SKU Models

SKU Models & Regioning

Detailed info on PS3 Models and regioning, based on their SKU (stock-keeping unit) string/number

Retail Models

table originally loosely inspired on edepot.com, expanded to more appropriate reference and remove the errors.

PS3 Fat

(FW 1.00 or 1.50)

Model	Type	Board	Flash	HDD	HDMI CEC	OtherOS	PS2 mode	SA- CD	WiFi 802.11 b/g	CELL-BE	RSX	Watt/Max	USB Ports	Flash Readers	SKU Release date	FW @ Release date	downgradeable Min. praxis
CECHA	0x01	COK-001	256MB NAND	60GB	No	Yes	HW	Yes	Yes	90nm	90nm	200/380	4	Yes	8/2006	1.00	1.00
CECHA	0x01	COK-001	256MB NAND	60GB	No	Yes	HW	Yes	Yes	90nm	90nm	200/380	4	Yes	8/2007	1.90	-
CECHB	0x02	COK-001	256MB NAND	20GB	No	Yes	HW	Yes	No	90nm	90nm	200/380	4	No	8/2006	1.00	1.00
CECHB	0x02	COK-001	256MB NAND	20GB	No	Yes	HW	Yes	No	90nm	90nm	200/380	4	No	4/2007	1.70	-
CECHC	0x03	COK-002	256MB NAND	60GB	No	Yes	SW	Yes	Yes	90nm	90nm	200/380	4	Yes	8/2006	1.50	1.00
CECHC	0x03	COK-002	256MB NAND	60GB	No	Yes	SW	Yes	Yes	90nm	90nm	200/380	4	Yes	8/2007	1.90	-
CECHD	-	-	256MB NAND	20GB	No	Yes	SW	Yes	No	90nm	90nm	200/380	4	Yes	unreleased	-	-
CECHE	0x04	COK-002    or COK-002W	256MB NAND	80GB	No	Yes	SW	Yes	Yes	90nm	90nm	200/380	4	Yes	8/2007	1.90	1.00
CECHF	-	-	256MB NAND	80GB	No	Yes	SW	Yes	No	90nm	90nm	200/380	4	Yes	unreleased	-	-
CECHG	0x05	SEM-001	256MB NAND	40GB	No	Yes	No	No	Yes	65nm	90nm	160/280	2	No	10/2007	1.94	1.90
CECHH	0x06	DIA-001	16MB NOR	40GB	No	Yes	No	No	Yes	65nm	90nm	160/280	2	No	10/2007	1.94	1.97
CECHI	-	-	16MB NOR	40GB	No	Yes	No	No	No	65nm	90nm	160/280	2	No	unreleased	-	-
CECHJ	0x07	DIA-002	16MB NOR	40GB	No	Yes	No	No	Yes	65nm	65nm	130/280	2	No	8/2008	2.42	2.30
CECHK	0x07	DIA-002	16MB NOR	80GB	No	Yes	No	No	Yes	65nm	65nm	130/280	2	No	8/2008	2.42	2.16
CECHL	0x08	VER-001	16MB NOR	80GB	No	Yes	No	No	Yes	65nm	65nm	130/280	2	No	8/2008	2.42	2.30
CECHM	0x08	VER-001	16MB NOR	80GB	No	Yes	No	No	Yes	65nm	65nm	130/280	2	No	8/2008	2.42	-
CECHN	-	-	16MB NOR	80GB	No	Yes	No	No	No	65nm	65nm	130/280	2	No	unreleased	-	-
CECHO	-	-	16MB NOR	80GB	No	Yes	No	No	No	65nm	65nm	130/280	2	No	unreleased	-	-
CECHP	0x08	VER-001	16MB NOR	160GB	No	Yes	No	No	Yes	65nm	65nm	130/280	2	No	10/2008	2.50	2.45
CECHQ	0x08	VER-001	16MB NOR	160GB	No	Yes	No	No	Yes	65nm	65nm	130/280	2	No	4/2009	2.70	-

PS3 Slim

(FW 2.7x, 2.85 or 2.90)

