Dog chewed through Kinect USB Cable - help!
My puppy chewed through the Kinect USB cable, I tried to splice the cables but it still won't work? Any ideas?
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The Kinect diagram shows a total of nine strands I attach a diagram with this message. The Xbox Kinect, when you purchase it on its own, will come with a USB converter cable that turns the special Kinect cable into a USB connection. The actually pairing should be:
Shield-Black=Shield; Gnd
Yellow-Black=12v
Red-Red=5v
White-White= Data-
Green-Green= Data+
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USB generally will have four 'signal wires'. Two pairs - each sends data one direction. i.e. Transmit, and Receive.
They can be thought of this way:
TX +
TX -
RX +
RX -
Each is usually shielded. These are very small things. You have to get them all connected right or it won't work.
There's also a ground which is the shield and may have its own inernal wire as well, and a +5V (5 volts DC) line. These also must be repaired.
Unless you have experience soldering and handling very fine wire, it might be as well to find an electronics tech perhaps at a TV shop and ask that person if they can splice or repiar the cable.
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