Installing a Stealth Chip into PlayStation Model
SCPH 7502.

IMPORTANT: READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS THOROUGHLY BEFORE ATTEMPTING THIS MODIFICATION!
This document is for the Stealth Chip using Multi-Mode v2.x code only.
If you have any questions or queries about the installation described in this document call Andrew on 04-4773386 or email me at psx@fatcat.co.nz
Please read
Disclaimer if you have not done so.

 

IDENTIFYING YOUR MODEL OF PLAYSTATION

Before dismantling your PlayStation turn it over and look at the label on the bottom of the case. On the top right corner of the label it will indicate what model you have. These instructions are for the model SCPH 7502. If this model number is different do not use this set of instructions.

MINIMUM EQUIPMENT REQUIRED

Medium size Phillips Screwdriver.
Solder Iron with a fine tip.
Side Cutters.
Time – Don't rush!!

REMOVAL OF TOP COVER.

REMOVAL OF LASER DRIVE.

The Laser Drive is the black plastic unit siting on several supports located to the centre on the metal plate.

DISCONNECTION OF CONTROLLER/MEMORY CARD HOUSING CABLE

Located at front of the PlayStation.

DISCONNECTION OF POWER SUPPLY CABLE.

The Power Supply is located to the left-hand side of the main board in PlayStation.

REMOVAL OF THE METAL PLATE.

What the Laser Drive was mounted on.

REMOVAL OF THE MAIN BOARD.

REMOVING THE RF SHEILD.

The RF shield is the largtin cover on the top side of the PCB.

INSTALLING THE STEALTH CHIP.

If you are installing a Bare Stealth Chip solder the 7 wires to the pins on chip as per table below.
Use the
diagram below, locate where the Stealth Chip is to be placed. Using double sided tape stick the Stealth Chip to this position.

You can now solder the seven wires from the chip to their correct places on the main board as indicated on the diagram and table below:

Bare Stealth Chip

Assembled Stealth Chip

Connection on main board as indicated on diagram

Pin 1

RED wire

RED circle with a 1

Pin 2

No Connection

No Connection

Pin 3

GREEN wire

YELLOW circle with a 3

Pin 4

BLUE wire

YELLOW circle with a 4

Pin 5

GREEN wire

RED circle with a 5

Pin 6

BLUE wire

RED circle with a 6

Pin 7

YELLOW wire

YELLOW circle with a 7

Pin 8

BLACK wire

RED circle with a 8

DOUBLE CHECK that you have soldered the wires to correct positions on the main board and that the soldered connections are good, no bridging or blobs of solder left on the board etc

Now you are ready to re-assemble your PlayStation, simply by following the steps in reverse order from step: REMOVAL OF THE MAIN BOARD

Once you have re-assembled your Playstation, plug in all your leads and turn it on and check that it will load an Original CD and an Imported or Back up CD.

If all has gone well congratulate yourself otherwise read the Troubleshooting section.

TROUBLESHOOTING

If you identify any of the following:

Turn the PlayStation off and disassemble to check the procedures have all been done correctly.

If can't find any obvious reason for the problems you are experiencing either call Andrew on 04-4773386 or email me.


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