Model	Type	Board	Flash	HDD	HDMI CEC	OtherOS	PS2 mode	SA- CD	WiFi 802.11 b/g	CELL-BE	RSX	Watt/Max	USB Ports	Flash Readers	SKU Release date	FW @ Release date	downgradeable Min. praxis
CECH-20..A	0x09	DYN-001	16MB NOR	120GB	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	45nm	65nm	100/250	2	No	9/2009	2.76	2.70
CECH-20..B	0x09	DYN-001	16MB NOR	250GB	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	45nm	65nm	100/250	2	No	9/2009	2.76	2.70
CECH-21..A	0x0A	SUR-001	16MB NOR	120GB	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	45nm	40nm	80/250	2	No	3/2010	3.21	3.20
CECH-21..B	0x0A	SUR-001	16MB NOR	250GB	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	45nm	40nm	80/250	2	No	3/2010	3.21	-
CECH-250.A	0x0B	JTP-001	16MB NOR	120GB or 160GB	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	45nm	40nm	80/250	2	No	7/2010	3.40	-
CECH-250.B	0x0B	JTP-001	16MB NOR	250GB or 320GB	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	45nm	40nm	80/250	2	No	7/2010	3.40	-
CECH-250.A	0x0B	JSD-001	16MB NOR	120GB or 160GB	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	45nm	40nm	80/250	2	No	12/2010	3.50	3.40 or 3.50
CECH-250.B	0x0B	JSD-001	16MB NOR	250GB or 320GB	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	45nm	40nm	80/250	2	No	12/2010	3.50	3.40 or 3.50 1
CECH-251.A	0x0B	JTP-001	16MB NOR	160GB	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	45nm	40nm	80/250	2	No	12/2010	3.50	-
CECH-251.B	0x0B	JTP-001	16MB NOR	320GB	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	45nm	40nm	80/250	2	No	12/2010	3.50	-
CECH-250.A	0x0B	JTP-001	16MB NOR	160GB	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	45nm	40nm	80/250	2	No	4/2011	3.61	3.60  #2
CECH-250.B	0x0B	JTP-001	16MB NOR	320GB	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	45nm	40nm	80/250	2	No	4/2011	3.61	3.60  #2
CECH-250.A	0x0B	JSD-001	16MB NOR	160GB	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	45nm	40nm	80/250	2	No	4/2011	3.61	3.60  #3
CECH-250.B	0x0B	JSD-001	16MB NOR	320GB	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	45nm	40nm	80/250	2	No	4/2011	3.61	3.60  #3

notes:

1) use get_applicable_version.pkg to receive lower/upper UDP broadcasts or use fake lowverchk PUP to get it onscreen

2) Datecode 1A/1B : has metldr and fails downgrade to 3.55 with blackscreen and shutdowns in 1-2sec without blinking LEDs/beeps

3) Datecode 1B : has new metldr2 of 63.776 bytes and fails downgrade to 3.55 with blackscreen and shutdowns in 8sec without blinking LEDs/beeps

PS3 Slim 3K

(FW 3.65+)

Model	Type	Board	Flash	HDD	HDMI CEC	OtherOS	PS2 mode	SA- CD	WiFi 802.11 b/g	CELL-BE	RSX	Watt/Max	USB Ports	Flash Readers	SKU Release date	FW @ Release date	downgradeable Min. praxis	Notes
CECH-30..A	0x0B	KTE-001	16MB NOR	160GB	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	45nm	40nm	80/210	2	No	7/2011	3.66	3.65	FCC:AK8CBEH18C1
CECH-30..B	0x0B	KTE-001	16MB NOR	320GB	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	45nm	40nm	80/210	2	No	7/2011	3.66	3.65	FCC:AK8CBEH18C1

This whole list and above tables were copied from http://www.edepot.com/playstation3.html

Apparently, violating the copyright on the edepot.com site. Also, after copying, this wiki makes it gnu license (like stealing someone's work and then removing the author). Can you guys stop copying? Even the power supply, harddrive, everything on this site copies the tables directly, even the column locations. The PS3 Secrets site is not gnu license. It even says DONT copy right in the intro.

