<![CDATA[General Gaming Discussion - PlayStation Portable]]> https://cellyforum.com/ Thu, 10 Sep 2026 14:19:33 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[Best PSP games?]]> https://cellyforum.com/showthread.php?tid=799 Sun, 27 Nov 2011 01:08:28 +0100 newwells_19]]> https://cellyforum.com/showthread.php?tid=799 <![CDATA[Preparation before you start dsimantling your PSP]]> https://cellyforum.com/showthread.php?tid=721 Wed, 23 Nov 2011 19:23:43 +0100 mksmns1126]]> https://cellyforum.com/showthread.php?tid=721 Preparation before you start dsimantling your PSP

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Tools
It is recommended that you prepare the following tools. You may not have to use them all, but everything can go much more smoothly with these tools available:

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-Paper and pen for taking note on screw placement

-Small flat head screwdriver

-Small Phillips head screwdriver

-Needle nose pliers (good for picking up dropped tiny screws)

-Flat and clean white surface (easier to see small parts)

-Digital camera for documentation, it would be helpful when you have trouble reassembling your PSP.



Preparation
You also have to make these preparation:

-Remove the battery when instructed and leave it out when taking apart the PSP. In addition, do not attempt to plug in any power source to the PSP until it is fully reassembled. You can easily fry critical parts of PSP.

-Use extreme care when releasing circuit strip/ribbon catches, since they can easily break.

-Do not drink or eat around the open PSP. A shower of cola on your dismantled PSP would be a kiss of death.

-Do this in a quiet area. There is nothing like a hyper-naughty kid, slobbering pet, or three-foot drop to turn your PSP into a $250 paperweight.

-Be careful how much dust is in the air. Since your PSP will be apart, it is easy for that dust to cause problems at a later date if it takes up residence inside the device.]]> Preparation before you start dsimantling your PSP

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Tools
It is recommended that you prepare the following tools. You may not have to use them all, but everything can go much more smoothly with these tools available:

[Image: 29be2cee80.jpg]

-Paper and pen for taking note on screw placement

-Small flat head screwdriver

-Small Phillips head screwdriver

-Needle nose pliers (good for picking up dropped tiny screws)

-Flat and clean white surface (easier to see small parts)

-Digital camera for documentation, it would be helpful when you have trouble reassembling your PSP.



Preparation
You also have to make these preparation:

-Remove the battery when instructed and leave it out when taking apart the PSP. In addition, do not attempt to plug in any power source to the PSP until it is fully reassembled. You can easily fry critical parts of PSP.

-Use extreme care when releasing circuit strip/ribbon catches, since they can easily break.

-Do not drink or eat around the open PSP. A shower of cola on your dismantled PSP would be a kiss of death.

-Do this in a quiet area. There is nothing like a hyper-naughty kid, slobbering pet, or three-foot drop to turn your PSP into a $250 paperweight.

-Be careful how much dust is in the air. Since your PSP will be apart, it is easy for that dust to cause problems at a later date if it takes up residence inside the device.]]> <![CDATA[How to remove the top of PSP?]]> https://cellyforum.com/showthread.php?tid=720 Wed, 23 Nov 2011 19:19:45 +0100 mksmns1126]]> https://cellyforum.com/showthread.php?tid=720 How to remove the top of PSP?

Prior to beginning, place your PSP and all tools on a clean and clear surface. I recommend you have some sort of mat to provide some comfort for your PSP while its internals are removed. Next, create a few sketches of your PSP on the piece of paper, in order to track where the screws go when trying to put the PSP back together again.

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Here's how to take the top off:

1. Remove the battery cover and remove the battery.

2. Take out the Memory Stick.

3. Remove the black screw (1) from the upper-right quadrant

4. Remove the black screw (2) from the lower-right quadrant.

5. Remove the warranty seal from inside the battery cavity (yup, you've just voided the warranty).

6. Remove the black screw (3) from the upper-left quadrant (battery cavity).

7. Remove the black screw (4) from the lower-left quadrant (battery cavity).

8. Remove the silver screw (5) from the battery cavity.

9. Remove the silver screw (6) from the battery cavity.

10. Remove the silver screw (7) from bottom side of PSP.

11. Turn the PSP over and slowly lift the top shell off.]]> How to remove the top of PSP?

Prior to beginning, place your PSP and all tools on a clean and clear surface. I recommend you have some sort of mat to provide some comfort for your PSP while its internals are removed. Next, create a few sketches of your PSP on the piece of paper, in order to track where the screws go when trying to put the PSP back together again.

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Here's how to take the top off:

1. Remove the battery cover and remove the battery.

2. Take out the Memory Stick.

3. Remove the black screw (1) from the upper-right quadrant

4. Remove the black screw (2) from the lower-right quadrant.

5. Remove the warranty seal from inside the battery cavity (yup, you've just voided the warranty).

6. Remove the black screw (3) from the upper-left quadrant (battery cavity).

7. Remove the black screw (4) from the lower-left quadrant (battery cavity).

8. Remove the silver screw (5) from the battery cavity.

9. Remove the silver screw (6) from the battery cavity.

10. Remove the silver screw (7) from bottom side of PSP.

11. Turn the PSP over and slowly lift the top shell off.]]> <![CDATA[How to remove the LCD?]]> https://cellyforum.com/showthread.php?tid=719 Wed, 23 Nov 2011 19:17:07 +0100 mksmns1126]]> https://cellyforum.com/showthread.php?tid=719 How to remove the LCD?


