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What is this addon for?

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I am trying to program my coolrunner rev. C using my matrix SPI Nand Flasher. Check your soldering also make sure you have USB drivers. Nov 21, 2011  This driver pack for NAND-X. I am getting the same message as the person posted prior to this. At this point I would be happy to get cannot detect flash.

We have just released the solderless addon for our NAND Flasher. With this addon, you can read or write your NAND flash without soldering wires to your xbox 360 motherboard.

This is the item:

You can buy it separately if you already have our USB SPI flasher, or you can buy it with our new USB SPI Flasher bundle:

How to use it?

It is pretty easy to use it, the addon comes with 8 pogo pins and two bundles of flex wires. Each bundle of wire have 6 single flex wires with headers installed. One end has single female pin headers installed, and the other end has a 2x3 female headers installed.

You first follow the instruction below to have everything ready:

However you do NOT solder the JTAG/SPI wires to the motherboards (J1D2.1, J1D2.2, J1D2.3, J1D2.4, J1D2.6, J2B1.5 and J2B1.6).

At this point, insert the supplied pogo pins into the 2x3 female header as fellow:

See picture below:

Then, use a pen to write down which pin maps to which id, in my example, I have the following for the first 2x3 header:

And I have the following for the second 2x3 header:

Then, connect the corresponding single female pin headers to the USB Flasher's male header. There are labels on our flasher, so you won't make mistakes.

Once you have wires ready, double check again to make sure everything is good, then hold the female headers on the J1D2 and J2B1 pads while you reading/writing the flash.

Soldering the SMC-JTAG connection

Read 'Soldering the SMC-JTAG connection' at:

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