Regioning

Last two numbers in the CECHxxXX SKU name

Code (Suffix)	Region Description	2-letter short	Server	Target ID	Region no.	First Release Date	First Model Released	SDTV Region	Blu-ray Region	DVD Region	PS2 Region	PS1 Region	License Area	SKU ID
00	Japan	jp	00	0x83	0	Nov 11, 2006	CECHA00	NTSC	A	2 NTSC	NTSC-J	NTSC-J	SCEJ	J
01	US, Canada (North America)	us	01	0x84	1	Nov 17, 2006	CECHA01	NTSC	A	1 NTSC	NTSC-U/C	NTSC-US	SCEA	U
02	Australia / New Zealand (Oceania)	au	02	0x89	6	Mar 23/23, 2007	CECHC02	PAL	B	4 PAL	PAL	PAL	SCEE	E
03	U.K. / Ireland	uk	03	0x87	4	Mar 23, 2007	CECHC03	PAL	B	2 PAL	PAL	PAL	SCEE	E
04	Europe / Middle East / Africa	eu	04	0x85	2	Mar 23/22/23, 2007	CECHC04	PAL	B	2 PAL	PAL	PAL	SCEE	E
05	Korea (South Korea)	kr	05	0x86	3	Jun 16, 2007	CECHE05	NTSC	A	3 NTSC	NTSC-J	NTSC-J	SCEK
06	Singapore / Malaysia (Southeast Asia)	sa	06	0x8A	7	Mar 07, 2007	CECHA06	NTSC	A	3 NTSC	NTSC-J	NTSC-J	SCEH	H
07	Taiwan	tw	07	0x8B	8	Nov 17, 2006	CECHA07	NTSC	A	3 NTSC	NTSC-J	NTSC-J	SCEH	H
08	Russia, Ukraine, India, Central Asia	ru	08	0x8C	9	Apr 20/27, 2007	CECHC08	PAL	C	5 NTSC/PAL	PAL	PAL	SCEE	E
09	China	cn	09	0x8D	10	unreleased	-	PAL	C	6 NTSC/PAL	NTSC-C	NTSC-J	SCH	-
10	-	-	-	-	-	unreleased	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
11	Mexico, Central America, South America	mx	11	0x88	5	Aug 27, 2007	CECHE11	NTSC	A	4 NTSC	NTSC-U/C	NTSC-US	SCEA	U
12	Hong Kong	hk			11	Nov 17, 2006	CECHA12	NTSC	A	3 NTSC/PAL	NTSC-J	NTSC-J	SCEH	H

Datecode / Manufacturing Date

Location:

• PS3 FAT : sticker on back
• PS3 Slim 2K : sticker on bottom
• PS3 Slim 3K : sticker on back

Datecode

Used in Euro regions

2 digits: number=year, letter=quarter

e.g.: |7D| means 2007, 4th quarter

Most commonly asked for when wanting to know if a console can be downgraded to 3.55.

date code	Quarter / Year	Down- gradeable to 3.55	Firmware at that time	Actual praxis
6A	January, February, March / 2006	Yes
6B	April, May, June / 2006	Yes
6C	July, August, September / 2006	Yes		1.00
6D	October, November, December / 2006	Yes	1.10, 1.11, 1.30, 1.31, 1.32
7A	January, February, March / 2007	Yes	1.50, 1.51, 1.54, 1.60
7B	April, May, June / 2007	Yes	1.70, 1.80, 1.81, 1.82
7C	July, August, September / 2007	Yes	1.90, 1.92, 1.93
7D	October, November, December / 2007	Yes	2.00, 2.01, 2.10	1.97
8A	January, February, March / 2008	Yes	2.16, 2.17, 2.20
8B	April, May, June / 2008	Yes	2.30, 2.35, 2.36
8C	July, August, September / 2008	Yes	2.40, 2.41, 2.42, 2.43	2.16/2.30
8D	October, November, December / 2008	Yes	2.50, 2.51, 2.52, 2.53	2.45
9A	January, February, March / 2009	Yes	2.60
9B	April, May, June / 2009	Yes	2.70, 2.76, 2.80
9C	July, August, September / 2009	Yes	3.00, 3.01	2.70
9D	October, November, December / 2009	Yes	3.10, 3.15
0A	January, February, March / 2010	Yes		3.20
0B	April, May, June / 2010	Yes	3.21, 3.30, 3.40
0C	July, August, September / 2010	Yes	3.40, 3.41, 3.42, 3.50	3.40
0D	October, November, December /2010	Yes	3.55	3.40/3.50
1A	January, February, March / 2011	Sometimes	3.56, 3.60	3.55 or 3.56
1B	April, May, June / 2011	No	3.61, 3.65, 3.66	3.60
1C	July, August, September / 2011	No	3.70, 3.72
1D	October, November, December / 2011	No	3.73, 4.00
2A	January, February, March / 2012	No
2B	April, May, June / 2012	No
2C	July, August, September / 2012	No
2D	October, November, December / 2012	No

