Sony Psp Serial Number Check

Here are the Sony PSP model numbers. The PSP model number can be broken up into a prefix and suffix, of which together they make an official PSP model number. For example, a Japanese launch model PSP would have a serial number of PSP-1000, and the United States launch model would be PSP-1001. The PSP series full number (2000/2001/20002/etc) just as seen in both pictures (2001 black PSP Slim, & 2000 White PSP Slim) Those have nothing to do with whether the PSP is Crackable or not, it’s just an indication of the region of the PSP. & Here’s the list: 2000- Japan 2001- United States (American) 2002- Australia/New Zealand 2003.

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How to Check IMEI Number in SONY Xperia 5

You can find the IMEI Number by using a different method. Some of them are using the secret code, some of them leading you through the system settings and some shows you the way to find the IMEI physically on your device. By checking IMEI Number you can find more useful and hidden information like SONY Xperia 5 Serial Number or Wi-Fi MAC Address.

Finding SONY Xperia 5 IMEI

Let's have a look to all possible methods of getting access to IMEI and Serial Number in SONY Xperia 5. For all SONY devices you can use the presented below universal method:

Unlock the screen and open the phone's dialer.
Type in the following secret code: *#06#
As a result you should see the window with IMEI Number.

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The second way to find instructions about checking IMEI and Serial Number is to watch this tutorial:

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What can you do with the SONY Xperia 5 IMEI?

The IMEI number is the unique way of identifying your SONY Xperia 5. So it can be used to get the full specification of your handset or in order to read the hidden information about SONY Xperia 5. The IMEI Checking is common way to find out whether SONY Xperia 5 is original and legit. What's also really important you can use the IMEI to report your SONY Xperia 5 as lost or stolen.

If you would like to have access to all of this information vist website: IMEI.info

You may also use the IMEI form below:

The IMEI.info lookup function is easy in use and available for free. All you have to do is type in the IMEI Number into the special Bracket and tap CHECK Button.

By using IMEI services you can get access to:

Warranty Status
Carrier Information
IMEI.info Blacklist
Serial Number
Device Specification
Purchase Date
Origin Country

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First thing’s first, know your PSP.
There are three types of PSPs:
1- 1000 Series (Also known as Phat/Fat)
2- 2000 Series (Also known as Slim or Lite & Slim)
3- 3000 Series (Also known as Brite)
Now, what do I mean by 'Crack-able'?
That means you can install a Custom Firmware (CFW) on it. The most popular (& sometimes only) way to do it is by using a Pandora Battery & Magic Memory Stick (MMS).
Read Full Guide.
Why Crack a PSP?

A Cracked PSP could run Homebrew, which are programs that have been developed by people that don’t have a contract with Sony. A PSP with Custom Firmware could also back up your games from the UMD to your computer; it also allows you to play those backups from your Memory Stick (MS). You could also do some serious customizations to your theme. Basically, you free your PSP from the hands of Sony.
Why can’t I Crack ‘this’ PSP?
‘This’ PSP probably has a TA-088v3 (Found in some 2000 series units) or TA-090v2 (Found in all 3000 series units) Motherboard, both of which are unCrackable, as in, you can’t install CFW on them.
Let’s start now.
All 1000 Series PSPs are Crackable to date.
To some, there are other methods than just using a Pandora & an MMS.
On the other hand, 2000 Series are a little complicated. There are old units, new units, & really new units. The old ones contain Motherboards released before the TA-088v3, and are all Crackable. The new ones have TA-088v3 Motherboards, and are unCrackable. Finally, the really new ones, those have TA-090v1 Motherboards, which are Crackable.
There are 7 different ways to tell whether a 2000 series PSP is Crackable or not, but we’ll get to that later on (and this is the main topic of this post/guide).
Finally, the 3000 series PSPs, all of those have the TA-090v2 Motherboard, which are unCrackable to date.
Though, there is hope for the PSP 3000 series. According to Dark_AleX, he was able to utilize an error in the game 'Grip Shift' which allowed him to install Custom Firmware. So, if you have a PSP 3000, or a TA-088v3 Motherboard 2000 series PSP, rush & get your hands on a European (PAL, region 2) version of the game.
Here’s a list of all the Motherboards made & released by Sony:
Of course, new updates might come to change everything one day, & that’s why there’s a date at the start of the topic (To indicate when this topic was last updated).
So, now it’s easy to tell whether a 1000 series and a 3000 series are Crackable or not. The only complication is when trying to figure out a 2000 Series PSP. Whether you want to know before you buy it, or before you bother learning how to Crack it, you choose the way that suits you best.
I want to note that most of the information I know I learned through research. So far, I can’t tell whether a PSP has a TA-090v1 Motherboard or a TA-088v3 Motherboard. But, I could tell whether it’s an old unit (Before TA-088v3) or a new one in general (TA-088v3 & after).
One final note, nothing could indicate that your PSP is 100% unCrackable other than an actual failed attempt to Crack it.
1- What is the Firmware the PSP came with?
The original firmware that came with the PSP right out of the box is an indication of its Motherboard, & here’s the list:
3.60 Official Firmware: Crackable.
3.71 Official Firmware: Crackable.
3.72 Official Firmware: Crackable.
3.80 Official Firmware: Crackable.
3.90 Official Firmware: Crackable.
3.95 Official Firmware: Crackable.
4.01 Official Firmware: Has a Very High Chance of being UnCrackable.

