@@sthetixofficialcuál es metodo más seguro este que muestras en video , metodo 2 levantar memoria nand y soldarle un cable a la esfera o metodo 3 el kamikaze para ti cual el más seguro y que más recomiendas , espero respuesta saludos gracias y excelente video saludos
Thumbs up for troubleshooting help at the end. Makes me even more confident to try this out on my own. A bunch of my friends have OLED switch, i have 1 in box still and have been waiting for a good mod install guide. I also like how you provide guidance for the micro soldering. I was iffy on it, but what you showed makes it seem doable. Careful work, but doable with enough care and attention. Thank you!!!
to anyone wondering the Dat0 has given me a 0.419 at the lowest and it still works. ive done about 5 switches oled switches and they worked fine. make sure to use quality wire for dat0.
I've switched the faceplate on my switch before, so I figured this would be just as easy.... yeahhhhh I don't trust myself with a soldering gun quite yet! Wonderful tutorial though!
Thank you very much for this great presentation on how to install this mod kit. I successfully installed my mod kit on the OLED with my novice skills. Next up lite 🤣😅
I really wish this tutorial would have dropped sooner it’s great, unfortunately my install went bad a few days ago. I broke the RST pad and had to connect from the via near it and the switch just doesn’t boot no more
The via near it might no be the same line. You might wanna scrap the pcb a little near the RST pad to see if you can hook it to the trace that lead to the RST pad...
Thanks for your video, it is well explained and the image is clear. I've done two OLEDs thanks to you, but on both I had no reading on B point (OL on diode mode) but after checking and doing the soldering again still no value, I gave it a shot and it worked just fine. For the second switch I had 480mV on the DAT0, i tried reseating it several times but best i could get was 495mV... I tried it and altrough the training was a longer than the first it works like a charm.
A heads up to not put the mod chip too close to the Tegras cooler, if you do or have to too much pressure the modchip won't work and your switch won't boot.
I love your work and the music 😆 Unfortunately I'm not sure if I'm skilled enough to do this but hopefully if i will in the future u will using this guide
thanks. manage to did my first oled using ur video. i screwed up bridging the sp1/sp2. the console doesnt turn on at all. i thought i was a goner. fortunately i read through some post on gbatemp and found out the issue was the bridging.
I was excited to install this because FPCB kit made things much easier. What's the percentage of failure/interference issue happening? If it's less than 100% I'd rather go with FPCB :)
@@sthetixofficial Beautiful, thank you! I don't have much soldering experience but I did mod a switch lite two years ago on not so ideal equipment and it went well. This time I got good equipment and am ready to mod the oled. I'm getting two new zelda oleds and will be doing the mod on both. I'm very excited to do this. I have watched several videos many times. I have watched this one about 4 times now, gives me a lot of confidence the more I watch, I basically know the procedure so well by now that I could do it blindfolded (figuratively speaking ofc haha). Keep doing what you're doing, this video is pure gold!
Does the V6 ever need to be reset, and run the learning process again? I know in an older revision you installed a magnetic reed switch in order to reset the chip without disassembling the console. I successfully installed a V6 a few weeks ago using your previous video guide.
@@sthetixofficial I've done two OLEDs now with the same multimeter and the first one did get 2.9 while the second read nothing just for that pad haha, a bit weird but hey they both work!
Wow that is actually more complicated than I thought. I was thinking of selling my v1 switch and buying an oled and modding it myself, but maybe the prettier screen by itself isn't worth it 😅
I thought the same thing ha! *see's this v6 chip* hmm what is it? *researches* cool, sounds good, I'll check a vid how to get it working. *Watches this vid* sweet jesus, nevermind. Thanks for the vid though! Will def help alot of people :D
@numba2dad yes and it's not easy. First few switches I would use the flex cables provided by manufacturer of mod chip. I decided to just run leads from one end to the other end as this is easier. It's honestly not that hard now though. Still I run into trouble shoot issues at times. 2 oleds 3 lites and 2 switch dead from attempted mod and now I can confidently do it with out messing up. It's definitely not easy though. Learn how to micro solder and get a microscope camera for this.
