Time for some troubleshooting 101 action.
1. Unplug the KADE from the Xbox, plug in a normal controller, and boot up.
- If it boots and works OK, that eliminates the Xbox itself.
2. Double check all connections.
- Verify if you accidently used the NC (Normally Closed) tab on any microswitch.
- Ensure that nothing is shorted.
3. If the wiring all looks good but it doesn't work properly, disconnect all wires from the screw terminals and try booting up like that.
- If it boots OK, skip to step 4.
- If not, you'll need to find out if there is a short that you missed
or if the encoder wasn't programmed properly
or if the encoder is damaged.
4. Connect the ground wire(s) to the encoder and boot up the XBox.
- If it doesn't boot properly, your wiring problem is somewhere in the ground wire daisy-chain.
5. Connect two or three input wires to the P2 encoder, boot up the XBox, and test those inputs.
- If it doesn't boot/test properly, your wiring problem is with one of those inputs.
- Repeat step 5 until all input connections are made and tested.
Scott