Manufacturing Date

Used in USA/Japan

Full mention of month and year, e.g. January 2011

non Retail models

Reference Tool (Tool/DECR)

Model	CellBE	RAM	RSX	BDemu HDD	GameOS HDD	HDMI ports	GbLAN Ports	Blu-ray drive	USB Ports	SD card slots	SDK support	PS3 games	PS2 games	PS1 games	Other
DECR-1000	3.2GHz ?90nm?	512MB	Core clock:500MHz VRAM clock:650MHz VRAM size:256MB ?90nm?	400GB	400GB	2	4	Yes	6	Yes	=>1.0.0 or =>2.3.0	yes	No	No
DECR-1000A	3.2GHz ?90nm?	512MB	Core clock:500MHz VRAM clock:650MHz VRAM size:256MB ?90nm?	400GB	400GB	2	4	Yes	6	Yes	=>1.0.0 or =>2.3.0	yes	No	No
DECR-1400J	3.2GHz ?90nm?	512MB	Core clock:500MHz VRAM clock:650MHz VRAM size:256MB ?90nm?	None	160GB	1	2	Yes	4	No	=>2.6.1	yes	No	No
DECR-1400A	3.2GHz ?90nm?	512MB	Core clock:500MHz VRAM clock:650MHz VRAM size:256MB ?90nm?	None	160GB	1	2	Yes	4	No	=>2.6.0/.1?	yes	No	No

Differences between the 1000 and 1400:

• On the DECR1400 you cannot use: Performance monitoring functions (libperf, libprof, tuner for PS3)
  • for SPU: PC sampling, Performance counters, Bookmark, RAW SPU support
  • for RSX: Signal Trace, User Events.
• DECI3 is limited to one protocol and a data exchange size of 65535 bytes.
• The two GbLAN´s share the same MAC ID and cannot be used in the same network segment.
• In the 1000, the GbLAN DEVLAN is connected to the Communication Processor, in the 1400 it is connected to SouthBridge.
• With a pre 0.85 bootrom you do have two HDMI outputs.

Unproven and perhaps just wiki vandalism with wrong information:

• The 1000 could be turned into a System Debugger by changing the southbridge firmware and using a special system firmware; this allows Sony to debug the whole chain of trust, even though it needs to connect on every startup to the SCEI Headquarter Servers.

(partially) Source: [1]

Differences between Reference and Debug and/or Retail:

• Display settings: D-Sub (XGA/SXGA/WXGA) can be set
• Install other OS not supported
• Fake HDD Access Speed supported
• Memory Access Trap supported
• User Process Memory Size supported
• HOSTFS Network supported
• Super Audio CD playback not supported
• Blu-ray Disc, DVD playback not supported
• Install package file supported
• Check Content Information/program files supported
• Title Store Preview (In Game) / Title Store Preview (Store) supported

Debug station (Debug/DEX)