Disculpa, estuve buscando en tu pagina los diagramas de este instinct v6 Ya que lo instalare en mi oled siguiendo tu video Pero encontre de varios mas Pero no del instinct v6 Mi pregunta es... Subiras alguno? O ya si ya lo subiste donde lo encuentro? O no subiras diagrama de este? Por favor, el video es incrible Pero un diagrama tambien me ayudaria mucho ya que experto no soy Si pudieras te lo agradecería muchismo.
I have a question that I haven't been able to find an answer for: do these modchips work with Hong-Kong versions of Switches? I would think yes, but I know the input voltage is slightly different, so I wonder if that makes enough of a difference component-wise. Thank you if you can help answer my question!
No ground point? Maybe I missed it. The previous chips would have the ground routed usually to the other side of the caps we pull the 3.3v from. Are we getting ground from sp1 and sp2 connections instead?
The same thing happened to me but I had protected the 3.3v line with a UV mask, I was charging the console and after 15 minutes the console no longer wanted to turn on, but in my case it was a picofly, the picofly was replaced and it came back to life. console, the short was on the 3.3v line
18:27 mine does this, but there is nothing on the screen at all, what does this mean? the screen worked before installing perfectly fine and Ive checked that its plugged in properly
@sthetixofficial I just took it out and redid all connections and it started working, sort of.. now my emmc runs in slow mode (200mbps). I tested the cmd resistor and it shows as 4.7kOhm.. I'm not sure what to do and I'm praying I don't need a new emmc or motherboard entirely
emmc slow mode means the emmc chip is not connected properly. maybe u pushed the dat0 adapter too deep etc. try to remove everything and try to boot the ofw
i used something like this glidegear.net/products/glide-gear-oh100-professional-metal-overhead-table-top-mount-stand-studio-video-camera-top-down-platform and a microscope that can record
hey there, I tried to install mine last night and I'm getting an led code that I can't seem to find anywhere. 2 short red blinks, 3 short green blinks, a short white blink, 2 purple blinks, and then the chip flashes as if it's training, then turns off and does nothing. nothing happens on the screen during or after this process either. my solder joints are kind of jank so later today I'll probably try and redo them or use the flex cable instead, but I figured I'd ask. thank you for the vid! btw, I see you didn't solder anything to the ground pad, is that necessary or is the ground pad not needed?
Check your soldering again / check the chip if there are some out of place components. Ground pad is not necessary, just follow my guide and everything will be OK
@@sthetixofficial i appreciate that u take the time to answer my question, but i have another question if i want to play online, can i use "ofw" to play online ? Thanks again for the anwers.
I remember soldering a modchip in my PS1 back in the day, it was much, MUCH easier because the components were much bigger. These solder spots look so tiny I know I wouldn't be able to do it myself.
@@sthetixofficialFinally, I got the Instinct-nx but with a black board. And I see that it has two B points, one at each end. Do you know which one can be used?
Hello, great video. Thank you for this. I have a question, first time installed the chip, booting light goes green, then goes purple 3+2 times and then white 10 times and goes off. I need to re-attach the battery cable to start again. Also doesn't boot to OFW. What it can be?
@@sthetixofficial thank you. one more question. i scratched the clk point with a needle. from the looks it looks like the pattern is damaged. when i check with multimeter at the end of the clk point(circle) i get the correct reading(0.788). if the pattern is damaged, will i still get the correct diode reading from the end of the clk point?
that point is a bridge between the cpu and the emmc. if you break it, the multimeter will still showing a value but it will be a false one. because you might be reading from one side only
Hi. I accidentally updated my moded oled with hwflyv6. Updated on ofw with 17.0.0. Now my board flashes quick whites then boots on ofw. Does it mean my atmosphere is incompatible with the switch ofw version? You should make a tutorial about the update for modding community. Thanks!
Strange, I was getting the infinite purple and then red and boot to ofw. I opened up the back to look at the chip and without touching anything, I tried booting it up and it booted fine to cfw... I wonder what happened? Loose wiring? They all felt tight
Great work. Do you know the value of the capacitor in parallel of the 3.3v point Nintendo switch oled? I pulled the flat and ripped one of them off... the video game still works, but I want to put another one back. thank you very much.