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The next step is to remove the LCD from the PSP. Be careful, as this is arguably the key component to your device and almost certainly the most expensive to replace. A scratch or too much pressure could cause serious problems.


1. Carefully pry the catch off the left side of the lower button circuit strip with a small flat head screwdriver.

2. Lift the button bar assembly off the PSP.

3. Carefully release the catch to the circuit strip that connects the bar to the PSP. This is accomplished by using a small flat head screw driver to lift the brown catch up, which allows the circuit strip to slide free of the catch.

5. The LCD is held in place by four bevel catches to keep the LCD screen in a metal LCD tray. Carefully slide a flat head screwdriver between the LCD screen and the tray at the top-left corner and lift the LCD screen out of the tray. Once it has freed the catch, do the same on the lower-left side of the LCD tray. Once this side is free, slowly lift the LCD screen up a few millimeters out of the tray and then lift only the top of the LCD screen. There are two circuit strips behind the LCD that need to be removed before taking out the LCD.

6.Lift the left (smaller) catch from the top to release the circuit strip.

7. Lift the right (larger) catch from the bottom to release the larger strip.


Getting a feeling when releasing the catches takes a little practice. You must not break off the plastic catches or break a circuit in the connector.
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The next step is to remove the LCD from the PSP. Be careful, as this is arguably the key component to your device and almost certainly the most expensive to replace. A scratch or too much pressure could cause serious problems.


1. Carefully pry the catch off the left side of the lower button circuit strip with a small flat head screwdriver.

2. Lift the button bar assembly off the PSP.

3. Carefully release the catch to the circuit strip that connects the bar to the PSP. This is accomplished by using a small flat head screw driver to lift the brown catch up, which allows the circuit strip to slide free of the catch.

5. The LCD is held in place by four bevel catches to keep the LCD screen in a metal LCD tray. Carefully slide a flat head screwdriver between the LCD screen and the tray at the top-left corner and lift the LCD screen out of the tray. Once it has freed the catch, do the same on the lower-left side of the LCD tray. Once this side is free, slowly lift the LCD screen up a few millimeters out of the tray and then lift only the top of the LCD screen. There are two circuit strips behind the LCD that need to be removed before taking out the LCD.

6.Lift the left (smaller) catch from the top to release the circuit strip.

7. Lift the right (larger) catch from the bottom to release the larger strip.


Getting a feeling when releasing the catches takes a little practice. You must not break off the plastic catches or break a circuit in the connector.
]]> <![CDATA[How to remove the LCD Tray?]]> https://cellyforum.com/showthread.php?tid=718 Wed, 23 Nov 2011 19:11:24 +0100 mksmns1126]]> https://cellyforum.com/showthread.php?tid=718 How to remove the LCD Tray?

The most important part of this stage is that you carefully record where each screw goes. Since most of the screws are different sizes, it would be easy to mix them up. Picture below illustrates where each of the screws is located.

Be careful not to strip the screws. It is better to apply pressure to ensure the screwdriver head does not slip than it is to strip the screw.

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Here's how to remove the LCD tray:

1.Remove the silver screw (8) from top right of tray.

2.Remove the two silver screws (9 & 10) from the top left of the tray.

3.Remove the two silver screws (11 & 13) and one black screw (12) from the lower left of the tray.

4.Eject the UMD disk tray.

5.Lift the tray from the bottom of the PSP and slowly wiggle it loose from the UMD catch at the top of the PSP.]]> How to remove the LCD Tray?

The most important part of this stage is that you carefully record where each screw goes. Since most of the screws are different sizes, it would be easy to mix them up. Picture below illustrates where each of the screws is located.

Be careful not to strip the screws. It is better to apply pressure to ensure the screwdriver head does not slip than it is to strip the screw.

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Here's how to remove the LCD tray:

1.Remove the silver screw (8) from top right of tray.

2.Remove the two silver screws (9 & 10) from the top left of the tray.

3.Remove the two silver screws (11 & 13) and one black screw (12) from the lower left of the tray.

4.Eject the UMD disk tray.

5.Lift the tray from the bottom of the PSP and slowly wiggle it loose from the UMD catch at the top of the PSP.]]> <![CDATA[How to remove PSP mainboard?]]> https://cellyforum.com/showthread.php?tid=717 Wed, 23 Nov 2011 19:07:28 +0100 mksmns1126]]> https://cellyforum.com/showthread.php?tid=717 How to remove PSP mainboard?

This part of the disassembly process is the most difficult. The main board is connected via screws, a USB connector, and a circuit connector hidden under the board. In addition, there are wires at the lower end of the board that connect to the speakers and components under the board. You do not have to remove these to get under the board if you simply flip the circuit board over onto its top when it is removed.