Model	CellBE	RAM	RSX	BDemu HDD	GameOS HDD	HDMI ports	GbLAN Ports	Blu-ray drive	USB Ports	SD card slots	SDK support	PS3 games	PS2 games	PS1 games	Other
DECHA00J	3.2GHz 90nm	256MB	Core clock:500MHz VRAM clock:650MHz VRAM size:256MB 90nm	None	60GB	1	1	Yes	4	Yes	=>1.0.0 or =>1.5.0 or =>1.6.0	yes	yes	yes	?COK-001 with 256MB NAND?
DECHA00A	3.2GHz 90nm	256MB	Core clock:500MHz VRAM clock:650MHz VRAM size:256MB 90nm	None	60GB	1	1	Yes	4	Yes	=>1.0.0 or =>1.5.0 or =>1.6.0	yes	yes	yes	?COK-001 with 256MB NAND?
DECHA007J	3.2GHz 90nm	256MB	Core clock:500MHz VRAM clock:650MHz VRAM size:256MB 90nm	None	60GB	1	1	Yes	4	Yes	?=>1.0.0? or ?=>1.5.0? or ?=>1.6.0?	yes	yes	yes	?COK-001 with 256MB NAND?
DECHA007A	3.2GHz 90nm	256MB	Core clock:500MHz VRAM clock:650MHz VRAM size:256MB 90nm	None	60GB	1	1	Yes	4	Yes	?=>1.0.0? or ?=>1.5.0? or ?=>1.6.0?	yes	yes	yes	?COK-001 with 256MB NAND?
DECHJ00J	3.2GHz 65nm	256MB	Core clock:500MHz VRAM clock:650MHz VRAM size:256MB 65nm	None	40GB	1	1	Yes	2	No	=>2.1.7	yes	No	yes	?DIA-002 with 16MB NOR?
DECHJ00A	3.2GHz 65nm	256MB	Core clock:500MHz VRAM clock:650MHz VRAM size:256MB 65nm	None	40GB	1	1	Yes	2	No	=>2.1.7	yes	No	yes	?DIA-002 with 16MB NOR?
DECH2000J	3.2GHz 45nm	256MB	Core clock:500MHz VRAM clock:650MHz VRAM size:256MB 65nm	None	120GB	1	1	Yes	2	No	=>2.8.5	yes	No	yes	?DYN-001 with 16MB NOR?
DECH2000A	3.2GHz 45nm	256MB	Core clock:500MHz VRAM clock:650MHz VRAM size:256MB 65nm	None	120GB	1	1	Yes	2	No	=>2.8.5	yes	No	yes	?DYN-001 with 16MB NOR?
DECH2500J	3.2GHz 45nm	256MB	Core clock:500MHz VRAM clock:650MHz VRAM size:256MB 40nm	None	?160GB?	1	1	Yes	2	No	?=>2.8.5?	yes	No	yes	?JTP-001 with 16MB NOR?
DECH2500A	3.2GHz 45nm	256MB	Core clock:500MHz VRAM clock:650MHz VRAM size:256MB 40nm	None	?160GB?	1	1	Yes	2	No	?=>2.8.5?	yes	No	yes	?JTP-001 with 16MB NOR?
DECH3000A	3.2GHz ?45nm?	256MB	Core clock:500MHz VRAM clock:650MHz VRAM size:256MB ?40nm?	None	?160GB?	1	1	Yes	2	No	?=>2.8.5?	yes	No	yes	FCC:AK8CBEH18C1

Note: S prefix can be attached to the second part of the SKU number to indicate the unit is specifically for trade shows. E.g. DECH-S2500A. There won't be a TEST logo on top to visually resemble a retail unit. It is however, functionality wise still a TEST unit.

Arcade

• Arcade (Namco System 357 & 369)

 Inside picures ([2])

AV Testing Tool (DECHS)

• AV Testing Tool (hardware unit like Retail/CEX and Debug/DEX, but without games options, only BD movie)

The PlayStation 3 AV Testing Tool hardware is available for companies to purchase to test BD movie discs on PS3 before replication and development for advanced features on the Blu-ray Disc format.