Hi, really good guide, I've installed my mod chip un a OLED switch and everything seems to be fine (all the solder points measure between 600 and 860, but I'm getting 1 blues flash then 2 yellow flashes followed by 2 more yellow flashes after some seconds, according to the Github repository that means that the rst is having issues, when I put the multimeter it mesures about 1.2v, what can it be? I'm thinking maybe it's the cable I solded is too thick but i'm not sure, also the console is not booting to the OF after the error codes, any help would be appreciated!
Thanks for all the guides, I really appreciate the content. May I ask since you stopped doing the reflow on the MMC how is the return rate of Oled with just the pressing the DAT0 adapter method? I had to rework one I did like a month ago.
I used the FPCB, can't boot to OFW. At first I was getting blank screen after the Nintendo logo when trying to boot to OFW. It boots CFW fine. I tried to boot while holding + and - button and now it tries to boot with a squares spinning in a circular way with a line like it's loading but it just loads back to Hekate. Should I remove the FPCB and just use wires? If I do that, will I be able to load into OFW or do I have to rebuild Boot0?
@@sthetixofficial i need reballing the emmc chip but i need to know where is the clk (D) point. Did you know? Have a link where show the picture with this point marked?
Hi did my 1st V2 switch with a black oled V6 chip, I didn't have the emmc clip so I used wires. All points measured in the correct range...when I turned on the switch it pulses yellow for a minute then purple for 30 sec the 3 red then boot to the ofw when i turned off the switch it does the same pulse sequence after powering down. I tried the C and A point on both the emmc chip and the motherboard according to your diagram and it still does the same pulsing sequence. Can you tell me if there's anything else I'm might be missing?
One question. After reading the reason behind Dat0/Emmc not being heat treated, I remember seeing Modsville use a UV lamp to cure it into place. Is that necessary? Appreciate it.
My good sir, love your videos, can you help me? My dat0 feels well seated, I tried removing and placing it multiple times, but my diode reading is always and consistently around 0.96~0.98V. SKhynix chip. What am I doing wrong?
@@sthetixofficial Thanks! Finished my install and I'm getting an error, it blinks fast: red, yellow, I think white, purple, then solid white for a couple seconds, and then off. Not to OFW, just black screen. My D point was giving me a high reading, around 1.6. Had a hard time with the D trace, but then it'd be shorted right?
I installed following your video. I think I've soldered everything well but I'm not getting the NO SD screen rather I get a moving white screen. The led in the black flashes a quick red then purple and green and then no light. any feedback on this??? help!!
@stehtix, having a bit of an issue here that I would to get your help with. I've asked around but no one seems to have the answer to this problem. I bought a modeed OLED Switch with the V6 chip. Accorsing to the previous owner, it used to boot up to Hekate, but now only boots into OFW. It occasionally boots into Hekate but this is rare. The error code the V6 shows is purple flashing, rapid orange flashing, then more purple flashing, and finally OFW. This LED pattern doesn't show up in your troubleshooting section. Have you ever seen this issue yourself when modding an OLED switch?
@@sthetixofficial it seems like it was a soldering issue. traveled 6 hours and spent $80 to fix it. but three days later it stopped working again. can’t believe this. is there any way I can send it to you?
Awesome work. Really appreciate the troubleshooting section showing which connection to fix. Will definitely be helping a ton of people!
you are welcome
@@sthetixofficial where do you buy the modchip? Can't find it.
try to dm me on Twitter
@@sthetixofficial discord?
@@sthetixofficialcuál es metodo más seguro este que muestras en video , metodo 2 levantar memoria nand y soldarle un cable a la esfera o metodo 3 el kamikaze para ti cual el más seguro y que más recomiendas , espero respuesta saludos gracias y excelente video saludos
This is hands down the best video tutorial on the internet. Great job! Sthetix
thank you
Great touch with the troubleshooting section. Great for anyone who has paid for a dodgy install and later had to repair. Much appreciated
Thumbs up for troubleshooting help at the end. Makes me even more confident to try this out on my own.
A bunch of my friends have OLED switch, i have 1 in box still and have been waiting for a good mod install guide.
I also like how you provide guidance for the micro soldering. I was iffy on it, but what you showed makes it seem doable. Careful work, but doable with enough care and attention.
