Start it up. If you have a game in, it should start. Otherwise, it will load the main menu. If it's your first time using the PSP, it may ask you for time and date settings, among other things. Make a choice between old, new, and custom firmwares. Firmware is the version of the software that makes your PSP tick.
Every once in a while, Sony issues a new firmware with better features. There are also these things called homebrew games. These games were made by using flaws in the old firmware that allows unsigned code a.
Homebrew games cannot be played on newest version of the firmware. Besides homebrew, old PSP firmwares can also run emulators for other game systems. There is another option as well, which is custom firmware. Custom firmware is the "hacked" version of the newer firmware. Getting custom firmware onto your PSP can be a dangerous process, as messing up the upgrading process results in a "bricked" PSP.
The best version for Homebrew or custom firmware is anything below 2. You can downgrade very easily if you're using firmware below 2. Although, many games require that you have an up to date firmware. If you have 2. If you have 3. But if you update to latest firmware you have to wait for many months for homebrew to become playable on your PSP.
Updating to custom firmware should not be done lightly, but with some research, is quite easy. Connect to the internet wireless network and Wi-Fi required. To do that, go to 'Settings'. Scroll down and click 'Network Settings'. You will see two choices: Ad Hoc mode and Infrastructure Mode. Choose 'Infrastructure Mode'. Create a new connection. You can name it whatever you want, but if you have firmware 2.
Make sure that your WLAN switch is on. WLAN Switch looks exactly like on-off switch. It is located left where the direction controls are, under the analog stick and above your Memory Stick Duo. So, scan for the networks. If you have a wireless network, PSP should be able to detect it. So, choose your wireless network. If it doesn't display any results, move closer to the access point modem, antenna, or whatever.
If you don't have any security settings, pick 'none'. Address setting should be 'easy'. Connection name can be whatever you want it to be, doesn't matter. Finally, you can press X to save settings.
After save is completed, click on 'Test Connection'. Usually, PSP will connect to access point, obtain IP address and display the status of the connection. In some cases, you will receive "A connection error has occurred. Connection with access point cannot be established".
In this case, your network's firewall might be blocking the PSP. If you don't have a security password, do not turn the firewall off. Just, type in your IP address into your browser. You should get a setup screen, depending on your internet service provider. Different ISPs use different setup menus. Try to find settings, or utilities, or utility settings, or anything that can mean the same thing.
After a little while, you will be able to find the exceptions list. Enter PSP's Mac address to allow an exception. It should be in there. Get some videos on your PSP. Filenames do not matter. If you make a folder inside of a subfolder, PSP will ignore it. If you are using firmware that's bellow 3. Inside of ANV01 folder, you will paste your videos.
Videos should be in MP4 format. Here, the filename does matter. Get Music on your PSP. If you have firmware 2. PSP will not recognize a folder inside of a subfolder. In fact, if you have firmware that's older then 2.
You can rip MP3s using the Realplayer. Get Images on your PSP. If you have a firmware 3. Drag images to that folder. If you have a firmware that's older then 2. Use the Internet Browser.
You can open up internet by going to the 'network' and clicking on 'Internet Browser'. You are now connected to World Wide Web. If you want page to fit on your PSP screen, click Triangle button and go to display mode in the view menu. You will find three display modes: Normal, Just fit and Smart fit. Your game ROM iso, cso, etc. Yes No. Not Helpful 3 Helpful Press the PlayStation logo and click yes. Not Helpful 2 Helpful 7. Remove the battery pack and put it back in.
If you were playing a game, it should continue from the point where you were. Page 23 The playback of content is restricted using a combination The parental control level on the system can be turned off of the parental control levels of both the PSP system and or set to one of 11 levels. The default setting is [9]. It is recommended without first updating the PSP system software. Page 25 Internet. For detailed instructions, visit eu. Media Go download mediago.
Details are found within the contact the USB device. In If this happens, copy any data you want to keep on Follow the on-screen instructions to set the time and date. Note that if you restore default settings, settings you have adjusted for options other than the system password will also be cleared.
This will help prevent Page 36 For best results, follow these guidelines: If, for any reason, software or data loss or corruption occurs, it is usually not possible to recover the software or data. Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. RSA Security Inc. For details on RSS 2. Page 39 Copyright and trademarks All rights reserved. This manual is also suitable for: Psp-e Playstation portable. Print page 1 Print document 40 pages. Rename the bookmark.
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