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To remove the main circuit board:

1.Unlatch the right controller circuit strip and the UMD drive circuit strip.

2.The controller lifts from the bottom, and the UMD catch requires slight pressure from the left against the black plastic arms.

3.Remove screw 14 from the top right of the circuit board.

4.Remove screw 15 from the left side of the left controller.

5.On the top right of the main circuit board, carefully remove the power connector (white with black wires). This will require you lift the board first before disconnecting the white plastic socket.

6.On the lower side of the left controller, pry up the circuit board over the catch and lift the controller over the top of the PSP.

7.Peel back the tape holding the black power wire and lift the antenna off the main circuit strip, disentangling it from the tape and the right controller.

8.Slowly lift the circuit board up off the PSP by slipping out the USB connector from the top plastic shell, then raising the top of the board and flipping it over the bottom of the PSP. You will need to apply pressure and pry the board off a hidden connector that keeps the board connected to components deeper inside the PSP.

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Chip 1

CXD2962GG

©2004SCEI

507D10E

641711


Chip 2

CSD1876

©2004SCEI-102GG

504A99E

278491


Chip 3

SAMSUNG 501

K5E565H8CM-D060


Chip 4

SC901583EP

MXAEA0423


Chip 5

MB44C001

0505 M51
]]> How to remove PSP mainboard?

This part of the disassembly process is the most difficult. The main board is connected via screws, a USB connector, and a circuit connector hidden under the board. In addition, there are wires at the lower end of the board that connect to the speakers and components under the board. You do not have to remove these to get under the board if you simply flip the circuit board over onto its top when it is removed.

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To remove the main circuit board:

1.Unlatch the right controller circuit strip and the UMD drive circuit strip.

2.The controller lifts from the bottom, and the UMD catch requires slight pressure from the left against the black plastic arms.

3.Remove screw 14 from the top right of the circuit board.

4.Remove screw 15 from the left side of the left controller.

5.On the top right of the main circuit board, carefully remove the power connector (white with black wires). This will require you lift the board first before disconnecting the white plastic socket.

6.On the lower side of the left controller, pry up the circuit board over the catch and lift the controller over the top of the PSP.

7.Peel back the tape holding the black power wire and lift the antenna off the main circuit strip, disentangling it from the tape and the right controller.

8.Slowly lift the circuit board up off the PSP by slipping out the USB connector from the top plastic shell, then raising the top of the board and flipping it over the bottom of the PSP. You will need to apply pressure and pry the board off a hidden connector that keeps the board connected to components deeper inside the PSP.

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Quote:
Chip 1

CXD2962GG

©2004SCEI

507D10E

641711


Chip 2

CSD1876

©2004SCEI-102GG

504A99E

278491


Chip 3

SAMSUNG 501

K5E565H8CM-D060


Chip 4

SC901583EP

MXAEA0423


Chip 5

MB44C001

0505 M51
]]> <![CDATA[How to remove network card from your PSP?]]> https://cellyforum.com/showthread.php?tid=716 Wed, 23 Nov 2011 19:01:50 +0100 mksmns1126]]> https://cellyforum.com/showthread.php?tid=716 How to remove network card from your PSP?

The following requires you to remove several components before you actually get the network card board (SWU-BXJ154N). This part of the removal is layered, so be sure to follow the instructions. Figure 1 highlights the significant pieces and Figure 2 provides a shot of the network card with antenna and wire.

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To remove the network card:

1.Remove the silver screw (16) from the top left of the PSP, holding the silver tray onto the device.

2.Remove the silver screw (17) from the bottom left of the PSP, holding a black plastic supporter.

3.Remove the silver screw (18) from the left of the PSP, holding the black plastic supporter.

4.Lift the black plastic piece out and then remove the silver grounding tray.

5.Lift the network/Memory Stick combo circuit board out of the PSP shell.

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]]> How to remove network card from your PSP?

The following requires you to remove several components before you actually get the network card board (SWU-BXJ154N). This part of the removal is layered, so be sure to follow the instructions. Figure 1 highlights the significant pieces and Figure 2 provides a shot of the network card with antenna and wire.

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To remove the network card:

1.Remove the silver screw (16) from the top left of the PSP, holding the silver tray onto the device.

2.Remove the silver screw (17) from the bottom left of the PSP, holding a black plastic supporter.

3.Remove the silver screw (18) from the left of the PSP, holding the black plastic supporter.

4.Lift the black plastic piece out and then remove the silver grounding tray.

5.Lift the network/Memory Stick combo circuit board out of the PSP shell.

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]]> <![CDATA[How to reinstall network card?]]> https://cellyforum.com/showthread.php?tid=715 Wed, 23 Nov 2011 18:57:48 +0100 mksmns1126]]> https://cellyforum.com/showthread.php?tid=715 How to reinstall network card?

This step is fairly simple, with the only tricky part being the correct insertion of the WNIC (wireless network interface card)/Memory Stick circuit board. Be sure to take advantage of the many guide pins included in the PSP to ensure that you insert this component, and others, correctly.

