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''SCPH-10000 japanese launch consoles, SCPH-15000 consoles, some SCPH-18000 consoles, all japan only''<br/>
''SCPH-10000 japanese launch consoles, SCPH-15000 consoles, some SCPH-18000 consoles, all japan only''<br/>
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* The only drive block to use the [[KHS-400A]] pickup, later units use [[KHS-400B]] (a picture of a drive inside a SCPH-18000 A+ chassis console using the KHS-400B pickup has been added above)
* The only drive block to use the KHS-400A pickup, later units use KHS-400B (a picture of a drive inside a SCPH-18000 A+ chassis console using the KHS-400B pickup has been added above)
* Later units have a slightly different drive board which contains a Texas Instruments SP3727A [[RF-Amp]] instead of the Sony CXA2605R RF-Amp that was used on early units
* Later units have a slightly different drive board which contains a Texas Instruments SP3727A [[RF-Amp]] instead of the Sony CXA2605R RF-Amp that was used on early units
* In these pictures, the flat flex cable between the board and the laser unit has been replaced. The only difference to the original cable is the length of the blue flap, which is longer on the original cable on the side connected to the PCB
* In these pictures, the flat flex cable between the board and the laser unit has been replaced. The only difference to the original cable is the length of the blue flap, which is longer on the original cable on the side connected to the PCB
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* Uses a radial tilt control motor only found in this drive block; all other drive blocks have their radial tilt mechanically set at the factory
* Uses a radial tilt control motor only found in this drive block; all other drive blocks have their radial tilt mechanically set at the factory
* Optical pickup is always [[KHS-400B]]
* Optical pickup is always KHS-400B


==== C/C' chassis drive block ====
==== C/C' chassis drive block ====
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''some SCPH-18000 consoles, japan-only''<br/>
''some SCPH-18000 consoles, japan-only''<br/>
[[File:AB drive top.jpg|200px]][[File:AB drive tray.jpg|200px]][[File:AB drive inside.jpg|200px]][[File:AB drive bottom.jpg|200px]][[File:AB drive mech pickup.jpg|200px]][[File:AB drive mech top.jpg|200px]][[File:AB drive mech bottom.jpg|200px]]
[[File:AB drive top.jpg|200px]][[File:AB drive tray.jpg|200px]][[File:AB drive inside.jpg|200px]][[File:AB drive bottom.jpg|200px]][[File:AB drive mech pickup.jpg|200px]][[File:AB drive mech top.jpg|200px]][[File:AB drive mech bottom.jpg|200px]]
* Basically a C/C' chassis drive block with a different drive board that only contains the RF-amp but not the driver ICs, since these are located on the motherboard, and no heatsink. Also some slight mechanical differences in the plastic casing.
* Basically a C/C' chassis drive block with a different drive board that only contains the RF-amp but not the driver ICs, since these are located on the motherboard, and no heatsink


==== D/D' chassis drive block ====
==== D/D' chassis drive block ====
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''late japanese SCPH-30000 consoles, late SCPH-300xxR consoles in many regions, japanese SCPH-37000 special editions, SCPH-390xx consoles in many regions''<br/>
''late japanese SCPH-30000 consoles, late SCPH-300xxR consoles in many regions, japanese SCPH-37000 special editions, SCPH-390xx consoles in many regions''<br/>
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* Optical pickup changed to [[KHS-400C]] or [[SF-HD7]]
* Optical pickup changed to KHS-400C or SF-HD7
** Pictures show the variant that uses the Sony KHS-400C pickup. Variants using the Sanyo SF-HD7 pickup are identical aside of the pickup itself; the pickups are interchangeable (different calibration data for Mechacon required, use LensChanger or PMAP)
** Pictures show the variant that uses the Sony KHS-400C pickup. Variants using the Sanyo SF-HD7 pickup are identical aside of the pickup itself; the pickups are interchangeable (different calibration data for Mechacon required, use LensChanger or PMAP)
==== H/I chassis drive block ====
==== H/I chassis drive block ====
''SCPH-500xx consoles in any region, SCPH-550xx special editions in some regions''<br/>
''SCPH-500xx consoles in any region, SCPH-550xx special editions in some regions''<br/>
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* Pictures show the variant that uses the Sanyo [[SF-HD7]] pickup. Variants using the Sony [[KHS-400C]] pickup are identical aside of the pickup itself; the pickups are interchangeable (different calibration data for Mechacon required, use LensChanger or PMAP)
* Pictures show the variant that uses the Sanyo SF-HD7 pickup. Variants using the Sony KHS-400C pickup are identical aside of the pickup itself; the pickups are interchangeable (different calibration data for Mechacon required, use LensChanger or PMAP)
* Some markings on the mechanism have been made by the owner during alignment; they are not from the factory
* Some markings on the mechanism have been made by the owner during alignment; they are not from the factory
* Button assembly now mounted on the drive assembly
* Button assembly now mounted on the drive assembly
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[[File:irvUNi2.jpg|200px]][[File:J5KaXJn.jpg|200px]][[File:uIrCwhc.jpg|200px]]
* Very different drive:
* Very different drive:
** Uses Mitsumi TDP062W drive mechanism based around the Mitsumi [[PVR-702W]] pickup
** Uses Mitsumi TDP062W drive mechanism based around the Mitsumi PVR-702W pickup


