playstation version

Newbie

30. May 2008 @ 09:35

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how do i Find out what PS2 version i have. my model # is 77001 it's the black slim one. i was going to order magic keys 2 but it says it is for v12-v14 can anyone help me thanks...

AfterDawn Addict

30. May 2008 @ 10:36

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You have a V15
http://www.mod-chip.com/en/ps2version.htm

And you should order the Swap Tool Pro V4 is the latest. It includes all the tools needed.
http://www.modchip.ca/store/product.php?...&cat=269&page=1

Installation: http://www.modchip.ca/install/ps2/nosolder/swaptool2_engl.jpg

And if you check my signature below, there are lots of guides posted in the magic keys installation thread. From I think page 4 and on is a few guides posted.

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Newbie

30. May 2008 @ 10:58

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so magic keys 2 won't work i found this site..

http://www.keepgaming.com/make2top.html

AfterDawn Addict

30. May 2008 @ 13:38

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Yes it will work. It worked fine on my V14, I just like the TOOL A better on the Magic Switch Pro V4 better is all.
http://www.keepgaming.com/maswprov4slv.html

Its up too you, they cost the same, you just get more tools with the latter.

Newbie

30. May 2008 @ 14:28

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Great I'll try out the Magic Switch Pro V4... Thanks

Newbie

30. May 2008 @ 14:35

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Will Magic Switch Pro V4 come with Installation Guide. There is one for the Magic Switch Pro V3 and Magic Keys 2 Tools...

AfterDawn Addict

30. May 2008 @ 21:51

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Yes the Magic Switch V3 is pretty much the same as for the V4, so you shouldn't have any problems.

If you need help when you get them, then let me know.

krehator

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31. May 2008 @ 22:28

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Cheap & flimsy pieces of plastic and aluminum is what that stuff is. The part for the sensor near the hinge is annoying as heck to install and eventually will stop working if bent even slightly out of whack. Why would anyone pay $9.95???? It isn't worth 10 cents even if it does work.

It's easier, cheaper, and more reliable to just hot glue the sensors. Accomplishing it isn't rocket science. You could use almost anything to keep the sensors down. Don't use super glue though.

I don't mean to be pessimistic but anyone that would buy such junk would probably buy the a "Solar Powered Clothes Dryer" for $100.

If you never heard of that scam....it's a length of rope. ;)

AfterDawn Addict

1. June 2008 @ 00:28

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Originally posted by krehator:
Cheap & flimsy pieces of plastic and aluminum is what that stuff is. The part for the sensor near the hinge is annoying as heck to install and eventually will stop working if bent even slightly out of whack. Why would anyone pay $9.95???? It isn't worth 10 cents even if it does work.

It's easier, cheaper, and more reliable to just hot glue the sensors. Accomplishing it isn't rocket science. You could use almost anything to keep the sensors down. Don't use super glue though.

I don't mean to be pessimistic but anyone that would buy such junk would probably buy the a "Solar Powered Clothes Dryer" for $100.

If you never heard of that scam....it's a length of rope. ;)

Well I bought that junk a few years ago, and have not had the tool near the hinge bent. It is actually quite hard to bend it and you don't need to bend it.

And that PS2 slim I installed it on has been used quite steady, with no problems at all. Took me a few minutes to install it with the proper guide.

The first tools that ever came out were tricky to install, but the latest tools are quite easy.

And no I wouldn't be out there buying "Solar Powered Clothes Dryer" either

You don't like it, then thats fine, but don't advise people to glue things either. I don't recommend that at all, when there are tools to do it with.

And taping down the sensor is better than glue.

Newbie

6. June 2008 @ 06:40

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anyone have a diagram for the Magic Switch Pro V4 i can't find one

AfterDawn Addict

6. June 2008 @ 09:34

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Here is a guide for Magic Switch V3

It should be close to the same parts as in V4.

Just use this as your guide to the parts.

Looks like using the same parts.

For TOOL A on the on/reset switch, you can refer to this as well.
http://www.modchip.ca/install/ps2/nosolder/swaptool2_engl.jpg

There are some really close up pictures on this page.

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Newbie

6. June 2008 @ 11:05

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Thanks i'll try them...

AfterDawn Addict

6. June 2008 @ 21:19

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Ok Good Luck and let us know how you made out.

Newbie

7. June 2008 @ 10:46

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well i can't get the 'e' part in right i'm moving it all around but it's not blocking the sensor any idea...

AfterDawn Addict

7. June 2008 @ 15:40

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Yes it is tricky to put it in.
I got it in, and then had to wiggle it a bit before I knew it was resting on the right spot.
Put a disc into the console, push the ON/RESET button and insert Tool E. Release the ON/RESET button, if Tool E is installed correctly, the disc automatically rotates.
Adjust the position a little bit to left or right if the disc doesn?t rotate.

If none of that works, and your not worried about the warranty, you can open your PS2 and place TOOL D inside.

Then you shouldn't need TOOL E.

Place a Disc inside the PS2, and if it spins with the lid open, its done correctly.

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F4HAD

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7. June 2008 @ 16:19

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To find out what version PS2 you have:

SCPH-XXXX is the model number of your PS2
Models, SCPH-39001/N and SCPH-50001/N are on the left side of the PS2. Slim models have their SCPH number on the bottom. Date code refers to the small box near where the SCPH number is displayed

Version 15A : SCPH-77001a
Version 15B : SCPH-77001b
Version 15: SCPH-77004
Version 15: SCPH-77003
Version 15: SCPH-77002
Version 14: SCPH-75001
Version 14: SCPH-75004
Version 14: SCPH-75003
Version 14: SCPH-75002
Version 13: SCPH-70001
Version 13: SCPH-70004
Version 13: SCPH-70003
Version 13: SCPH-70002
Version 12: SCPH-70011 CB (for North America)
Version 12: SCPH-70012 CB (for United States)
Version 12: SCPH-70002 CB (for Oceania)
Version 12: SCPH-70003 CB (for UK)
Version 12: SCPH-70004 CB (for Europe)
Version 12: SCPH-70000 CB (for Japan)
Version 11: SCPH-50004 (Only released in Europe)
Version 10: SCPH-50001 (Only released in USA)
Version 10: SCPH-50010 (Only Released in USA)
Version 10: SCPH-50002a (Europe/Australia/Israel)
Version 10: SCPH-50003a (Europe/Australia/Israel)
Version 10: SCPH-50004a (Europe/Australia/Israel)
Version 9: SCPH-50002 (EUROPE/AUSTRALIA/ISRAEL)
Version 9: SCPH-50003 (EUROPE/AUSTRALIA/ISRAEL)
Version 9: SCPH-50004 (EUROPE/AUSTRALIA/ISRAEL)
Version 8: SCPH-39000 (Only released in Japan)
Version 8: SCPH-39006 (Only released in Japan)

The rest of the model numbers clash with each other and can only be identified by different methods:

Version 7,6,5,4,3,2 have model number clashes, for example, SCPH-30001 can be V7,6,5,4,3,2

There is VERY little difference between these early models, the main differences are the design and safety.

Version 4 and above have a "CAUTION, risk of electrocution if opened" stamp on the bottom

Versions 1,2, and 3 have 10 screws on the bottom, which are located under the little rubber feet

Version 0: SCPH-10000 (Only released in Japan)
Version 0: SCPH-15000 (Only released in Japan)
Version 0: SCPH-18000 (Only released in Japan)

Compatibility with software and hardware:

Version 0: MarsII Ultimate Swap Set Bundle Coder Set Deluxe Slide Card and Slide Card Pro will work

Version 1,2,3: Crystal Pro SLE Crystal Pro DMS4 Pro SE DMS4 Lite SE Matrix Infinity Green Dot Crystal CC1.1 Duo3 MarsII Ultimate Swap Set Bundle Coder Set Deluxe Slide Card and Slide Card Pro will work

