• 100% Pure Messiah 2 PRO Code  - Not a clone or copy
• Load PlayStation 2 and PlayStation/PSone titles from ALL Regions - whether the game originates from the USA, JAPAN/ASIA or EUROPE/UK/NZ/AUS regions.
• Load PlayStation 2 and PlayStation/PSone titles no matter what the media is - whether the games are on Original DVD-Rom/CD-Rom media, HK Silver DVD-Rom/CD-Rom media or DVD-R/CD-R (Back-up) media. 
• Multi-disc Game and DVD9 compatible
• PS2/PSX mode selection is now simpler and more intuitive
• Disable chip - The ability to “switch off” the chip has been included to permit the PS2 to behave as though there is no ModChip fitted (transparent).
• Works in all New Zealand and Australian PlayStation 2 consoles including models SCPH 30002 (V3/V4), SCPH 35002 (V4), SCPH30002R (V5/V6), SCPH39002 (V7) and SCPH50002 (V9) Silver & Black models
• Works in all other PAL PlayStation 2 consoles
• Works in all USA PlayStation 2 consoles
• Works in all JAPAN PlayStation 2 consoles
• NTSC-PAL Screen Fix - Will make sure that all NTSC (USA and JAPAN) titles are displayed in a full size screen on a PAL (NZ) TV system. No more black bands above and below the display or oversized displays
• NTSC-PAL Colour Fix* - Will allow NTSC (USA/JAPAN/ASIA) regions to be displayed in colour on a PAL TV system, otherwise your TV set may display the NTSC games in B&W.
• Only 24 Wires to be connected - See Installation section below.
• Pin markings - on the PCB for easier identification and installation.
• Fully pin compatible with original Messiah design
• Auto configuring - No jumpers need to be set, automatic region and version detection
• NO Track cutting or Component removal

What version Mainboard do I have (Applicable to NZ/AUS models only)? You need to look at the label (similar or same as the one below) which is stuck to the left rear of your PlayStation 2 console. The label has the serial number and the model number of your PlayStation 2. The number we want is the model number which is shown in the RED box ie this label is from a SCPH 30002R console. The various models in New Zealand and Australia are: SCPH 30002, has a Version 3 or Version 4 Mainboard - This model will have 10 screws (under the 4 rubber feet and 6 plastic caps) on the bottom side holding the case together. Please note that there are also consoles labeled as SCPH 30002 but the actually are a  Version 4  Mainboard/Case.   SCPH 35002, has a Version 4 Mainboard - This model will have 8  screws (under the 4 rubber feet and 4 plastic caps) on the bottom holding the case together and a "Electrical Warning Hazard Label". Also the Expansion Port cover is constructed from plastic and tin plate.   SCPH 30002/R, has a Version 5 or Version 6 Mainboard - This model will have 8 screws (under the 4 rubber feet and 4 plastic caps) on the bottom holding the case together and a "Electrical Warning Hazard Label" Also the Expansion Port cover is constructed from plastic only and has a extra screw behind the Expansion Port as shown in this photo.   SCPH 39002, has a Version 7 Mainboard - This model will have 8 screws (under the 4 rubber feet and 4 plastic caps) on the bottom holding the case together and a "Electrical Warning Hazard Label" Also the Expansion Port cover is constructed from plastic only and has a extra screw behind the Expansion Port as shown in this photo. Identical to the SCPH 30002R, only different label. SCPH 50002, has a Version 9 Mainboard - This model is easily identified by the missing i-Link port which was located below the controller ports on the front left hand side of the console.) There is now only the 2 USB ports as shown in this photo.

2. Installing the Messiah 2 PRO Chip
Below are links to the installation diagram pages for the various versions of Mainboard in New Zealand  - Select the appropriate one for your Mainboard and away you go. As I said earlier the installation should be carried out be someone who is competent at soldering to this level.

I use light hook-up wire for the 3.3VDC and Ground connections. I use 38swg enamel wire (which is like a strand of hair) preferably the self fluxing type (easier to solder) for the 8 connections on the V3 and the 4 connections on the V4 to the controller chip. And finally all other connections I use 30swg wire wrap wire. Apart from that use the right tools and check everything!!!! 

Macromod chip (for selected models) can be installed at the same time for an extra: NZ$10.00

All pricing subject to change.