Help SCPH 90006 Problem

**nirvanerz** · 09-12-2009,03:55 PM

hi there im new here. .my ps2 is scph 90006 ntsc-j model. .i dont know what modchip i use but my ps2 has characteristic like this. .normally it can play dvd / cd ps2 game backup (any region) , dvd movie backup (if i hold d reset button console twice,any region) .Problem is it can not play all my ps1 backup games and can not boot from FMCB. . how can i play my ps1 game on it without swapmagic?? and how to boot FMCB? both multi and single version

**djflexmaster79** · 09-12-2009,04:03 PM

We really need to know what model of Mod Chip you have to help you out any further.

As for FMCB it will NOT WORK on that model of PS2.

**nirvanerz** · 09-12-2009,04:26 PM

i dont know its modchip. .i lil scare if i dissambling it will ruin my ps2. . anyway. .now i use ulaunch elf. .it say rom0 : ROMVER "0230HC20080220_" . .what that mean? is that mean my ps is un-upgrade-able?

**nirvanerz** · 09-12-2009,04:46 PM

i have disambling my ps as u wish. .d modchip is Super-7 E17. .so tell me how to solve the problem

**TnA** · 09-12-2009,04:53 PM

Originally Posted by nirvanerz

i dont know its modchip. .i lil scare if i dissambling it will ruin my ps2. . anyway. .now i use ulaunch elf. .it say rom0 : ROMVER "0230HC20080220_" . .what that mean? is that mean my ps is un-upgrade-able?

The marked part means, you have BIOS 2.30 and FMCB is not working on this console (even thought, there is a way to let it run on those consoles also...).

**nirvanerz** · 09-12-2009,04:58 PM

Originally Posted by TnA

The marked part means, you have BIOS 2.30 and FMCB is not working on this console (even thought, there is a way to let it run on those consoles also...).

wew that annoying. .so how d modchip? it can play ps1 games? and what super-7 E17 modchip compability?

**dlanor** · 09-12-2009,05:57 PM

Originally Posted by nirvanerz

wew that annoying. .so how d modchip? it can play ps1 games? and what super-7 E17 modchip compability?

Perhaps you should practice your googling skills, to solve such problems yourself.
This time I did it for you, simply browsing to google and entering the words PS2 super-7

That simple search resulted in tons of relevant hits, including the topmost one on the results page, which led to a webpage with the following information about the super-7 modchip.

Code:

Super 7 Features :   (click    here for more..)
  - Low power consumption and high immunity of noise interference.
  - Auto detect functions fully support all versions of SCPH-700XX.
  - Only 21 wires soldering for all PSTwo (JAP/US/PAL) console.
  - New low profile design for easy mounting and installation.
  - New ON / OFF technology to deactivate the Mod-Chip function.
  - Direct boot all PS2 Imports / Backups without the swap method
    ( CD/DVD Silver, CD-R, DVD-R, DVD+R, DVD-RW, DVD+RW, D9 )
  - Support variety of game emulator and Media Player (SFC, SEGA, MP3...)
  - Support Action Replay 2 , Action Replay Max and Codebreaker.
  - Accompanied with Diode-FIX to protect your Laser Lens of PSTwo.

Current Version Operation mode :
  - Play all kinds of PS2 games and DVD movies :
  1. Open cover and insert PS2 CD/DVD disc or any region DVD movies.
  2. Close cover and press Reset button once to play game or watching movie.
  - Play all kinds of PS1 games and DVD movies :
  1. Press Reset button, then open cover and insert PS1 CD disc or audio CD.
  2. Close cover and press Reset button twice to play game or listen music.
  - Sleep mode function ( play original disc or On-line games ) :
  1. Holding Reset button from standby until picture display on TV then release.
  2. Open cover and insert original PS1/PS2 disc, press Reset button once to play.

This should tell you all that you need to know, even though they did make one obvious mistake (of the copy-paste variety) as they mistakenly state on one line that DVD movies are used like PS1 games, even though the next line makes it clear that it is audio CD discs that need to be started by the same method as PS1 games.

So to start PS1 games, whether backups or originals, you press reset once before opening the disc tray lid to insert the game disc, and then press reset twice after closing the disc lid again (with the disc in position for playing).

Best regards: dlanor

**djflexmaster79** · 09-12-2009,06:17 PM

dlanor you are the man...........

**nirvanerz** · 09-12-2009,06:36 PM

im sorry ronald. .i have googling. .but i can't find super-7 user guide. .google show only reseller and ads of this chip. . ronald , i have do that boot method. .its not working. .i try to hold reset button like dvd booting. .that not working too. .d result is ps1 disk is spinning. .goes blank after that. . btw, where u get those information of d chip? please tell me. .thanks before

**dlanor** · 09-12-2009,07:24 PM

Originally Posted by nirvanerz

im sorry ronald. .i have googling. .but i can't find super-7 user guide. .google show only reseller and ads of this chip. . ronald , i have do that boot method. .its not working. .i try to hold reset button like dvd booting. .that not working too. .d result is ps1 disk is spinning. .goes blank after that. .

Since I don't have such a chip myself I have no way of testing the truth of the information I found. All I could do was to pass it on to you, who have that hardware.

However, since the final operation is to click twice on the same button, it would be very logical to assume that the timing of these clicks can be important, just like when using a mouse to make a 'double-click'.

If you click too fast one of the clicks may be missed, so it only counts as one single-click, and if you click too slow it will not count as a double-click but only as two single-clicks. And for either of those cases I would just expect a normal reset, resulting in a PS2 boot, whereas you need a PS1 boot.

You probably need to find the right timing for those two final clicks.
Only then will they count as a double-click, and lead to a PS1 boot.

If it really is impossible to find any way to make that work, then your modchip install was botched. Often a single wire is responsible for PS1 booting, and if that wire is not connected it will NOT show up as an error if they only test with PS2 games. So that error may not be discovered until the console owner wants to play a PS1 game.

btw, where u get those information of d chip? please tell me. .thanks before

I already did tell you

I browsed to google, and in their search entry box I entered the two words: PS2 super-7
and then I pressed the 'Enter' button. That resulted in a list of hit links and the topmost of these was the one where I found the info I posted above.

It really was that simple...
so do the same yourself...

However, since you seem unable to do it, here is the link.

Best regards: dlanor

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