AID Manual Appendix K

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Features
- Contents of the Auto-Installer
- Features of the Auto-Installer
Chapter 3: Preparing the AID disc on your PC
- Extracting the AID Archive
- Using the AID ISO Updater Program
- The AID Addon / Update Packs
Chapter 4: Burning the ISO with DVD Decrypter
Chapter 5: The AID Main Menu
Chapter 6: Preparing your Xbox Hard Drive
- Backup / Restore your Hard Drive
- Format / Prepare your Hard Drive
Chapter 7: One-Click Installs
- Modchip Users
- Softmod Users
Chapter 8: Installing Dashboards
- Installing the Microsoft Dashboard
- Installing a Hacked Dashboard
Chapter 9: Installing Applications and Emulators
- Installing Applications
- Installing Emulators
Chapter 10: Rom Installer Section
Chapter 11: The Softmod Section
- Single Boot Softmod Options
- Dual Boot Softmod Options
- Unmounting the Virtual C Drive
- Removing the SID Softmod from your Xbox

Chapter 12: The Advanced Options / Tools Section

- Installing AID to HDD
- Installing SID to HDD or Memory Card
- BIOS Checker
- BIOS Flasher
- Chimp
- ConfigMagic
- Enigmah NTSC-PAL Video Switcher
- Phoenix BIOS Loader (PBL)
- Xbpartitioner
- XSelect
Appendix A: Xbox Error Codes
Appendix B: Xbox Media Compatibility
Appendix C: Xbox DVD Drive Identification
Appendix D: Menu Structure
Appendix E: File Locations on the ISO
Appendix F: Setting up your Debug Xbox
Appendix G: Softmodding Tutorials
- Hard Drive Upgrade using a Modchipped Xbox
- Hard Drive Upgrade using a PC
- Hotswap Tutorial - Recover a HDD without Eeprom Backup
- Hard Drive Cloning using Chimp
Appendix H: What do all these Applications do?
Appendix I: Modifying the AID ISO with Addon Packs
- Creating Addon Packs
- Creating Skin Packs
- Creating Romsets
Appendix J: Using the right ROMs for the right Emulators
Appendix K: Using USB Devices for SID
- The USB -> Xbox Cable
- Preparing the USB Device to use with Action Replay


Appendix K: Using USB Devices for SID

The USB -> Xbox Cable

It’s a known fact that the Xbox console uses USB to connect its controllers, however with their fancy adapter that inserts into the Xbox it makes it hard to use a normal USB Device.

You can purchase this cable pre-made from the following stores:
Llama's Adventures (US Store) - Electric Quarter (US Store) - Midwest-Games (US Store)

Alternatively, you get this cable when you purchase the Mega X-Key.

For those of you that wish to build their own cable, below you can see a wiring diagram.



Preparing the USB Device to use with Action Replay

There are a few steps required here, but once it is all done your USB device will always be recognized as an Xbox Action Replay device. This was tested using a Xbox 1.6 and PC running Windows XP Professional.

  • Plug your USB Device into the PC and let it be recognized.
  • Right-Click on My Computer, and select Properties.
  • Navigate to the Hardware tab and select Device Manager.

Now, this is where the fun starts…

  • This screenshot shows the Device Manager, what we are looking for is the USB Mass Storage Device which you just plugged in to the PC (the line highted in Red in the screenshot). Double-click on it.



  • Navigate to the Details tab where you will find the VID and PID for your USB device. You will need to take note of these for later. The screenshot below shows you where you can find them: So in this example, the VID is 0781 and the PID is 5151.



  • The next thing you need to do is edit the xbreader.inf file (the Action Replay Drive rwhich can be found in the folder called Drivers where Action Replay is installed. I suggest making a copy of this folder and editing it rather than editing the original.

Open the xbreader.inf file with Notepad, and look for this section of code:

[_Devices] 
%S_DeviceDesc1%=_Install1, USB\VID_05FD&PID_DBAE 
%S_DeviceDesc1%=_Install1, USB\VID_05FD&PID_0316 
%S_DeviceDesc1%=_Install1, USB\VID_045E&PID_0280 
%S_DeviceDesc1%=_Install1, USB\VID_045E&PID_0381 
%S_DeviceDesc1%=_Install1, USB\VID_0738&PID_4507 
%S_DeviceDesc1%=_Install1, USB\VID_040B&PID_6520 
%S_DeviceDesc1%=_Install1, USB\VID_05E3&PID_8001 
%S_DeviceDesc1%=_Install1, USB\VID_05FD&PID_9011&REV_0100 
%S_DeviceDesc1%=_Install1, USB\VID_05FD&PID_9001&REV_0100

You need to add a line to this section with the VID and PID you collected earlier.
For example, this is what I used for my Sandisk 256mb Cruzer Micro:

[_Devices] 
%S_DeviceDesc1%=_Install1, USB\VID_0781&PID_5151 
%S_DeviceDesc1%=_Install1, USB\VID_05FD&PID_DBAE 
%S_DeviceDesc1%=_Install1, USB\VID_05FD&PID_0316 
%S_DeviceDesc1%=_Install1, USB\VID_045E&PID_0280 
%S_DeviceDesc1%=_Install1, USB\VID_045E&PID_0381 
%S_DeviceDesc1%=_Install1, USB\VID_0738&PID_4507 
%S_DeviceDesc1%=_Install1, USB\VID_040B&PID_6520 
%S_DeviceDesc1%=_Install1, USB\VID_05E3&PID_8001 
%S_DeviceDesc1%=_Install1, USB\VID_05FD&PID_9011&REV_0100 
%S_DeviceDesc1%=_Install1, USB\VID_05FD&PID_9001&REV_0100
  • Navigate to the Driver tab on the window where you got your PID/VID information, and select Update Driver.



  • This takes you to the Hardware Update Wizard, where you load your modified Action Replay Driver into Windows. Use these options in this order to install the Driver to your PC.

- Do not connect to Windows Update to search for software, Press Next.
- Install the driver from a specific location, Press Next.
- Don’t search, choose a driver to install, Press Next.
- Press the Have Disk button.
- Press Browse to the location where your modified Driver is. Then Press OK.
- Select the MaxDrive Xbox Driver, Press Next.

The driver should now install itself to Windows.
Once the installation is successful, remove the USB Device.

Here are some screenshots of this process.







* Restart the Device Manager and plug in your USB Device.
It should now show up as a USBIO controlled device.
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