Make sure to leave the cover on the chip as it isolates the chip from the board, also trim the metal wire showing so that its the same size as to the spot your soldering it. Now flip your circuit board over. Now look at the circuit board diagrams below. Model 1001 or Older Model 1001 and observe that the diagram corresponds to the upper right hand corner of the circuit board. Please note that there are basically two different Playstation boards, a 52 pin (52 pins on the chip in the upper right hand corner) board as shown in the diagram and a 80 pin board. The 80 pin board installation is EXACTLY the same as the 52 pin installation. Pin 2 is still the SECOND pin down the left hand side. Now There are 4 points to solder your wires to.
Pin 1 (red wire) of the chip goes to location 1.
Pin 5 (green wire) of the chip goes to location 5
Pin 6 (yellow wire) of the chip goes to location 6
Pin 8 (black wire) of the chip goes to location 8
Now all we have to do is solder the wires to the system board. **Trim the wires, make the pre stripped end smaller in length then the location your soldering to on the board. Now add a small amount of solder to spots your going to be soldering to, just heat up that spot and add a SMALL amount of solder. After doing this to all spots wires will be soldered to, one at a time place each wire on top of those spots and heat them up on the board so they attach to the correct locations. That's it your done, no need to mount the chip, just make sure its flat against the board.
Reverse all the steps above to reassemble your system.
You can only wire a 1001 in 4 wire mode, stealth does not work on a 1001 model, if you want to play protected games you need to patch them or use a plugin MODCLIP with your chip!


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