Tutorial : Add an activity led to ur na/hdd

MeryD · 09-05-2003,04:01 PM

Just made a tutorial about how to had an activity led to ur non-sony hdd. Take a look here if u want.
Btw if someone wanna host the files to get ride of ads ur welcome.

**jung_rob** · 09-05-2003,04:37 PM

im assuming that LED shines when the HDD is working, does it go off if the na is sending or recieving as well?

ton23 · 09-05-2003,04:48 PM

yup, that would be my description of an activity led.

MeryD · 09-05-2003,08:56 PM

Will do more test don t have hdd games. The light stand when hdd is working but it don t seem to blink. I ll look for more info.

sjeep · 09-05-2003,10:01 PM

Nice tutorial

BTW - there is actually an LED inside the PS2 which flashes during HDD activity. I havent opened my PS2 up to see exactly where it is and where its connected, but its definitely there.

**Bgnome** · 09-05-2003,10:04 PM

yes..its orangish and it shines through the grill
it usually indicates hdd and na activity

MeryD · 09-05-2003,10:21 PM

Originally posted by sjeep
Nice tutorial BTW - there is actually an LED inside the PS2 which flashes during HDD activity. I havent opened my PS2 up to see exactly where it is and where its connected, but its definitely there.

Is it on all version ?
I ve never seen these lights and I got a transparent top

We ll look further tomorrow.

**Bgnome** · 09-06-2003,12:36 AM

its on the bottom..like i said, it usually shows through the front grill

fooniman · 09-06-2003,05:10 AM

it's a strange orange light, only with some games i actually saw it.

MeryD · 09-06-2003,12:21 PM

I never used NA nor HDD with games, that maybe why I never saw the light. But I remenber seeing it on the mobo asking me what it could be. Now I know

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