NAND-X NANDX Wired Header Install and Reading NAND JTAG Tool

This a add-on tutorial to my JTAG tutorial. Basically this replaces the LPT cable with the Team Xecuter NAND-X device.

In this tutorial I will show you how to Install the TX NAND-X Wired Header, how to read your NAND with JTAG Tool, and how to verify your NAND with Degraded.

What you need...
1. NAND-X Device
2. NAND-X Wired Header
3. JTAG Tool
4. Degraded
5. HxD Hex Editor

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• xbox 360
• jtag
• jtag tool
• team xexuter
• nand-x
• nand
• soldering
• x360 usb pro
• ck3
• tutorial

[pinoyian01]

Can i use this program on slim xbox?

[ObsessedWIthGTAIV]

@pinoyian01 - Not as of today but once the TX CoolRunners are out you will be able to, just need to wait for the software development.

[melicahdavid]

Great video. Questions, would this be what I need to do to unflagging my xbox 360 console? Could you advice me?

[DemoScener]

@ObsessedWIthGTAIV I have to disagree, the QSB's are not really accurate. If you use them the space will be even smaller then without the QSB's. It takes longer to install them and there is a big chance a solderjoint wont be good. There is also a jumper method, you need to suck the tin from the holes and solder the jumpers. With this method there is a smaller fail chance compared to the QSB's. I just soldered the wires on the pads (which is the fastest and easiest way with less risk involved).

[smrtbeenr]

Ok this is still unclear to me. How do you know if your motherboard is jtagable, does the dashboard version matter or not? And if it's not jtagable, does that mean you can't use the NAND-X thing to get unbanned?

[ObsessedWIthGTAIV]

@1200Expert - The NANDX retail kit comes with what are called QSB's (Quick Solder Board). They are pretty easy to install, I may do a tutorial on how to install them one day. First read the NAND with the NANDX, confirm CB, etc, then install the QSB's, then write Xell/Xellous.