Thank you!!!
Great. Just finished mine. Now it can teleport me from home to work. Thanks Sthetix!
to anyone wondering the Dat0 has given me a 0.419 at the lowest and it still works. ive done about 5 switches oled switches and they worked fine. make sure to use quality wire for dat0.
it is ok
Sthetix gives us the best videos everytime!!
Very professional
Thanks for everything you do for us
you are welcome
I isolated the pads with solder mask before soldering the wires. Thanks for alerting us to the problems.
Uv mask?
@@KefCantillo yes. In the new model instinct (black board), there is not contact ground problem.
Tanks this is the best v6 tutorial on the internet
thank you
Ini adalah video tutorial terbaik yang pernah saya lihat, langkah demi langkah d jelasken dengan jelas, terimakasih , dan sukses selalu
Thank you gan.
Thanks for listing the prereq's. It helped a lot. Video is good as well.
Beautiful! Would almost buy me an oled just to do this.
Thanks so much for the tutorial. Just used your video as a guide to install my Picofly and got it working on the first try!
I've switched the faceplate on my switch before, so I figured this would be just as easy.... yeahhhhh I don't trust myself with a soldering gun quite yet! Wonderful tutorial though!
yea me neither lol.
You the man! used this to get a rp2040 going on an oled no one else had the good videos
Thank you very much for this great presentation on how to install this mod kit. I successfully installed my mod kit on the OLED with my novice skills. Next up lite 🤣😅
Hello there! How did you check if your modchip has already flashed? Bcoz mine didn't reconized or poped-up when i connect it to pc.
@@leomelfrancisco6036 I didnt check at all. Just sent it and it was already flashed.
Well looks like I need to revisit this video 10 years later whwn Im not scared of electronics
the best tutorial on the internet!
I really wish this tutorial would have dropped sooner it’s great, unfortunately my install went bad a few days ago. I broke the RST pad and had to connect from the via near it and the switch just doesn’t boot no more
The via near it might no be the same line. You might wanna scrap the pcb a little near the RST pad to see if you can hook it to the trace that lead to the RST pad...
One more sub, the best video you can find.
Thanks and greetings from Brazil.
you are welcome
Thanks for your video, it is well explained and the image is clear. I've done two OLEDs thanks to you, but on both I had no reading on B point (OL on diode mode) but after checking and doing the soldering again still no value, I gave it a shot and it worked just fine. For the second switch I had 480mV on the DAT0, i tried reseating it several times but best i could get was 495mV... I tried it and altrough the training was a longer than the first it works like a charm.
You are welcome
Rapi banget bang, puas banget nontonnya. Serasa bisa sendiri. 🤣
mantap 😁
Thank you so much for this video and making the steps, in my opinion, as clear possible. Keep up the great work!
thank you
Someone knows what is the resistance on the A point at 11:40? I broke the resistance and want to replace it because the pads underneath are still good
It is a 4.7K ohm resistor, 0201
YOU ARE THE 🐐 GOAT 🐐
A heads up to not put the mod chip too close to the Tegras cooler, if you do or have to too much pressure the modchip won't work and your switch won't boot.
yes of course if you put it too close, then the cooler might shorting to the components on the modchip. thx
@@sthetixofficialhmmmm had just non conductive tape existed
At 26:56 it looks like you added a ground wire to the chip. Is that required?
it is not needed. I soldered the wire to debug the chip
Best vidoe tutorial! Best music as well thank you
thank you
At 12:06 I Bridget both caps and can’t get the solder removed. It does seem that both are 3.3v, do you think it matters?
it is ok
I love your work and the music 😆
Unfortunately I'm not sure if I'm skilled enough to do this but hopefully if i will in the future u will using this guide
thank you
thanks. manage to did my first oled using ur video. i screwed up bridging the sp1/sp2. the console doesnt turn on at all. i thought i was a goner. fortunately i read through some post on gbatemp and found out the issue was the bridging.
