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Phat Zephyr/Opus/Falcon/Jasper Install Guide (R-JTAG+)

R-JTAG+ install on phat Zephyr, Opus, Falcon and Jasper consoles with the CR4 XL — wiring, flashing and setup, with latest-dashboard support.

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R-JTAG+ install guide for phat Zephyr / Opus / Falcon / Jasper Xbox 360 consoles using the CR4 XL. You can have the absolute latest dashboard version installed if you wish.

CR4 XL glitch chip

Recommended Hardware

(This is what I use myself in my own personal installs)

  • CR4 XL
  • CR4 Complete Phat QSB kit — including the R-JTAG ALT QSB v2 (inc. AUD_CLAMP)
  • Double Shielded Pro CPU RST cable — Phat
  • JR Programmer v2 (a v1, v1.1, NAND-X, or even a DemoN also works)

The CR4 XL board comes with wires and tuning caps (10pf, 22pf, 30pf, 47pf, 68pf, 82pf, 100pf). I like the double shielded pro cables Xecuter makes because they give a perfectly grounded line for a guaranteed clean wave.

CR4 XL board overview

Default DIP Settings (S1)

CR4 XL phat DIP settings 1

CR4 XL phat DIP settings 2

CR4 XL phat DIP settings 3

The DIP settings above are set to the perfect CENTER (average) for these phat consoles. Try DIPs 2, 3 and 4 to get the best results for your console. My personal favourite is DIP 3 (for example, 3 and 7 ON if you have a Falcon).

Test One DIP at a Time

Only test one DIP at a time — do not switch two on simultaneously.

Postbit Jumpers (P1)

CR4 XL postbit jumpers

These fine-tune the resistor on Postbit. The jumper should be set to 0 ohms by default. In a very few instances (about 5 out of 100 motherboards) a 10-ohm or 100-ohm resistor was required to shape a perfect wave.

Note

For Zephyrs, if you have problems, try using the Falcon CB.

QSB Kit Install

This is the complete QSB kit for phat installs. The CR4 XL code was designed and tuned with these installed and is highly recommended for a perfect install. They include all the necessary connectors for NAND-X, JR-Programmer, USB COMMS cable, RATER, AUD_CLAMP & R-JTAG ohms tuning.

Complete phat QSB kit installed

As you can see it doesn't get much easier than this. I added a tuning cap just to show where it sits, but it didn't really need one (cut cap legs short, sitting close to the board). You can add an extra wire to K for RATER auto-reset support (KIOSK). Trim all wires to be as neat as possible — don't have them straying all over the motherboard. Extra pads: ROL is for the Ring of Light LED mod, CR_EN is for the DemoN CoolRunner enable/disable mod.

CR4 XL front install

JTAG ALT V2 QSB (Back of Board)

Flip the motherboard and install the JTAG ALT V2 QSB. You don't even have to solder that tiny corner resistor anymore.

JTAG ALT V2 QSB installed

  • 2-way switch: set to ON
  • 3-way switch: set to the middle (lets you choose a resistor setting of 330 or 470 via the jumper)
  • Jumper: set to 470 as default — you can try either, it's only for hardcore tuners
  • Solder jumper: should be 1-3 for the AUD_CLAMP option
  • Green wire: soldered to Q2N1

JTAG ALT V2 switch settings

Note

You can also use the JTAG ALT V1 QSB — it just takes a very simple modification using some electrical tape.

JTAG ALT V1 electrical tape mod

CPU_RST Point (Blue Wire)

We tested all the CPU_RST points — C7R112 consistently gave the best results with CR4, especially with the Xecuter Double Shielded Pro cable or the IPEX CPU_RST cable. The IPEX cable is especially neat and tidy.

C7R112 CPU_RST point

CPU_RST cable routed

Final placement of the CR4 XL — super tidy.

Final CR4 XL placement

Optional: Permanent External NAND Access

If you want permanent external access to the NAND, hook up the QSB EXT V3 adapter.

QSB EXT V3 external NAND adapter

External NAND wiring 1

External NAND wiring 2

External NAND wiring 3

Zephyr Install Example

A Zephyr install with the double shielded pro cable — here's what it looks like. You may or may not need a 22pf cap.

Zephyr install 1

Zephyr install 2

Zephyr install 3

Tip

Dump your NAND twice with J-Runner and compare before writing — a bad first read is the classic cause of a failed install. Keep glitch wiring short and away from the DVD ribbon, and if a console won't boot after glitching, work through the DIP switches one at a time before touching the CPU_RST point.

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