Any brand new PSP with Official Firmware higher than 4.01 is unCrackable (Except for TA-090v1 Motherboards, & I’m not sure which Firmware comes with them).
If you updated to any Firmware, that doesn’t matter. This only applies on the PSP’s Original Firmware that it was shipped with.
2- What is the PSP’s Serial Number?
The Serial Number is found on a label where the battery is supposed to go (As shown in the picture 'SERIAL No.')
This isn’t something serious or very helpful, but with more research, it could be.
At the moment, it focuses mostly on Piano Black PSPs.
If that serial starts with HU2, then the PSP most likely has a TA-088v3 Motherboard (And that the PSP is Piano Black).
Any other serial (Say starting with HC or HB or HJ) doesn’t matter at the moment.
3- What’s the unit’s Identification letter (A letter on a label on the box that indicates what version it has)?
Here’s a picture of a label found on the PSP box that has the letter on it:
Note that this label is only present on an original style box (The small, normal box. Not like those large 'Limited Edition' Boxes).
Anyways, See the G there?
PSP-2000 CW
100v
G
That G is the letter in question. Here’s a list of all the letters that the 2000 series ship with:
(No Letter) = 3.60
A = 3.71
B = Doesn’t exist
C = 3.72
D = Doesn’t exist
E = 3.80
F = 3.90
G = 3.95 (TA-088v1) / 4.01 (TA-088v2) / 4.01 (TA-088v3)
If the letter is absent or is from A to F, then it’s Crackable.
If it’s a G, it’s 60 to 67% Crackable (Though since everyone is looking for the Crackable ones & no one’s buying the unCrackable ones, I’d say that this percentage went all the way down to about 30% Crackable).
Some Labels have an extra code written on it, usually “ss259″. That doesn’t matter, just look for the Capital Letter next to it.
Note that the G PSP in the picture is my personal PSP. It came with a 3.95 Official Firmware (OFW) & I Cracked it (Has Custom Firmware 5.00 M33-4 5.02 GEN-A (Full)).
4- What’s the Box’s Serial Number?
If your box doesn’t have a label with a letter in it, like the G in the third method, then it should have a label with another serial that’s not related to the PSP unit.
Note that American 2000 series (2001 PSPs) & Japanese PSPs (Both 1000 series & 2000 series) Don’t have those date codes on them, just like the 2001 Piano Black PSP pictured above.
The 2000 Series Date Codes go as follows:
7C: Crackable.
7D: Crackable.
7(Any later Letter): Crackable.
8A: Crackable.
8B: Crackable.
8C: Has Very High Chance that it is UnCrackable.
8D: UnCrackable.
This information isn’t 100% valid. I’m still doing some research on it, & I will be updating it every so often.
6- Using Dark_AleX’s TA-088v3 Identifier:
I’ll just post a link to the location I found it at. I don’t plan on testing it, as I find it rather useless.
It’s just a method for those in denial to accept the truth.
Basically, it’s just like testing out a Pandora with an MMS, if it doesn’t work, it means it’s a TA-088v3 Motherboard.
(Link: http://forums.exophase.com/showthrea…7672#post47672 )
I personally am disappointed by it, as I thought it would actually spell out the type of motherboard in the PSP…
I’m also not sure how this would react to the TA-090v1 Motherboards, but if I had to guess, I’d say it’d react the same way a Crackable motherboard would (the PSP would shut down).
7- If it’s a Limited Edition PSP, here’s the list of the ones I know of so far:
Daxter Limited Edition Pack, comes with 3.80 OFW & a TA-085v2 Motherboard, and is Crackable.
God of War Limited Edition Pack, comes with 3.95 OFW & a TA-088v2 Motherboard, and is Crackable, & cool too
Madden 09 Limited Edition Pack, comes with either 3.95 OFW & a TA-088v2 Motherboard ~~OR~~ 4.01 OFW & a TA-088v3 Motherboard. If it’s 3.95, it’s Crackable, but if it’s 4.01, then it’s not, as simple as that.
If anyone would like to discuss any of these methods with me, either to contradict them or help me improve my theories on them, a PM, IM, E-Mail or any other form of message would do to get us started.
There is one method I’d like to say has nothing to do with whether the PSP is Crackable or not:
The PSP series full number (2000/2001/20002/etc) just as seen in both pictures (2001 black PSP Slim, & 2000 White PSP Slim) Those have nothing to do with whether the PSP is Crackable or not, it’s just an indication of the region of the PSP.
& Here’s the list: