[Beezy 4 sheezy]

Here is the link to where i got the origional tutorial.

How to make a Rapid Fire controller and the programmer!
This tutorial will work with call of duty 5.
Works on any controller!

Stage 1: Building the Programmer
Required: For the rapid Fire chip you must have a 12f683 8-bit chip. They can be bought online. Use google.

Soldering iron 15-30W
Solder
30AWG wire
N-channel MOSfet ( Bs170 or similar)
Resistor 10K
Resistor 22K
Resistor 2.2k
Leds 3-5MM (Optional)

Socket 8 pin for the chip (recommended but optional RS232 (serial) female socket
(also known a D69 or somthinng like that at radioshack)

OK that said here is the schematic for the programmer pretty straight Forward...Depending if you are going to use leds, i did...it tells you power and read/write...





Here is the one i made with slight modification to the diagram because i like to keep it neat...


Testing to see if it works

It works!!!!:) you only to to plug in the USB it test the Mosfet...

Step 2: Programming
Download and install the following... ( Beezy 4 sheezy's Upload)
RapidShare: Easy Filehosting


Depending on the style of Rapid fire you want either

1. Sleeper not cutting or drilling required the controller looks totally stock has 3 mode..

• mode1= Halo 3 dual trigger
  
• Mode2= Cod 5 WAW
  
• Mode3= insane fast Cod4

2. Rapidfire RF you have to install 2 buttons one for each trigger (only to change mode you will not actually use it to fire) .This one has the ability to enable/disable rapidfire on each trigger independently...you can also have different moded in bot triggers at once, eg..
Left Trigger Halo3 speed, Right trigger Cod4 speed,
Left trigger Cod5 speed right trigger halo3 Speed, so on and son on...

• Mode1= Halo3 speed
  
• Mode2= Cod5 Speed
  
• Mode3= Cod4 speed fast
  
• Mode4=cod4 Ultrafast

of once you have got the above programs installed ...
Open Win PIC make sure your programmer in connected...

you might have to choose English from the second last menu item thing at the top...
go to

Settings>Hardware>
Choose JDM Programmer and Select your com port and select APPLY...Test hardware by pressing (Ctrl+T)

Now You are ready for programming...Make sure you have Pic12F683 selected at the top right hand corner.

Open the Hex File (File>Open), (either RapidfireRF.hex or Sleeper.hex) depending on the style you are going to be modding it...

Then simply got to.
Device>Program All ( ctrl+P )

DONE now You are Ready to Put it in your Controller

Stage 3: Installation
Sleeper Install
OK First Determine if you have a matrix or CG Controller...
Wire according to this diagram
Resistor Not Required. (the 1k OHM) Both controllers it just protects the led from not burning out in the long run)

CG Sleeper

Matrix Sleeper

Rapid Rf install

oK if you have decided to do the Rapid rf install here is how you wire the Controller........

If you have a CG controller


If you have a Matrix Controller


You can Thank Me for the codes If you want since I really don't see them anywhere else.:)
Just for the best site on the Net. - Beezy
Got this from xbox-scene and is NOT my tut just revised it.

This post has been edited by Beezy 4 sheezy: 28 May 2009 - 05:02 PM
Reason for edit: Automerged Doublepost

[Noupoi]

Nice...

[Beezy 4 sheezy]

Yeah thanks. I know the code is like super hard to find so makes it all the better!

[Aaron1006]

Nice guide, but what is N-channel MOSfet ( Bs170 or similar), I searched radioshack and found nothing on it.

[xJudas]

:thumbup: Very awesome, explains everything perfectly. I might consider modding my controller again

[DMPM]

good tut, i would mod if i wasn't scared of braking...
Whats the cheapest wired controller out there? (doesn't have to be microsoft) PM me if u got any ideas.

[Beezy 4 sheezy]

MOSFET IRF510 Transistor - RadioShack.com

I used that and that worked.

[silvercookie]

definitly gonna try this tommorrow.
thanks a bunch.

[Beezy 4 sheezy]

Yeah no problem.

[jimlfixit]

guys instad of makin the programmer save yourself hassle by just buying a ready made jdm pic programmer. loads on ebay

[Beezy 4 sheezy]

Okay. There 15$ on ebay including shipping... Also wouldnt you need an adapter?
Who really has a rs323 slot on there computer?
So really your spending about 30$. Cause there 15 on tiger.

jimlfixit said:

guys instad of makin the programmer save yourself hassle by just buying a ready made jdm pic programmer. loads on ebay

You know if you want you can buy one. It cost about7$ to get the parts from radoshack. Or you can buy one already made for 15. It really doesnt matter.

[jimlfixit]

you use the serial port on your motherboard. no need for a seperate adaptor as you would use the onboard zif or dil socket. most mobo's even some of the newer ones have a serial port.

[Beezy 4 sheezy]

Mine doesnt have one.:(

[ABKx AuToMaTiC]

DMPM said:

good tut, i would mod if i wasn't scared of braking...

i know how u feel, when i moded mine i thought i was breaking it the entire time

[warbo96]

hello, would this be easy for a novice, i havent modded much apart from painting my controller

Warbo96:D

[Aaron1006]

jimlfixit said:

guys instad of makin the programmer save yourself hassle by just buying a ready made jdm pic programmer. loads on ebay

Hey would this one work, anyone know? It's only like $8

Easy ISP Microchip PIC JDM programmer: WINPIC, IC-prog - eBay (item 350124626295 end time Mar-12-09 06:22:50 PDT)

If not can someone find another one on Ebay that would work for me? Seems like it would save a lot of time to just buy one , thanks in advance if anyone can help.

This post has been edited by Aaron1006: 20 February 2009 - 03:35 PM

[Beezy 4 sheezy]

No,
Microchip PIC JDM Programmer 12F629 ( No.3 ) - eBay (item 130284577288 end time Feb-28-09 10:10:17 PST)

warbo96 said:

hello, would this be easy for a novice, i havent modded much apart from painting my controller

Warbo96:D

Well it should be. When you get done with the programmer you would be good enouph for a controller.

[Aaron1006]

Also where does the chip go on the controller once all wires have been soldered on? Does it just set somewhere, or does it required to be soldered or glued on somewhere as well?

[Beezy 4 sheezy]

Oh my bad it Ignore the installation on teh picture cause they use a deffernt code. But the chips is always on the same spot on any controller.

[Aaron1006]

Beezy 4 sheezy said:

Oh my bad it Ignore the installation on teh picture cause they use a deffernt code. But the chips is always on the same spot on any controller.

Thanks, but also does it just set in place?