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== Laser == | == Laser == | ||
=== Notes === | === Notes === | ||
* KHS-400R seems to be a rebadged Sanyo SF-HD7 with a different plastic cap to remove the "HD7" labelling present on the SF-HD7; they are completely interchangeable | * KHS-400R seems to be a rebadged Sanyo SF-HD7 with a different plastic cap to remove the "HD7" labelling present on the SF-HD7; they are completely drop-in interchangeable | ||
* KHS-400B and KHS-400C are electrically compatible, but differ in thickness of the base, making them mechanically incompatible (putting a KHS-400C in place of a KHS-400B will seem to work at first, but the flex cable will bend heavily once the laser reaches the outer area while moving) | * KHS-400B and KHS-400C are electrically compatible, but differ in thickness of the base, making them mechanically incompatible (putting a KHS-400C in place of a KHS-400B will seem to work at first, but the flex cable will bend heavily once the laser reaches the outer area while moving) | ||
* KHS-400C and KHS-400R / SF-HD7 are mechanically fully compatible, but require different calibration data for [[MechaCon]] | * KHS-400C and KHS-400R / SF-HD7 are mechanically fully compatible, but require different calibration data for [[MechaCon]] | ||
* There are 2 different lens assemblies for KHS-400B, which require different calibration data for MechaCon: T487 (white ring around lens) and T609K (yellow ring around lens). Some early T609K have a white ring around the lens. These lasers have a violet marking at the adjustment screw. | * There are 2 different lens assemblies for KHS-400B, which require different calibration data for MechaCon: T487 (white ring around lens) and T609K (yellow ring around lens). Some early T609K have a white ring around the lens. These lasers have a violet marking at the adjustment screw. | ||
* KHS-400B (with T487 lens assembly) can fully replace KHS-400A, but not vice versa (mechanical reasons). KHS-400B with T609K can also be used, but requires different calibration data for MechaCon. | * KHS-400B (with T487 lens assembly) can fully drop-in replace KHS-400A, but not vice versa (mechanical reasons). KHS-400B with T609K lens assembly can also be used, but requires different calibration data for MechaCon. | ||
* PSX consoles always have 2 lasers: One KHS-400C (for PS2 games only) and KWS-200A (XPD-001 motherboard) or SF-DB11 (XPD-005 motherboard). Every disc will first be detected by the KWS-200A / SF-DB11, so if this laser is broken, the console also won't read PS2 games, since the KHS-400C only becomes active once a PS2 game has been detected | * PSX consoles always have 2 lasers: One KHS-400C (for PS2 games only) and KWS-200A (XPD-001 motherboard) or SF-DB11 (XPD-005 motherboard). Every disc will first be detected by the KWS-200A / SF-DB11, so if this laser is broken, the console also won't read PS2 games, since the KHS-400C only becomes active once a PS2 game has been detected | ||
* The drive mechanisms of earlier and later PSX consoles are completely different (except the KHS-400C), so you can't replace a KWS-200A with a SF-DB11 (same goes for vice versa) | * The drive mechanisms of earlier and later PSX consoles are completely different (except the KHS-400C), so you can't replace a KWS-200A with a SF-DB11 (same goes for vice versa) | ||
Revision as of 17:45, 14 October 2021
Overview
Mechanics
Electronics
Laser
Notes
- KHS-400R seems to be a rebadged Sanyo SF-HD7 with a different plastic cap to remove the "HD7" labelling present on the SF-HD7; they are completely drop-in interchangeable
- KHS-400B and KHS-400C are electrically compatible, but differ in thickness of the base, making them mechanically incompatible (putting a KHS-400C in place of a KHS-400B will seem to work at first, but the flex cable will bend heavily once the laser reaches the outer area while moving)
- KHS-400C and KHS-400R / SF-HD7 are mechanically fully compatible, but require different calibration data for MechaCon
- There are 2 different lens assemblies for KHS-400B, which require different calibration data for MechaCon: T487 (white ring around lens) and T609K (yellow ring around lens). Some early T609K have a white ring around the lens. These lasers have a violet marking at the adjustment screw.
- KHS-400B (with T487 lens assembly) can fully drop-in replace KHS-400A, but not vice versa (mechanical reasons). KHS-400B with T609K lens assembly can also be used, but requires different calibration data for MechaCon.
- PSX consoles always have 2 lasers: One KHS-400C (for PS2 games only) and KWS-200A (XPD-001 motherboard) or SF-DB11 (XPD-005 motherboard). Every disc will first be detected by the KWS-200A / SF-DB11, so if this laser is broken, the console also won't read PS2 games, since the KHS-400C only becomes active once a PS2 game has been detected
- The drive mechanisms of earlier and later PSX consoles are completely different (except the KHS-400C), so you can't replace a KWS-200A with a SF-DB11 (same goes for vice versa)
Laser types
Sony
- KHS-400A
- KHS-400B
- with T487 lens assembly
- with T609K lens assembly
- KHS-400C
- KHS-400R
- KWS-200A (DVR/DVD-burning laser in earlier PSX consoles)
- KHM-430
- KHM-430C
Sanyo
- SF-HD7
- SF-DB11 (DVR/DVD-burning laser in later PSX consoles)
Mitsumi
- PVR-702W (used in J-chassis SCPH-5000X fat PS2)
- PVR-802W
NEC (?)
- SPU-3170
third party replacements/clones
- KHS-400W (replaces KHS-400C)
- KHS-400H (replaces KHS-400R and SF-HD7)