I was excited to install this because FPCB kit made things much easier. What's the percentage of failure/interference issue happening? If it's less than 100% I'd rather go with FPCB :)
You can install the kit if you intended to do it for yourself. it is far below 100%
@@sthetixofficial Beautiful, thank you! I don't have much soldering experience but I did mod a switch lite two years ago on not so ideal equipment and it went well. This time I got good equipment and am ready to mod the oled. I'm getting two new zelda oleds and will be doing the mod on both. I'm very excited to do this. I have watched several videos many times. I have watched this one about 4 times now, gives me a lot of confidence the more I watch, I basically know the procedure so well by now that I could do it blindfolded (figuratively speaking ofc haha). Keep doing what you're doing, this video is pure gold!
thank you and good luck for the project
Does the V6 ever need to be reset, and run the learning process again? I know in an older revision you installed a magnetic reed switch in order to reset the chip without disassembling the console. I successfully installed a V6 a few weeks ago using your previous video guide.
no need
at 13:05 aren't you supposed to solder the ground pads to the shield?
no. the sp1 sp2 have the gnd signal already. (the shortest pad)
Always the best mate
Just for the record, my B/RST pin measured as open loop, but everything still worked. I checked every pad and trace connected to it haha
The B / RST value depends on the multimeter specs.
@@sthetixofficial I've done two OLEDs now with the same multimeter and the first one did get 2.9 while the second read nothing just for that pad haha, a bit weird but hey they both work!
Thx i just wonder why i couldnt measured it
it depends on the multimeter specs
Wow that is actually more complicated than I thought. I was thinking of selling my v1 switch and buying an oled and modding it myself, but maybe the prettier screen by itself isn't worth it 😅
I thought the same thing ha! *see's this v6 chip* hmm what is it? *researches* cool, sounds good, I'll check a vid how to get it working. *Watches this vid* sweet jesus, nevermind. Thanks for the vid though! Will def help alot of people :D
So easy
@@Random_4400 it does look easy right? have you done it yourself?
@numba2dad yes and it's not easy. First few switches I would use the flex cables provided by manufacturer of mod chip. I decided to just run leads from one end to the other end as this is easier. It's honestly not that hard now though. Still I run into trouble shoot issues at times. 2 oleds 3 lites and 2 switch dead from attempted mod and now I can confidently do it with out messing up. It's definitely not easy though. Learn how to micro solder and get a microscope camera for this.
Thanks for the awesome vid! Any specific reason you did not solder the ground pad on the modchip?
No need because the CPU flex contains the GND signals
Disculpa, estuve buscando en tu pagina los diagramas de este instinct v6
Ya que lo instalare en mi oled siguiendo tu video
Pero encontre de varios mas
Pero no del instinct v6
Mi pregunta es...
Subiras alguno?
O ya si ya lo subiste donde lo encuentro?
O no subiras diagrama de este?
Por favor, el video es incrible
Pero un diagrama tambien me ayudaria mucho ya que experto no soy
Si pudieras te lo agradecería muchismo.
I have a question that I haven't been able to find an answer for: do these modchips work with Hong-Kong versions of Switches?
I would think yes, but I know the input voltage is slightly different, so I wonder if that makes enough of a difference component-wise. Thank you if you can help answer my question!
it works for all compatible consoles
Thank you for the reply! Just wanted to make sure before I bought it! Keep up the great work man, your videos are invaluable! :D
8:41 Did u scratch the PCB there as u removed the cpu cover??
yes but very light, and it didnt damage the track.
Easy peasy, thanks to you :)
No ground point? Maybe I missed it. The previous chips would have the ground routed usually to the other side of the caps we pull the 3.3v from. Are we getting ground from sp1 and sp2 connections instead?
Correct, from cpu cable.
does it matter if i use this method or kamikaze for V6S?
kamikaze all the way
The same thing happened to me but I had protected the 3.3v line with a UV mask, I was charging the console and after 15 minutes the console no longer wanted to turn on, but in my case it was a picofly, the picofly was replaced and it came back to life. console, the short was on the 3.3v line
13:00 Do you not solder the big pads to the frame like anchor points?
no i didnt. For me it is not important because it is hard to remove the flex if there is something wrong with it.
Where can I get the modkit?
18:27 mine does this, but there is nothing on the screen at all, what does this mean? the screen worked before installing perfectly fine and Ive checked that its plugged in properly
Check your soldering, maybe there is something loose / shorting.
@sthetixofficial I just took it out and redid all connections and it started working, sort of.. now my emmc runs in slow mode (200mbps). I tested the cmd resistor and it shows as 4.7kOhm.. I'm not sure what to do and I'm praying I don't need a new emmc or motherboard entirely
did u reflow the emmc chip?
@@sthetixofficial I didn't, it is still how it was from new
emmc slow mode means the emmc chip is not connected properly. maybe u pushed the dat0 adapter too deep etc. try to remove everything and try to boot the ofw
Great work. I noticed that you installed the dat0 adaptor directly without cutting the two traces. You no longer do it?
I don't because the dat0 adapter is fine now
@@sthetixofficial You're the real deal. People keep complaining about getting a bad dat0 adaptor. What seller do you recommend I buy them from?
I got it from the instinct-nx seller, it comes with a v6 version dat0 adapter.
Is kapton tape absolutely necessary?
Best as always
Can somebody please help me with a link for the instinct mod chip and the v2 one for the older models tysm
Very nice video, why do you not tin the leg on the DAT0 adapter that goes under the emmc? It is Needed only if you are going to reflow?
if you use the dat0 adapter, it is better to tin it. reflowed or not reflowed, it is important to tin it first.
Amazing video! How do you mount your overhead camera? What camera do you use? Thanks
i used something like this glidegear.net/products/glide-gear-oh100-professional-metal-overhead-table-top-mount-stand-studio-video-camera-top-down-platform and a microscope that can record
I'm thinking about doing another mod like this. I think I'll do the Hwfly again while this new one matures.
hey there, I tried to install mine last night and I'm getting an led code that I can't seem to find anywhere. 2 short red blinks, 3 short green blinks, a short white blink, 2 purple blinks, and then the chip flashes as if it's training, then turns off and does nothing. nothing happens on the screen during or after this process either. my solder joints are kind of jank so later today I'll probably try and redo them or use the flex cable instead, but I figured I'd ask. thank you for the vid!
btw, I see you didn't solder anything to the ground pad, is that necessary or is the ground pad not needed?
Check your soldering again / check the chip if there are some out of place components.
Ground pad is not necessary, just follow my guide and everything will be OK
good video, i have a question, how i know if the cable is the bes to make the jumpers ? i cant get the awg36. Thanks for the help.
what cable?
@@sthetixofficial thanks for the answer, i have other question if in point 3.3 did get my .940 is it ok ?
it is ok
@@sthetixofficial thanks so much, it is work now
@@sthetixofficial i appreciate that u take the time to answer my question, but i have another question if i want to play online, can i use "ofw" to play online ?
Thanks again for the anwers.
Nice I'm going to install one tomorrow
What do you use to clean the PCB?, Besides the Sunshine SS-022B Double Head Brush, what's the wipe that you use?, Does it has isopropyl alcohol on it?
I used relife RL-1000 PCB cleaner solution
Do you have a video where you show how you created your emuMMC alongside the mod chip?
please watch the hats ama video
Is the Instinct NX V6 Hwfly modchip kit for Lite, V2, and OLED or the modchip kit in the video made with the RP2040?
it is not pico.
I remember soldering a modchip in my PS1 back in the day, it was much, MUCH easier because the components were much bigger. These solder spots look so tiny I know I wouldn't be able to do it myself.
you are right.
Excellent! I need an opinion. To date, for you, what is the most recommended chip to install and why? Thank you.
Instinct-nx because it has no issue
@@sthetixofficial Thanks!
@@sthetixofficialFinally, I got the Instinct-nx but with a black board. And I see that it has two B points, one at each end. Do you know which one can be used?
any of them is fine
@@sthetixofficial Perfect!
We’re can I find mod kit v6
How good is the v6 EMMC Flex ,, some times it moves, little.. lose contact with the C point,,
i think it is fine.
I need to learn micro soldering ASAP.
Do you know if this is compatible with all models? V6 Core,lite and oled
Hello, great video. Thank you for this. I have a question, first time installed the chip, booting light goes green, then goes purple 3+2 times and then white 10 times and goes off. I need to re-attach the battery cable to start again. Also doesn't boot to OFW. What it can be?
recheck the soldering / pads. either it is disconnected / short. remember the solder mask is too close to the pads.
