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80 Hacking the Xbox: An Introduction to Reverse Engineering Figure 5-2: Attaching a crimp terminal to the end of a wire. (1) Strip about 1/8" of insulation off the end of the wire. (2) Remove a virgin crimp terminal from the retaining strip, if necessary. (3 and 4) Insert the wire into the crimp terminal, such that 1/16” of insulation is sitting between the longer pair of crimp fingers. (5) Crimp the insulation portion (longer pair) of the crimp fingers. (6) Shows the wire with just the insulation portion crimped. (7) Crimp the conductor portion of the crimp fingers. (8) The finished crimp terminal. The conductor crimp terminals should be folded in tightly on the bare wire for good contact. Test the crimp connection by firmly pulling on the terminal end.
Chapter 5 - Replacing a Broken Power Supply 81 Figure 5-3: Attach two diodes in series between the end of the violet wire and the crimp terminal that goes into the power connector. Arrows indicate the proper orientation of the polarizing line painted on the end of the diode. This procedure will consume a total of three crimp terminals. (1) Attach one diode to a crimp terminal with the polarizing band near the crimp terminal. (2) Cut a crimp terminal in half to remove the leaf contact. (3 and 4) Position the diodes within the crimp portion of the severed connector, noting the polarity of the diodes. (5) Diodes shown after crimping. (6) Attach the diodes to the end of the violet wire using the same procedure with a second severed crimp terminal. Double check your work after completing the assembly of the power supply cable, as any error could result in permanent, irreparable damage to the console. Figure 5-6 shows what the finished connector assembly should look like. You may wish to use a cable tie, if available, to bundle the unused wires so that they do not get in the way and accidentally short or become damaged.
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