batteries, you can consider creating your own spare battery pack.
According to a post by Cameron on Instructable, you will need some aluminum foil, stick tape, plain paper, thick cardboard, pen, metric ruler and a sharp cutter to do this. Otherwise, any other type of small mic would work just fine. At the same time, the other items you would need are a cotton or soft foam, hot glue gun, soldering iron, desoldering tool, small flat head screwdriver and a drill with a small drill bit.
The screen gets 12V power from the Xbox and another set of leads are soldered directly to the composite output on the motherboard. If it was correctly inputted you will hear a soundbyte of Joe Rogan shouting. Happy playing! The HDMI input is easily accessible. There are 6 screws visible on the back of the controller, plus one under the serial number sticker.
Discard the buttons, pull off the analog sticks by pulling straight up, and disconnect the vibration motors. Visit my new webstore! Step 2: Remove the white triggers from their black plastic housing. This requires some effort be careful! Once you have the triggers removed, you will need to cut away some of the black plastic to get at the solder points underneath.
You will need these for the LB and RB buttons. I have circled the solder points in yellow, they are the same for the other button as well. Step 3: Get a variable speed Dremel and a wire wheel, if you don't already have one. They will make your life a whole lot easier. Now, as far as I can tell, there is no common ground on this controller, so you will need two wires per button. Take the Dremel with wire wheel, set it to a low speed, and apply a gentle pressure to the black semi-circle for each button.
This takes some practice to get the needed pressure and angle of the wire wheel right. Just be careful, and don't bare down too hard. Once you can see a good strip of copper where the black used to be, stop. After you finish the semi-circles, clean the area with alcohol and a Q-tip.
These tools are handy Step 5: Preparing the directions. This is the hard part. As you can see in the picture, the direction switches are designed differently. You can't just remove the black to get to copper underneath. However, if you look closer, there are two black dots on either side of each direction. These will be your solder points.
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