=== Slim drive assemblies ===
=== Slim drive assemblies ===
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==== Sony assemblies ====
==== Sony assemblies ====
''The Sony assemblies are identical to and fully compatible with their Mitsumi-counterparts from the same chassis. The only difference is the branding.''
''The Sony assemblies are identical to and fully compatible with their Mitsumi-counterparts from the same chassis. The only difference is the branding. Not found in N-chassis consoles.''
* KHM-430AAA
* KHM-430AAA
** K-chassis, L-chassis
** K-chassis, L-chassis
** [[PVR-802W|KHM-430(A)]] pickup ''(has only "KHM-430" embossed in it's base)
** KHM-430(A) pickup ''(has only "KHM-430" embossed in it's base)


* KHM-430BAA
* KHM-430BAA
** M-chassis
** M-chassis
** [[PVR-802W|KHM-430B]] pickup
** KHM-430B pickup
[[File:KHM-430BAA top.jpg|240px|frameless]] [[File:KHM-430BAA bottom.jpg|240px|frameless]]
[[File:KHM-430BAA top.jpg|240px|frameless]] [[File:KHM-430BAA bottom.jpg|240px|frameless]]


* KHM-430CAA
* KHM-430CAA
** N-chassis, P-chassis, R-chassis
** P-chassis, R-chassis
** [[PVR-802W|KHM-430C]] pickup
** KHM-430C pickup
[[File:KHM430CAA top.jpg|240px|frameless]] [[File:KHM430CAA bottom.jpg|240px|frameless]]
[[File:KHM430CAA top.jpg|240px|frameless]] [[File:KHM430CAA bottom.jpg|240px|frameless]]


==== Mitsumi assemblies ====
==== Mitsumi assemblies ====
''The Mitsumi assemblies are identical to and fully compatible with their Sony-counterparts from the same chassis. The only difference is the branding. Not found in R-chassis consoles.''
''The Mitsumi assemblies are identical to and fully compatible with their Sony-counterparts from the same chassis. The only difference is the branding. Not found in P and R-chassis consoles.''
* TDP082W
* TDP082W
** K-chassis, L-chassis
** K-chassis, L-chassis
** [[PVR-802W]] pickup
** PVR-802W pickup
[[File:TDP082W top.jpg|240px|frameless]] [[File:TDP082W bottom.jpg|240px|frameless]]
[[File:TDP082W top.jpg|240px|frameless]] [[File:TDP082W bottom.jpg|240px|frameless]]


* TDP182W (with M-chassis compatible cable length)
* TDP182W (with M-chassis compatible cable length)
** M-chassis
** M-chassis
** [[PVR-802W]] pickup
** PVR-802W pickup


* TDP182W (with N-chassis compatible cable length)
* TDP182W (with N-chassis compatible cable length)
** N-chassis
** N-chassis
** [[PVR-802W]] pickup
** PVR-802W pickup
 
* TDP182W (with P-chassis compatible cable length)
** P-chassis
** [[PVR-802W]] pickup


==== Sankyo/Philips assemblies ====
==== Sankyo/Philips assemblies ====
''The Sankyo assembly is incompatible with the Sony/Mitsumi assemblies. It requires different top shells for the case and different [[MechaCon]] calibration data. Only found in K and L-chassis consoles.''<br/>''While Sankyo is confirmed as the manufacturer of the whole assembly, the actual laser pickup might be manufacturerd by '''Philips''', as SPU3170 would be consistent with their naming scheme for pickups and Sankyo was never known to produce pickups, since their expertise lies within electromechanical systems.''
''The Sankyo assembly is incompatible with the Sony/Mitsumi assemblies. It requires different top shells for the case and different [[MechaCon]] calibration data. Only found in K and L-chassis consoles.''<br/>''While Sankyo is confirmed as the manufacturer of the whole assembly, the actual laser pickup might be manufacturerd by '''Philips''', as SPU3170 would be consistent with their naming scheme for pickups and Sankyo was never known to produce pickups, since their expertise lies within electromechanical systems.''
* [[SPU3170]]
* SPU3170
** K-chassis, L-chassis
** K-chassis, L-chassis
** This is likely the name of just the optical pickup, not the whole assembly
** This is likely the name of just the optical pickup, not the whole assembly
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* DESR-x000 and DESR-x100 drive
* DESR-x000 and DESR-x100 drive
** Uses Sony [[KWS-200A]] optical pickup (in addition to a [[KHS-400C]])
** Uses Sony KWS-200A optical pickup (in addition to a KHS-400C)
[[File:8UIuNSN.jpg|200px]]
[[File:8UIuNSN.jpg|200px]]


* DESR-x500 and DESR-x700 drive
* DESR-x500 and DESR-x700 drive
** Uses Sanyo [[SF-DB11]] optical pickup (in addition to a [[KHS-400C]])
** Uses Sanyo SF-DB11 optical pickup (in addition to a KHS-400C)
[[File:XkMxA6G.jpg|200px]]
[[File:XkMxA6G.jpg|200px]]




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