Version 4: Crystal Pro SLE Crystal Pro DMS4 Pro SE DMS4 Lite SE Matrix Infinity Green Dot Crystal CC1.1 Duo3 MarsII Ultimate Swap Set Bundle Coder Set Deluxe PnP Key Slide Card and Slide Card Pro will work

Version 5/6: Crystal Pro SLE Crystal Pro DMS4 Pro SE DMS4 Lite SE Matrix Infinity Green Dot Crystal CC1.1 Duo3 MarsII Ultimate Swap Set Bundle Coder Set Deluxe PnP Key Slide Card and Slide Card Pro will work

Version 7: Crystal Pro SLE Crystal Pro DMS4 Pro SE DMS4 Lite SE Matrix Infinity Green Dot Crystal CC1.1 Duo3 MarsII Ultimate Swap Set Bundle Coder Set Deluxe PnP Key Slide Card and Slide Card Pro will work

Version 8: Crystal Pro SLE Crystal Pro DMS4 Pro SE DMS4 Lite SE Matrix Infinity Green Dot Crystal CC1.1 Duo3 MarsII Ultimate Swap Set Bundle Coder Set Deluxe PnP Key Slide Card and Slide Card Pro will work

Version 9: Crystal Pro SLE Crystal Pro DMS4 Pro SE DMS4 Lite SE Matrix Infinity Green Dot Crystal CC1.1 Duo3 MagicV Plus 50k Apollo7 Ultimate Swap Set Bundle Coder Set Deluxe Slide Card and Slide Card Pro will work

Version 10: Crystal Pro SLE Crystal Pro DMS4 Pro SE DMS4 Lite SE Matrix Infinity Green Dot Crystal CC1.1 Duo3 MagicV Plus 5k6 Apollo7 Ultimate Swap Set Bundle Coder Set Deluxe Slide Card and Slide Card Pro will work

Version 11: Crystal Pro SLE Crystal Pro DMS4 Pro SE DMS4 Lite SE Matrix Infinity Green Dot Crystal CC1.1 Duo3 MagicV Plus 5k6 Apollo7 Ultimate Swap Set Bundle Coder Set Deluxe Slide Card and Slide Card Pro will work

Version 12: Crystal Pro SLE Crystal Pro DMS4 Pro SE DMS4 Lite SE Matrix Infinity Green Dot Crystal CC1.1 Duo3 Ultimate Swap Set Bundle Coder Set Deluxe Magic Key II Set and Slim Kit Pro Set will work

Version 13: Crystal Pro SLE Crystal Pro DMS4 Pro SE DMS4 Lite SE Matrix Infinity Green Dot Crystal CC1.1 Duo3 Ultimate Swap Set Bundle Coder Set Deluxe Magic Key II Set and Slim Kit Pro Set will work

Version 14: Crystal Pro SLE Crystal Pro DMS4 Pro SE DMS4 Lite SE Matrix Infinity Green Dot Crystal CC1.1 Duo3 Ultimate Swap Set Bundle Coder Set Deluxe Magic Key II Set and Slim Kit Pro Set will work

Version 15: Crystal Pro SLE Crystal Pro Matrix Infinity Green Dot Crystal CC1.1 Duo3 Ultimate Swap Set Bundle Coder Set Deluxe Magic Key II Set and Slim Kit Pro Set will work

If your model number of instructions are not listed, or if you need any further help, do not hesitate asking

AfterDawn Addict

7. June 2008 @ 22:45

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Thanks for the info F4HAD, but you really need to read threads through before you post.

The question was already answered and we have moved on.

F4HAD

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8. June 2008 @ 05:47

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Originally posted by smokyrain:
Thanks for the info F4HAD, but you really need to read threads through before you post.

The question was already answered and we have moved on.

I was just referring to the title, and providing further information