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To install the network card:

1.Insert the small circuit board, wireless network card side down, into the PSP by placing the bottom of the circuit board in first at an angle. Be sure that the wireless antenna is wrapped around the side of the board.

2.Lay the metal grounding separator in, with the long end at the top. Align the guidance pins and the circuit socket to be sure the separator is in the correct location.

3.Place the black plastic supporting piece on top of the WNIC, ensuring that both the top and bottom guide pins slip through their respective holes. Be careful to not break the wireless on/off switch as you insert the black plastic piece. You will probably have to move the switch into the On position for easiest installation.

4.Insert screws 16, 17, and 18.

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]]> How to reinstall network card?

This step is fairly simple, with the only tricky part being the correct insertion of the WNIC (wireless network interface card)/Memory Stick circuit board. Be sure to take advantage of the many guide pins included in the PSP to ensure that you insert this component, and others, correctly.

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To install the network card:

1.Insert the small circuit board, wireless network card side down, into the PSP by placing the bottom of the circuit board in first at an angle. Be sure that the wireless antenna is wrapped around the side of the board.

2.Lay the metal grounding separator in, with the long end at the top. Align the guidance pins and the circuit socket to be sure the separator is in the correct location.

3.Place the black plastic supporting piece on top of the WNIC, ensuring that both the top and bottom guide pins slip through their respective holes. Be careful to not break the wireless on/off switch as you insert the black plastic piece. You will probably have to move the switch into the On position for easiest installation.

4.Insert screws 16, 17, and 18.

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]]> <![CDATA[Installing the Main Circuit Board]]> https://cellyforum.com/showthread.php?tid=714 Wed, 23 Nov 2011 18:50:34 +0100 mksmns1126]]> https://cellyforum.com/showthread.php?tid=714 Installing the Main Circuit Board

This post is about the hardest part of reassembling the PSP. It can be a bit tedious to ensure that you have the board seated correctly, but patience is necessary. Pay attention to the critical areas highlighted in picture below:

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To install the main circuit board:

1.Place the main circuit board in roughly the correct location.

2.Carefully bend out the top of the PSP plastic case and slip the USB connector into its corresponding hole.

3.Line up the screw holes and apply a slight but firm pressure about one inch in from the left side of the circuit board. This is to seat the connector on the other side of the board into the smaller circuit board that holds the WNIC and Memory Stick components.

4.Run the antenna wire across the circuit board and install the wireless antenna. Once the antenna is properly seated, install the antenna wire correctly, ensuring it is held in place by the black fuzzy tape, and that it is threaded through the channel on the right side of the PSP.

5.Line up and insert screw 15 to install the left controller. If you removed the left controller completely from the PSP, be sure to connect the circuit ribbon.

6.Insert screw 14 in top-right hole of the main circuit board.

7.Connect the white power connector to the PSP circuit board, using the fuzzy tape to hold the wires onto the board.

8.Lay the right controller on top of the antenna and snap it into place, paying attention to the catch on the lower side of the controller circuit.

9.Connect the right controller strip by sliding the ribbon into the catch. It will slip under the tiny silver guides on each side of the catch. Finally, flip the brown movable part of the catch down into place.

10.Slip the UMD drive circuit ribbon into its catch. Be sure that the black part of the catch is in its Out position. Otherwise the ribbon will not insert into the catch. Once it is lined up in the catch, apply pressure to both sides of the black catch to seal the connection.]]> Installing the Main Circuit Board

This post is about the hardest part of reassembling the PSP. It can be a bit tedious to ensure that you have the board seated correctly, but patience is necessary. Pay attention to the critical areas highlighted in picture below:

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To install the main circuit board:

1.Place the main circuit board in roughly the correct location.

2.Carefully bend out the top of the PSP plastic case and slip the USB connector into its corresponding hole.

3.Line up the screw holes and apply a slight but firm pressure about one inch in from the left side of the circuit board. This is to seat the connector on the other side of the board into the smaller circuit board that holds the WNIC and Memory Stick components.

4.Run the antenna wire across the circuit board and install the wireless antenna. Once the antenna is properly seated, install the antenna wire correctly, ensuring it is held in place by the black fuzzy tape, and that it is threaded through the channel on the right side of the PSP.

5.Line up and insert screw 15 to install the left controller. If you removed the left controller completely from the PSP, be sure to connect the circuit ribbon.

6.Insert screw 14 in top-right hole of the main circuit board.

7.Connect the white power connector to the PSP circuit board, using the fuzzy tape to hold the wires onto the board.

8.Lay the right controller on top of the antenna and snap it into place, paying attention to the catch on the lower side of the controller circuit.

9.Connect the right controller strip by sliding the ribbon into the catch. It will slip under the tiny silver guides on each side of the catch. Finally, flip the brown movable part of the catch down into place.

10.Slip the UMD drive circuit ribbon into its catch. Be sure that the black part of the catch is in its Out position. Otherwise the ribbon will not insert into the catch. Once it is lined up in the catch, apply pressure to both sides of the black catch to seal the connection.]]> <![CDATA[How to reinstall the LCD?]]> https://cellyforum.com/showthread.php?tid=713 Wed, 23 Nov 2011 18:47:29 +0100 mksmns1126]]> https://cellyforum.com/showthread.php?tid=713 How to reinstall the LCD?

