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#1
06-01-2002, 18:51
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What Ver is my PS2??
Heres the Info:
Model: SCPH - 30001 R Serial: U0xxxxxx Date Code: 1c NTSC Barcode:PT2xxxxxxx7 There is no 3rd screw in the drive bay but there is the "R" depicting a v5...what version is my PS2???? I have read on another site that some V5 PS2's were shipped with V4 boards....is this what i have here???? Any help would be appreciated.... Thanks! 
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#2
07-01-2002, 01:46
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This could run forever. The one thing nobody has checked or been asked for is the Driver Version from the Configuration option in the Browser. So, I'll put out a call.
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#3
07-01-2002, 06:17
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Remove the expansion bay cover, the screws are located on the top, along the edge of the bay area, if you have 2 screws it's a v4, 3 its a v5
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#5
08-01-2002, 19:39
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My PS2 30001R is the same except it has a U11xxxxx SN. It has 8 screws in the bottom, Playstation Driver 1.10, and the expansion bay has 2 small gold screws on the top in the front at the edge which hold the connector in. Is this V4 or V5? I keep getting conflicting info. Can someone who knows for sure please let me know?
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09-01-2002, 06:25
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Did you guy's not read my post above?? Two screws = a v4! Three screws = a v5!
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#8
09-01-2002, 19:17
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Ok then, with the v4 does the swap trick work with just a GS2 and no modchip? If so what ver of GS2 is needed? Also, I've heard about the mod to install a switch to open the tray for swapping. Does anyone have the schematic? I just don't think I want to mess with soldering all those tight spaces for the modchip.
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#9
10-01-2002, 06:03
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If you are willing to take apart the PS2 and wire up a tray switch you may as well install a chip. Anyway swap trick methods are at www.ps2ownz.com.
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