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8:00 brother u bridged the point to the capacitor thats bad no?
where? I didn't
that RST pad connects to the capacitor u mentioned so even if he did short it would have been fine
@@___aaron.m7930 ahhhhhh gotchuuu thank you
@@sthetixofficial nope ya u good :3 just tweaking sweet guide thank you bro
thank you for a great tutorial. all can be managed by 36awg wire?
yes.
@@sthetixofficial thank you. one more question. i scratched the clk point with a needle. from the looks it looks like the pattern is damaged. when i check with multimeter at the end of the clk point(circle) i get the correct reading(0.788). if the pattern is damaged, will i still get the correct diode reading from the end of the clk point?
that point is a bridge between the cpu and the emmc. if you break it, the multimeter will still showing a value but it will be a false one. because you might be reading from one side only
What is the difference between V6 and V6S black? Can I install the V6S black following this same guide? Thanks.
you can. the v6s is the v6 successor.
Good video, but my solder iron is to big.
What temp are you solder? My 0.5mm tip is on the way.
i always set it to 400c
ahh oke i thought i was to high. i swrewed up a brand new oled@@sthetixofficial
What temperature do you use to solder the mod chip and everything including on?
I set it to 400c
i bought the awg 36 copper wire but it is so small what gauge was the wire you were using ?
awg36 UL10064 teflon wire.
Hi, what is the value to measure with multimeter for these points? I’m stuck with green, purple, white light then boot to OFW. 😢
you did not solder the points correctly . please check it again.
@@sthetixofficial that’s the DAT0. It’s working now. Thanks!
Hi. I accidentally updated my moded oled with hwflyv6. Updated on ofw with 17.0.0. Now my board flashes quick whites then boots on ofw. Does it mean my atmosphere is incompatible with the switch ofw version? You should make a tutorial about the update for modding community. Thanks!
Please try to reset the chip with putty th-cam.com/video/Y0dK-e4e1Wg/w-d-xo.html
Strange, I was getting the infinite purple and then red and boot to ofw. I opened up the back to look at the chip and without touching anything, I tried booting it up and it booted fine to cfw... I wonder what happened? Loose wiring? They all felt tight
check the wires, make sure they are not accidentally pressed
Can you provide a list of tools you used for the installation?
Prerequisites... 00:00:32
Great work. Do you know the value of the capacitor in parallel of the 3.3v point Nintendo switch oled? I pulled the flat and ripped one of them off... the video game still works, but I want to put another one back. thank you very much.
I measured it, and it is about 20 uf and i read on gbatemp , it is 22uF_6.3v_0603 capacitors
@@sthetixofficial Thank you very much.
question where did you get all the items you needed can you provide an full list? thanks :)
Some things I bought locally but I am sure you can get all of them on aliexpress and amazon.
Hi, really good guide, I've installed my mod chip un a OLED switch and everything seems to be fine (all the solder points measure between 600 and 860, but I'm getting 1 blues flash then 2 yellow flashes followed by 2 more yellow flashes after some seconds, according to the Github repository that means that the rst is having issues, when I put the multimeter it mesures about 1.2v, what can it be? I'm thinking maybe it's the cable I solded is too thick but i'm not sure, also the console is not booting to the OF after the error codes, any help would be appreciated!
maybe you damaged some signal track. check it again
Thanks for all the guides, I really appreciate the content.
May I ask since you stopped doing the reflow on the MMC how is the return rate of Oled with just the pressing the DAT0 adapter method?
I had to rework one I did like a month ago.
return rate is much lower than the reflow method. FYI, the friction method works still 2021, so I believe it is the best.
Honestly the only part that scares me is getting the CLK (D point) soldered correctly. Exposing traces isn't my strong suit.
Is it not required to connect the chip to gnd? Seems the pad does not have any cable connection at all
the cpu flex has the gnd signal
@@sthetixofficial ah i see. thx for clearing that up
Do you do phone camera upgrades/installs on this channel too??
i am sorry i dont know what you meant
@@sthetixofficial Can you upgrade the cameras in phones & do you have videos of it?
i dont.
too many hwfly out there !
what do you recommend for oled switch ?
you can use the v3, v4 , v5 or v6
@@sthetixofficial thank you so much
buy what do you recommend?
i use the v6 now, but you can always use the V3 up to V6.