You are nearly there. The trickiest part of this step is to be sure that the LCD backlight power strip (the small one) is properly seated. You will note two small extensions on the sides of the strip near the end. These will come in handy when you attempt to seat the connector. Figures below highlight the areas you will be working with when reinstalling the LCD.

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To reinstall the LCD:
Lay the LCD tray into place. Do this slowly and carefully, since the wrong position can cause problems. The top of the tray should slip behind the USB connector. The bottom of the tray has a screw mount that slides under/behind the black PSP shell. Finally, the left side of the tray merges with the left controller. Once it is in place, shut the UMD tray. If it clicks smoothly shut, the tray is probably installed correctly.
Insert and tighten screws 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, and 13.
Flip the LCD over on its back, slide the large and small circuit ribbons into their respective slots, and close the catch. Start with the large ribbon first, and then do the small ribbon. Use the little wings on the small ribbon to guide it into the catch.
Flip the LCD over and carefully insert it into the tray. Start with the right side, and then apply light but firm pressure on the left side to click the LCD into place.




]]> How to reinstall the LCD?

You are nearly there. The trickiest part of this step is to be sure that the LCD backlight power strip (the small one) is properly seated. You will note two small extensions on the sides of the strip near the end. These will come in handy when you attempt to seat the connector. Figures below highlight the areas you will be working with when reinstalling the LCD.

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To reinstall the LCD:
Lay the LCD tray into place. Do this slowly and carefully, since the wrong position can cause problems. The top of the tray should slip behind the USB connector. The bottom of the tray has a screw mount that slides under/behind the black PSP shell. Finally, the left side of the tray merges with the left controller. Once it is in place, shut the UMD tray. If it clicks smoothly shut, the tray is probably installed correctly.
Insert and tighten screws 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, and 13.
Flip the LCD over on its back, slide the large and small circuit ribbons into their respective slots, and close the catch. Start with the large ribbon first, and then do the small ribbon. Use the little wings on the small ribbon to guide it into the catch.
Flip the LCD over and carefully insert it into the tray. Start with the right side, and then apply light but firm pressure on the left side to click the LCD into place.




]]> <![CDATA[How to Put the Buttons and Shell into Place?]]> https://cellyforum.com/showthread.php?tid=712 Wed, 23 Nov 2011 18:42:54 +0100 mksmns1126]]> https://cellyforum.com/showthread.php?tid=712 How to Put the Buttons and Shell into Place?

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You're almost there! Try not to jump ahead and insert the battery just yet. Honestly, it is all downhill from here. The figure in previous post provides you with an illustration of where to insert the final screws.

Here's how to wrap things up:
If you took the left and right trigger buttons out, now is the time to put them back in.
Insert the circuit ribbon connected to the LCD buttons into its slot on the right side of the PSP.
Lay the button strip onto the LCD and click it into place.
Carefully clean off any smudges on the LCD using a soft cloth.
Lay the PSP top onto the device and apply pressure to snap it into place. Be sure that the bottom button strip lines up.
Flip the PSP over onto its back and insert screws 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7.
Finally, insert the Memory Stick and battery/cover back into the PSP.]]> How to Put the Buttons and Shell into Place?

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You're almost there! Try not to jump ahead and insert the battery just yet. Honestly, it is all downhill from here. The figure in previous post provides you with an illustration of where to insert the final screws.

Here's how to wrap things up:
If you took the left and right trigger buttons out, now is the time to put them back in.
Insert the circuit ribbon connected to the LCD buttons into its slot on the right side of the PSP.
Lay the button strip onto the LCD and click it into place.
Carefully clean off any smudges on the LCD using a soft cloth.
Lay the PSP top onto the device and apply pressure to snap it into place. Be sure that the bottom button strip lines up.
Flip the PSP over onto its back and insert screws 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7.
Finally, insert the Memory Stick and battery/cover back into the PSP.]]> <![CDATA["GOD EATER 2 (God Eater 2) (tentative)" close to the latest series of new characters!]]> https://cellyforum.com/showthread.php?tid=711 Wed, 23 Nov 2011 17:51:35 +0100 mksmns1126]]> https://cellyforum.com/showthread.php?tid=711 The new unit "Blood"

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Set in the world after three years of previous work, engaged in hunting at high-speed "(God Eater 2) (working title). " This time, more new characters, new enemy and fields.


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Julius Visconti
Special Forces "Blood," the young skipper. 20 yrs old. The first suitability of blood, very high fighting ability and military judgment , people combine the power of decision. Started hero very important members of the same unit

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Ciel ALENCON
Special Forces "Blood" of volunteers. 16 years. who fit the second. And has served as a bodyguard to Julius has always cared about Julius. Is usually less talkative,


New species Aragami

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a new mid-size Aragami "Ukon Basara" Was almost looked like a crocodile

CG animation

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Video images were published simultaneously with a single announce the production of this work. There are projected character changed from its predecessor taste closer to anime, CG tone had become very beautiful.

