Xbox 360 RF Module on Computer

[chunkeydelight]

I have been looking all over the internet for answers and I can not seem to find a single one. I have an idea for an addition to my computer which I would love to come up with. I have taken my Xbox 360 apart and pulled the RF Module for the controllers and such out and I wanna see about connecting it to my computer in a way and use that to connect my 360 controllers to my computer rather than buying another USB Wireless Receiver for the PC.

I have a decent amount of knowledge of computers, not the greatest but decent. I came across a PDF file that shows the pinouts of all the devices plus some. And the Pinout for the RF Module is as follows

1 - 3.3v
2 - usb-
3 - usb +
4 - Ground
5 - power on/off switch / goes to Southbridge 21E (directly from document of pinouts)
6 - Serial Data
7 - Serial CLK
8 - Ground
9 - Goes to pin 16 of J1A1 (extra pin on the back USB port) but is not connected to anything on the RF module. (directly from document of pinouts)

So. I understand everything, EXCEPT for pins 6 & 7 (Serial Data & CLK). Are these imperative in the operation of the device? I've also found out that the device is actually a Wireless USB card. But, I don't have much knowledge of WUSB. Are the Serial pins on other wireless devices as well??

If anyone can help me with this information it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks to all before hand.

 

[TheKG]

*digs up year-and-a-half old post*

Did you ever figure this out? I too would like to use the RF module from a broken Xbox 360 to connect a wireless controller to my PC

 

[footballrunner800]

Even if you got this wired right, i doubt it will work as you would need drivers for it.

 

[mpilchfamily]

Why go threw all the trouble when you can get everything you want in a retail package.
http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/gaming/ProductDetails.aspx?pid=090