I want to try this on a Lite, do you have a guide for that model yet?
it works the same as the hwfly.. i installed it on several lites
Is there a reason why you have to do the initial setup if your console is new before modding it?
to test the console before modding it.
I used the FPCB, can't boot to OFW. At first I was getting blank screen after the Nintendo logo when trying to boot to OFW. It boots CFW fine. I tried to boot while holding + and - button and now it tries to boot with a squares spinning in a circular way with a line like it's loading but it just loads back to Hekate.
Should I remove the FPCB and just use wires? If I do that, will I be able to load into OFW or do I have to rebuild Boot0?
just use wires , no need to alter the nand
Did u know how much measure the clk point without battery conector insert? Here show 1582 but i think this value is very high!
0.800V , around that.
@@sthetixofficial i need reballing the emmc chip but i need to know where is the clk (D) point. Did you know? Have a link where show the picture with this point marked?
Reet Switch Installation left out this time because there is no solder point available?
please watch the putty guide on my channel
Hi did my 1st V2 switch with a black oled V6 chip, I didn't have the emmc clip so I used wires. All points measured in the correct range...when I turned on the switch it pulses yellow for a minute then purple for 30 sec the 3 red then boot to the ofw when i turned off the switch it does the same pulse sequence after powering down.
I tried the C and A point on both the emmc chip and the motherboard according to your diagram and it still does the same pulsing sequence.
Can you tell me if there's anything else I'm might be missing?
try checking the dat0 connection. Can the console boot to the OFW when all wires removed?
Do you have a tuturial for exchanging the cmd point? I might hbe destroyed my resistor.. I dont know where to buy a new one
no. there is no alternative point
One question. After reading the reason behind Dat0/Emmc not being heat treated, I remember seeing Modsville use a UV lamp to cure it into place. Is that necessary? Appreciate it.
it is ok. heat will cause issue but not the light
Hello. I’m not getting any voltage from test b. Desoldered and resoldered new cable and tested directly from point and no power. Any help?
Had this happen to me too. If your meter reads OL then it's fine. I read it somewhere and turns out it works.
My good sir, love your videos, can you help me? My dat0 feels well seated, I tried removing and placing it multiple times, but my diode reading is always and consistently around 0.96~0.98V. SKhynix chip. What am I doing wrong?
it is ok
@@sthetixofficial Thanks! Finished my install and I'm getting an error, it blinks fast: red, yellow, I think white, purple, then solid white for a couple seconds, and then off. Not to OFW, just black screen. My D point was giving me a high reading, around 1.6. Had a hard time with the D trace, but then it'd be shorted right?
you might damaged the D point or something else.
I installed following your video. I think I've soldered everything well but I'm not getting the NO SD screen rather I get a moving white screen. The led in the black flashes a quick red then purple and green and then no light. any feedback on this??? help!!
I think you need to check everything that was altered.
@stehtix, having a bit of an issue here that I would to get your help with. I've asked around but no one seems to have the answer to this problem.
I bought a modeed OLED Switch with the V6 chip. Accorsing to the previous owner, it used to boot up to Hekate, but now only boots into OFW. It occasionally boots into Hekate but this is rare.
The error code the V6 shows is purple flashing, rapid orange flashing, then more purple flashing, and finally OFW. This LED pattern doesn't show up in your troubleshooting section. Have you ever seen this issue yourself when modding an OLED switch?
Try to reset the V6 chip using Putty.
@@sthetixofficial it seems like it was a soldering issue. traveled 6 hours and spent $80 to fix it. but three days later it stopped working again. can’t believe this. is there any way I can send it to you?
you can but i am in Indonesia. where are you located? I can refer someone near you (if I have the right person for the right job).
@@sthetixofficial oh I see! I didn’t even consider that. I’m in the US in the northeast easton between NYC and Boston
try contacting twitter.com/FreeRepairXchng
My kit comes with a micro usb female socket. What is it for ? Great work btw
I never seen anything like it. but probably it is for updating the chip