A new world is infested with the Gods

Here began the introduction of this work consists of a mission, and we discuss the evolution of the visual character of the previous work and weapons to worry about




The new element very difficult mission

in addition to the main story missions are a group of newly independent detached progress.


■ (operated by a computer character)
● player + FREE + NPC Mission Group consists of the traditional story missions
● ad hoc communication is possible cooperative play with up to four of sorties



● character also appeared in a previous work

Found that the popular characters from its predecessor appeared

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Appeared very difficult mission dedicated to the new operator

illustration of the new operator. Very difficult missions and story missions Would be in different locations ...?

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● Evolution of Gods

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● New Fields

Stage of this work, three years after previous work in the world. 変Ware degree to which the player unit, the world's threatened status of the Aragami has not changed. This time, introduce a new field which is actually where we fight God Eater. The album "City of Atonement" is also a different flavor, but the city was devastated area.


Many years ago, the field was lined with buildings used by people. Riparian and libraries, and the Botanic Gardens, it can deploy a variety of fighting in the area.

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]]> The new unit "Blood"

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Set in the world after three years of previous work, engaged in hunting at high-speed "(God Eater 2) (working title). " This time, more new characters, new enemy and fields.


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Julius Visconti
Special Forces "Blood," the young skipper. 20 yrs old. The first suitability of blood, very high fighting ability and military judgment , people combine the power of decision. Started hero very important members of the same unit

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Ciel ALENCON
Special Forces "Blood" of volunteers. 16 years. who fit the second. And has served as a bodyguard to Julius has always cared about Julius. Is usually less talkative,


New species Aragami

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a new mid-size Aragami "Ukon Basara" Was almost looked like a crocodile

CG animation

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Video images were published simultaneously with a single announce the production of this work. There are projected character changed from its predecessor taste closer to anime, CG tone had become very beautiful.

A new world is infested with the Gods

Here began the introduction of this work consists of a mission, and we discuss the evolution of the visual character of the previous work and weapons to worry about




The new element very difficult mission

in addition to the main story missions are a group of newly independent detached progress.


■ (operated by a computer character)
● player + FREE + NPC Mission Group consists of the traditional story missions
● ad hoc communication is possible cooperative play with up to four of sorties



● character also appeared in a previous work

Found that the popular characters from its predecessor appeared

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Appeared very difficult mission dedicated to the new operator

illustration of the new operator. Very difficult missions and story missions Would be in different locations ...?

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● Evolution of Gods

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● New Fields

Stage of this work, three years after previous work in the world. 変Ware degree to which the player unit, the world's threatened status of the Aragami has not changed. This time, introduce a new field which is actually where we fight God Eater. The album "City of Atonement" is also a different flavor, but the city was devastated area.


Many years ago, the field was lined with buildings used by people. Riparian and libraries, and the Botanic Gardens, it can deploy a variety of fighting in the area.

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]]> <![CDATA[.●๋•●๋•๑۩۞۩๑SONY PSP TRICKS AND TIPS๑۩۞۩๑ ●๋•●๋•]]> https://cellyforum.com/showthread.php?tid=688 Wed, 23 Nov 2011 05:17:05 +0100 mksmns1126]]> https://cellyforum.com/showthread.php?tid=688 .●๋•●๋•๑۩۞۩๑SONY PSP TRICKS AND TIPS๑۩۞۩๑ ●๋•●๋•



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Sony PSP Games Information

The PlayStation Portable (PSP) is Sony Computer Entertainment's first foray into the handheld gaming market. While the PSP is technically a multimedia device capable of playing movies and music, most consider it primarily as a mobile video-game platform.

When the PSP was first appeared in 2005, Sony faced the daunting task of competing with Nintendo, who have dominated the mobile games market since the advent of the first Game Boy. The differences between the PSP and the Nintendo DS are similar to differences between Nintendo's Wii and Sony's PlayStation 3 (PS3). Whereas the Nintendo DS has hardware that pushes innovative methods of interacting with a video game, the PSP has hardware that produces unmatched visual and audible fidelity.

The PSP hardware is powerful enough to support games that come close to the home video-game console experience. PSP games like God of War: Chains of Olympus, Tekken 6, Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker, and LittleBigPlanet look and play like games that could rival their counterparts on the PlayStation. For those who feel that these kind of big, spectacular gaming experiences are not a good match for a handheld platform that is often played in short spurts while waiting in line or on public transportation, the PSP also has a large catalog of stylish, innovative games of the type many would wrongly assume is found only on the Nintendo DS or the iPhone. Lumines, Patapon, Half-Minute Hero, and LocoRoco are all and approachable game franchises that are exclusive to the PlayStation brand.

