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** IR receiver for use with the SCPH-10150 remote control. Plugs into a controller port.
** IR receiver for use with the SCPH-10150 remote control. Plugs into a controller port.
* SCPH-10420
* SCPH-10420
** Remote control for use ''only'' on consoles with integrated IR receiver (SCPH-5X0XX and all slim consoles). Can also remotely open/close the disc tray (not on slim consoles, since their disc doors are purely mechanical) and turn on/off the console via two additional buttons.
** Remote control for use ''only'' on consoles with integrated IR receiver (SCPH-5XXXX and all slim consoles). Can also remotely open/close the disc tray (not on slim consoles, since their disc doors are purely mechanical) and turn on/off the console via two additional buttons.


== Bundles ==
== Bundles ==
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* SCPH-10420 (+ region suffix, e.g. J for Japan, U for US and E for Europe)
* SCPH-10420 (+ region suffix, e.g. J for Japan, U for US and E for Europe)
** Released concurrently to SCPH-5X0XX
** Bundle containing the SCPH-10420 remote control (''only'' for SCPH-5XXXX and up) with some batteries. No IR receiver and no DVD player install/update disc are included, since these are not needed for operation.
** Bundle containing the SCPH-10420 remote control (''only'' for SCPH-5X0XX and up) with some batteries. No IR receiver and no DVD player install/update disc are included, since these are not needed for operation.


== Trivia ==
== Trivia ==
Early third party PS2 remote controls were available months before the release of the original remote control in Japan. However, their buttons only map directly to DualShock 2 buttons with no additional features. This is because at the time, no DVD player versions supporting any extra features were available.
Early third party PS2 remote controls were available months before the release of the original remote control in Japan. However, their buttons only map directly to DualShock 2 buttons with no additional features. This is because at the time, no DVD player versions supporting any extra features were available.
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