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post #1081 of 1095
1/20/07 at 10:04pm
spiike, is there anywhere on the net that you can host your LED tutorial, other than PM'ing people the links? i am very interested, and i work for Dell. if you have any technical questions regarding the hardware, i'd be more than willing to help you out in any way i can.
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post #1082 of 1095
2/15/07 at 2:41pm
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Well, if I can find a good host or if the forum server would host my tutorials, then yes I could put it back up again. The request for them are rather rare now as the mods were done for an i8600 which is pretty much outdated now. The requests now are how to implement it to other laptops which is basically the same procedure.
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post #1083 of 1095
4/15/07 at 7:12pm
I am interested in the LED profile too!
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post #1084 of 1095
7/28/07 at 11:37am
Any one have a copy of the keyboard tutorial?
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post #1085 of 1095
8/20/07 at 3:06pm
I'm interested in the chassis conversion tutorial. Anyone have a copy of it?
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post #1086 of 1095
8/25/07 at 11:27am
Could someone please PM me these tutorials? Or a link to where I can print them? Thanks a lot
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post #1087 of 1095
8/26/07 at 10:07am
Still no reply someone help?
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post #1088 of 1095
8/26/07 at 3:00pm
Hi, I interested in the LED tutorial, I have sent a PM to Spiike but not heard anything ? does anyone know where it is or could you please PM the link. Much apprecaited.

Cheers
Dan.
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post #1089 of 1095
8/29/07 at 1:07pm
Hi, can anyone tell me how to wire into the back of my USB ports to get power to LED's ? I can't find the info here and still haven't heard from Spiike ??
Also anyone know what the XPS M1710 LCD cover LED's work ? I have one and want to install it but need to know which wires to use on my I9400.

Cheers
Dan.
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post #1090 of 1095
9/7/07 at 12:43am
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Originally Posted by dandownunder View Post
Hi, can anyone tell me how to wire into the back of my USB ports to get power to LED's ? I can't find the info here and still haven't heard from Spiike ??
Also anyone know what the XPS M1710 LCD cover LED's work ? I have one and want to install it but need to know which wires to use on my I9400.

Cheers
Dan.
There is no M170 type hook up on your 9400 for the LEDs. You will not get them to do anything but be all on (or atleast whatever colours you select to be on. The only thing you can do is run power to them.
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post #1091 of 1095
9/23/07 at 1:13pm
Hey Spike,

I'd be willing to host your tutorials/mods.

Bandwidth isn't really a problem, pm me if you are interstered.
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post #1092 of 1095
9/23/07 at 1:57pm
I have PM Spike but have not heard anything, would like to see the LED tutorial if anyone has it ?? I am willing to host it too have the space and bandwidth. Can anyone foward this tutorial to me ??
Would like to see it.
Cheers
Dan.
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post #1093 of 1095
10/4/07 at 5:41am
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Originally Posted by Spiike View Post
This thread will be dedicated to easy to follow tutorials and discussions for modding your Dell laptop. Some ''mods,'' or alterations to your original laptop, maybe very drastic such as adding LED's and chassis conversions. Other mods maybe more subtle such as a keyboard fix. I will update this thread with tutorials of the mods I have done/will be doing as soon as I can. Please post any ideas you have for possible mods.


Tutorial status is pending. Please pm if you need them.
where is the led tutorials?
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post #1094 of 1095
6/24/10 at 2:32am
Anyone have a copy or link to the LED tutorial?
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post #1095 of 1095
6/24/10 at 5:56am
Checked out NBF Guides Section?

cheers ...
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