Introduction
This tutorial will guide you through the installation of the "Delta PSNee QSB" chip in your PlayStation console.

Features

The Delta PSNee QSB has several advantages.
Here are some advantages offered by the “Delta PSNee QSB” modchip:
- Easy, quick and wireless installation
- No need wiring diagram
- Stealth chip, undetectable by games protected against the installation of modchips (Ex: Dino Crisis JAP)
- Allows you to play imported games*
- Allows you to read Backup CD-Rs
- Latest generation chip
- Delta PSNee custom code based on OpenSource code and approved "PSNee": https://github.com/kalymos/PSNee
- 7 different QSB versions to cover ALL PlayStation FAT motherboard revisions.
- Compatible with all PlayStation FAT versions:

PAL	NTSC U/C	NTSC J	NTSC J (ASIA)
SCPH-1002 SCPH-5502 SCPH-5552 SCPH-7002 SCPH-7502 SCPH-9002	SCPH-1001 SCPH-5001 SCPH-5501 SCPH-7001 SCPH-7501 SCPH-9001	SCPH-1000 SCPH-3000 SCPH-3500 SCPH-5000 SCPH-5500 SCPH-7000 SCPH-7000W SCPH-7500 SCPH-9000	SCPH-5503 SCPH-7003 SCPH-7503 SCPH-9003

*JAP consoles from the SCPH-3000 series have additional security.
To bypass this protection and play imported games, you will need to install a Delta PSNee QSB and follow this tutorial:
CD Boot "ImportPlayer Light - JAP"

Level

Material

• Modchip Delta PSNee :
  Delta Store >>
  >> or eBay (more expensive)
• A Phillips screwdriver
• A soldering iron
• Tin

 

Tutorial

1 - Identifying your PlayStation console

First, find the label on the bottom of your PlayStation console.
On this label, locate the model of your PlayStation:

In this example, the model is "SCPH-7502"
Although this reference gives us important information, we need to verify the motherboard revision accurately.
To do this, we will need to access the motherboard of your console.

WARINING !
To avoid any electrical risk, please unplug all connector from your console, press the "Power" button and leave it aside for approximately 2 hours, until the capacitors completely discharge!

Discover all the disassembly videos on the Delta forum:

3 - Identifying your PlayStation motherboard

Please identify your motherboard using the following photos:

PU-7 PU-7 // 1-655-322-11 PU-7 // 1-655-322-13 PU-7 // 1-655-322-13A PU-7 // 1-655-322-14 PU-7 // 1-655-322-14A PU-7 // 1-655-322-15 PU-7 // 1-655-322-16

PU-8 EARLY PU-8 // 1-658-467-11 PU-8 // 1-658-467-12 PU-8 // 1-658-467-13

PU-8 LATE PU-8 // 1-658-467-21 PU-8 // 1-658-467-22 PU-8 // 1-658-467-23 PU-8 // 1-658-467-41 PU-8 // 1-658-467-42

PU-18 PU-18 // 1-664-537-11 PU-18 // 1-664-537-21 PU-18 // 1-664-537-31 PU-18 // 1-664-537-41 PU-18 // 1-664-537-52 PU-18 // 1-664-537-62 PU-18 // 1-664-537-72 PU-18 // 1-664-537-82

PU-20 PU-20 // 1-668-413-12 PU-20 // 1-668-413-22 PU-20 // 1-668-413-32 PU-20 // 1-668-413-42

PU-22 PU-22 // 1-671-858-11 PU-22 // 1-671-858-12 PU-22 // 1-671-858-21 PU-22 // 1-671-858-22 PU-22 // 1-671-858-32

PU-23 PU-23 // 1-674-987-11 PU-23 // 1-674-987-21 PU-23 // 1-674-987-31 PU-23 // 1-674-987-41 PU-23 // 1-674-987-51

4 - Installation of the “Delta PSNee QSB”

Mainboard PU-7


Mainboard PU-8 EARLY


Mainboard PU-8 LATE


Mainboard PU-18


Mainboard PU-20


Mainboard PU-22


Mainboard PU-23
*The top point must be scraped and tinned before installing the Delta PSNee QSB

5 -Bonus : Vidéo tutorial "Delta PSNee QSB"