Can someone answer about the 5v

**depressd** · 02-04-2003,01:42 PM

I posted here by mistake.

http://www.ps2newz.net/forums/showth...?threadid=6605

I just need to know if that alternate point will work.

**woore** · 02-04-2003,02:20 PM

I dont think so thats not 5v. try using a multimeter and find another place if u want. you better off using the original point

**depressd** · 02-04-2003,02:54 PM

as I mentioned.. I'm just worried about the length of the wire to reach that point.

**woore** · 02-05-2003,12:13 AM

aslong its not longer then 25 centimeters i should be fine. or just change the position of the chip

PS2Meister · 02-05-2003,03:23 AM

Try here, the voltage regulator holds 5v marked up as point one in picture.

**depressd** · 02-05-2003,04:10 PM

I appreciate all the help... I guess moving the chip will be my last option. I really don't care to have to resolder the points I've done so far...

**nathaniel_04** · 02-05-2003,06:26 PM

Originally posted by depressd
I appreciate all the help... I guess moving the chip will be my last option. I really don't care to have to resolder the points I've done so far...

Then desolder the modchip itself, not the ps2board points move the chip the solder the wires back on the modchip. pretty easy.

Nathaniel

**depressd** · 02-05-2003,07:34 PM

The picture shows that the wires are cut to length. It would be impossible to do just that. Unless I want the chip to be sitting on something it shouldn't be.

**nathaniel_04** · 02-05-2003,07:47 PM

What diagram did you use to install the chip. Put the chip at that location, I did and it works fine

Nathaniel

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