Since launching the PSP, Sony has released several redesigns. The PSP-2000 adds a microphone port and doubled the RAM and internal storage space from 32 MB to 64 MB. The PSP-3000 adds a better screen and a built-in microphone. The PSP Go is the most drastic redesign to date, with a slide-out gamepad making it much more compact than other PSP models. It also has much more internal storage space (16 GBs), replacing the UMD drive. Rather than buying physical media at a store, the PSP Go allows players to download games directly to device's hard drive, which can be expanded with a ProDUO memory stick. The PSP is also capable of communicating with the PlayStation 3 in various ways. One of the unique ways in which both devices can work together is the Remote Play feature. Though compatible with only a limited number of games, the PSP is able to wirelessly access games that are stored on a PS3 that's connected to the Internet, allowing gamers to enjoy them when they are away from the television.
CATEGORY

1. Basic PSP Tips

3 small tips on Sony PSP

Full Technical Specifications of the PSP

How to make wireless network most secure for your older PSP versions?

How to permanently change background color?

How to connect PSP to Linux and Mac OSX?

PSP: Deleting, Copying of Files and Things to When Connecting PSP to PC

Altering the Save File pictures

PSP Firmware Versions and Why They Matter

PSP Battery Life

How to downgrade PSP firmware?

How to keep your PSP screen smudge-free?

How to clean your PSP?

How to prevent your PSP from getting dirty?

Frequent PSP Problems

What to do if your PSP cannot be turned on?

What to do if your PSP can't read the memory stick?

What to do if UMD Game/Movie Won't Load?




2. PSP Assembly and Disassembly

How to Put the Buttons and Shell into Place?

How to reinstall the LCD?

Installing the Main Circuit Board

How to reinstall network card?

How to remove network card from your PSP?

How to remove PSP mainboard?

How to remove the LCD Tray?

How to remove the LCD?

How to remove the top of PSP?

Preparation before you start dsimantling your PSP




UNDER CONSTRUCTION PLEASE WAIT FOR MY UPDATES...
Thank You!





















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[Image: ae0a30266c.jpg]

Sony PSP Games Information

The PlayStation Portable (PSP) is Sony Computer Entertainment's first foray into the handheld gaming market. While the PSP is technically a multimedia device capable of playing movies and music, most consider it primarily as a mobile video-game platform.

When the PSP was first appeared in 2005, Sony faced the daunting task of competing with Nintendo, who have dominated the mobile games market since the advent of the first Game Boy. The differences between the PSP and the Nintendo DS are similar to differences between Nintendo's Wii and Sony's PlayStation 3 (PS3). Whereas the Nintendo DS has hardware that pushes innovative methods of interacting with a video game, the PSP has hardware that produces unmatched visual and audible fidelity.

The PSP hardware is powerful enough to support games that come close to the home video-game console experience. PSP games like God of War: Chains of Olympus, Tekken 6, Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker, and LittleBigPlanet look and play like games that could rival their counterparts on the PlayStation. For those who feel that these kind of big, spectacular gaming experiences are not a good match for a handheld platform that is often played in short spurts while waiting in line or on public transportation, the PSP also has a large catalog of stylish, innovative games of the type many would wrongly assume is found only on the Nintendo DS or the iPhone. Lumines, Patapon, Half-Minute Hero, and LocoRoco are all and approachable game franchises that are exclusive to the PlayStation brand.

Since launching the PSP, Sony has released several redesigns. The PSP-2000 adds a microphone port and doubled the RAM and internal storage space from 32 MB to 64 MB. The PSP-3000 adds a better screen and a built-in microphone. The PSP Go is the most drastic redesign to date, with a slide-out gamepad making it much more compact than other PSP models. It also has much more internal storage space (16 GBs), replacing the UMD drive. Rather than buying physical media at a store, the PSP Go allows players to download games directly to device's hard drive, which can be expanded with a ProDUO memory stick. The PSP is also capable of communicating with the PlayStation 3 in various ways. One of the unique ways in which both devices can work together is the Remote Play feature. Though compatible with only a limited number of games, the PSP is able to wirelessly access games that are stored on a PS3 that's connected to the Internet, allowing gamers to enjoy them when they are away from the television.
CATEGORY

1. Basic PSP Tips

3 small tips on Sony PSP

Full Technical Specifications of the PSP

How to make wireless network most secure for your older PSP versions?

How to permanently change background color?

How to connect PSP to Linux and Mac OSX?

PSP: Deleting, Copying of Files and Things to When Connecting PSP to PC

Altering the Save File pictures

PSP Firmware Versions and Why They Matter

PSP Battery Life

How to downgrade PSP firmware?

How to keep your PSP screen smudge-free?

How to clean your PSP?

How to prevent your PSP from getting dirty?

Frequent PSP Problems

What to do if your PSP cannot be turned on?

What to do if your PSP can't read the memory stick?

What to do if UMD Game/Movie Won't Load?




2. PSP Assembly and Disassembly

How to Put the Buttons and Shell into Place?

How to reinstall the LCD?

Installing the Main Circuit Board

How to reinstall network card?

How to remove network card from your PSP?

How to remove PSP mainboard?

How to remove the LCD Tray?

How to remove the LCD?

How to remove the top of PSP?

Preparation before you start dsimantling your PSP




UNDER CONSTRUCTION PLEASE WAIT FOR MY UPDATES...
Thank You!





















