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- Page 1 Arsenal One Install Instructions for Xbox One Controller arsenalmod.com Page 1 of 14...
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Page 2: Before Proceeding
Before Proceeding These instructions are for the install of the Arsenal One 28 pin chip for the Xbox One. READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE BEGINNING INSTALLATION. This installation requires soldering to very small points, and is not recommended for anyone who does not have experience with soldering electronic devices. -
Page 3: Opening The Controller
Opening the Controller 1. Remove battery cover Using pry tool, lift an edge on the side panel just enough to get your finger or finger nail underneath. Once you have a good grip on the side panel, remove it by simply pulling it off. It may feel like it will break off, but it should come off after applying sufficient force. - Page 4 2. Remove five screws using T-8 security screwdriver. One screw is hidden behind the sticker in the battery compartment. Simply poke a hole in the sticker and remove that part of the sticker to expose the screw. Back cover should come off easily. It may be necessary to push down RT and LT while removing back cover. arsenalmod.com Page 4 of 14...
- Page 5 3. Remove motor wires. Note the locations of the wires, they will need to be soldered back once the install is completed. Remove the two T6 screws. T6 Screw T6 Screw After removal of the wires and screws, the top PCB can be disconnected from the bottom PCB by lifting it upward. 2 connectors hold the PCB in place.
- Page 6 DIP/SOIC Install Dot indicates pin 1 SOIC Chip DIP Chip 4. NOTE: Install instructions show the usage of a DIP chip. Same install instructions apply for the smaller SOIC chip install as well. DIP installs have been discontinued due to spacing constraints in the Xbox One controller.
- Page 7 Chip Install 5. Pin diagram for chip: 6. The chip should be placed upside down with pins facing you. Solder wires according to pin diagram above. NOTE: If you would like to have a remap only controller, do not connect Sync, LT and RT. Cut wires to 5 inches in length.
- Page 8 Once wires are connected, mount the chip with hot glue to top PCB as shown below. For the SOIC chip, it is recommended to use the alternative mounting position. The white dot in the diagram below indicates pin 1 position. Ground Connect to Ground! Connect: Ground, Right Joystick Button (RJ) and Left Joystick Button (LJ).
- Page 9 J5 and J6 Connections 7. On the reverse side of to PCB, solder wires to the legs of connectors J5 and J6. For J5, all D-pad connections, Sync and LB need to be connected. Cut wire to the correct length to keep the install clean. Left Sync Right...
- Page 10 8. For J6: Connected Power, A, X, Y, View and RB as shown below. To connect B, lightly scrape off any coating on top PCB. Do NOT scrape off the metal contact. Once any coating is removed, the metal contact can be soldered to.
- Page 11 Connect Triggers 9. SKIP THIS STEP FOR REMAP ONLY CONTROLLER. To connect triggers, lightly scrape off any coating on the points shown below using a sharp edge such as a knife. Do NOT twist knife in hole, that will destroy the trigger connection.
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Page 12: Additional Buttons
Additional Buttons 10. Since 4 ground connections are needed for the additional buttons. It’s best to connect 4 wires together, and solder a single ground point to the ground connection on the PCB. Cut 1 black wire of length 1.5 inches. Cut 4 black wires to length of 4 inches. - Page 13 12. To prepare additional buttons, cut off 1 side of the legs on the buttons and solder T1 – T4 to the 4 buttons provided. One side should be soldered to the trigger, the other to ground. 13. Drill 5/16 inch holes in the locations shown here: Battery Cover Edge 0.25”...
- Page 14 15. At this point only the LED connection is remaining. It’s best to make sure all your connections are still attached to the correct spot. Using a multimeter, it’s best to make sure all your connections from the chip to the PCBs are correct.
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