]]> <![CDATA[How to Put the Buttons and Shell into Place?]]> https://cellyforum.com/showthread.php?tid=686 Wed, 23 Nov 2011 04:44:37 +0100 mksmns1126]]> https://cellyforum.com/showthread.php?tid=686 How to Put the Buttons and Shell into Place?


You're almost there! Try not to jump ahead and insert the battery just yet. Honestly, it is all downhill from here. The figure in previous post provides you with an illustration of where to insert the final screws.

Here's how to wrap things up:
If you took the left and right trigger buttons out, now is the time to put them back in.
Insert the circuit ribbon connected to the LCD buttons into its slot on the right side of the PSP.
Lay the button strip onto the LCD and click it into place.
Carefully clean off any smudges on the LCD using a soft cloth.
Lay the PSP top onto the device and apply pressure to snap it into place. Be sure that the bottom button strip lines up.
Flip the PSP over onto its back and insert screws 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7.
Finally, insert the Memory Stick and battery/cover back into the PSP.]]> How to Put the Buttons and Shell into Place?


You're almost there! Try not to jump ahead and insert the battery just yet. Honestly, it is all downhill from here. The figure in previous post provides you with an illustration of where to insert the final screws.

Here's how to wrap things up:
If you took the left and right trigger buttons out, now is the time to put them back in.
Insert the circuit ribbon connected to the LCD buttons into its slot on the right side of the PSP.
Lay the button strip onto the LCD and click it into place.
Carefully clean off any smudges on the LCD using a soft cloth.
Lay the PSP top onto the device and apply pressure to snap it into place. Be sure that the bottom button strip lines up.
Flip the PSP over onto its back and insert screws 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7.
Finally, insert the Memory Stick and battery/cover back into the PSP.]]> <![CDATA[What to do if UMD Game/Movie Won't Load?]]> https://cellyforum.com/showthread.php?tid=685 Wed, 23 Nov 2011 04:38:34 +0100 mksmns1126]]> https://cellyforum.com/showthread.php?tid=685 What to do if UMD Game/Movie Won't Load?

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This problem is the most common for PSP

1. Clean the disk
Breathe lightly on your disk, take a non-abrasive wiping cloth, clean the UMD disk just like cleaning a DVD/CD. You may also try the compressed air cans, which is available in computer/electronic store. If there are any particles or dust on the disk, try blowing these particles off. Consider using a compressed air can to blow particles from the inside of the disk; you can find these cans in any computer or electronics store. There is also UMD disk-cleaning solution available, which would clean your disk as clean as it can be.

2. Check the clear plastic cover on the disk.
If your hard UMD has been put under pressure inside a bag, the plastic cover on the top of the disk may snap loose from the frame of white plastic disc. The plastic cover will put pressure on the back of the disc, which prevent it from spinning when the UMD is placed inside the PSP. If this happens, you may hold the UMD disc on the edge of the white plastic casing, and then take your index finger and gently push up against the middle of the disk until you hear a slight clicking noise. If all goes well, you have successfully putting back the plastic lid in place and the disk will rotate correctly the next time you insert it in the PSP.

3. Is it a bad UMD?
Even after you try to clean the UMD with the cleaning solution and it is still fail to load, then the bad news is that the game or film is dead. It's time to buy the replacement.

4. Check your PSP.
If none above works, things may be worse than it should, but there is absolutely no reason to panic. The inside of your PSP may be dirty, open the tray door and shake slightly to get dirts and bits out from your PSP, it is better if you use the compressed air cans to loosen dirts inside your PSP.

Still not work? Then you need a professional repair help. Contact your local vendor.]]> What to do if UMD Game/Movie Won't Load?

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This problem is the most common for PSP

1. Clean the disk
Breathe lightly on your disk, take a non-abrasive wiping cloth, clean the UMD disk just like cleaning a DVD/CD. You may also try the compressed air cans, which is available in computer/electronic store. If there are any particles or dust on the disk, try blowing these particles off. Consider using a compressed air can to blow particles from the inside of the disk; you can find these cans in any computer or electronics store. There is also UMD disk-cleaning solution available, which would clean your disk as clean as it can be.

2. Check the clear plastic cover on the disk.
If your hard UMD has been put under pressure inside a bag, the plastic cover on the top of the disk may snap loose from the frame of white plastic disc. The plastic cover will put pressure on the back of the disc, which prevent it from spinning when the UMD is placed inside the PSP. If this happens, you may hold the UMD disc on the edge of the white plastic casing, and then take your index finger and gently push up against the middle of the disk until you hear a slight clicking noise. If all goes well, you have successfully putting back the plastic lid in place and the disk will rotate correctly the next time you insert it in the PSP.

3. Is it a bad UMD?
Even after you try to clean the UMD with the cleaning solution and it is still fail to load, then the bad news is that the game or film is dead. It's time to buy the replacement.

4. Check your PSP.
If none above works, things may be worse than it should, but there is absolutely no reason to panic. The inside of your PSP may be dirty, open the tray door and shake slightly to get dirts and bits out from your PSP, it is better if you use the compressed air cans to loosen dirts inside your PSP.

Still not work? Then you need a professional repair help. Contact your local vendor.]]>