The hardware currently supports the following features with additional features in development:

• Capability to play BD-ROM master images on BD-R/RE
• Region changing capability (supports changing between BD region A/B/C)
• Switching HDCP On/Off

quoted from http://www.scedev.net/blu-ray/

Prototypes / Preproduction models

• CEB-10XX

• CEB-20XX

• DEH-R1000

• DEH-R1010

• DEH-R1020

• DEH-R1030

• DEH-R1040

• DEH-10000(AS-E) - PS3 Test with translucent case without TEST markings

Comparison of functionality

Comparison table of functionality differences between Reference Tool/DECR, Debugging Station/DEX, Retail PS3/CEX, Demonstration/Kiosk, Arcade, AV Testing Tool

Functionality	Reference Tool	Debugging Station	Retail PS3	Kiosk PS3	Arcade PS3	AV Testing Tool
User
Create new user	Supported	Supported	Supported
Set automatic login	Supported Automatic log in always enabled	Supported	Supported
Log out	Supported	Supported	Supported
Settings
System update	Supported	Supported	Supported
Chat settings	Supported	Supported	Supported
System settings	(See subsection)	(See subsection)	(See subsection)	(See subsection)	(See subsection)	(See subsection)
Date and time settings	Supported	Supported	Supported
Accessory settings	Supported	Supported	Supported
Printer settings	Supported	Supported	Supported
Display settings	Supported D-Sub (XGA/SXGA/WXGA) can be set	Supported	Supported
Sound settings	Supported	Supported	Supported
Security settings	Supported	Supported	Supported
Remote Play settings	Supported	Supported	Supported
Network settings	Supported	Supported	Supported
Debug settings	(See subsection)	(See subsection)	(See subsection)	(See subsection)	(See subsection)	(See subsection)
Settings > System Settings
System name	Supported	Supported	Supported
System language	Supported	Supported	Supported
Character set	Supported	Supported	Supported
Add/Edit term	Supported	Supported	Supported
Delete predictive text dictionary	Supported	Supported	Supported
Notification messages	Supported	Supported	Supported
Disc auto-start	Supported	Supported	Supported
Format utility	Supported	Supported	Supported
Restore default settings	Supported	Supported	Supported
Restore PS3 system	Supported	Supported	Supported
Install other OS	Unsupported	Supported	Supported
System information	Supported	Supported	Supported
Settings > Debug Settings
O Button Behavior	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
NP Environment	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Game Type (Debugger)	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Game Output Resolution (Debugger)	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Game Output Sound (Debugger)	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
BGM Player (Debugger)	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
GameContentUtil Boot Path (Debugger)	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
GameContentUtil dirName (Debugger)	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
GameContentUtil Boot Path (/app_home/PS3_GAME/)	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Region Settings	Supported	Supported	Unsupported			Supported
Fake Other Region	Supported	Supported	Unsupported			Supported
HDCP	Supported	Supported	Unsupported			Supported
Display HDD Free Space	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Fake Free Space	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Fake Limit Size	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Fake HDD Access Speed	Supported	Unsupported	Unsupported
Fake Save Data Owner	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Format System Cache	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Release Check Mode	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Exception Handler	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
NP Debug	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
NPDRM Debug	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
NPDRM Clock Debug	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
In-Game Commerce Debug	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Service ID	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
MsgDialogUtil Display Errorcode	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Format BD Emulator HDD	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Disable ExitGame Timeout	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Core Dump	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Crash Report	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Memory Access Trap	Supported	Unsupported	Unsupported
PowerOnReset	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Boot Mode	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
User Process Memory Size	Supported	Unsupported	Unsupported
Blu-ray Disc Access	Supported	Supported	Unsupported			Supported
Transfer Rate Pacing for BD Emulator	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
HOSTFS Network	Supported	Unsupported	Unsupported
Network Settings for Debug	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Connection Status List for Debug	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Connection Setting for Debug (Dual Settings)	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Pad Auto Detect	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Initialize Boot Parameters	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Update Server URL	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Video Upload Debug	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Wake On LAN	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
PlayStationStore Ad Clock	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Dummy XMB (in game) Debug	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Dummy BGM Player Debug	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
TPPS Proxy	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
GameUpdate Impose Test	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Network Emulation Setting	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Network Emulation Status	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
NAT Traversal Information	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
WLAN Device	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Disc Auto-Start at System Startup	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Fake NP SNS Throttle	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Music
Super Audio CD playback	Unsupported	Unsupported	Supported
Video
Blu-ray Disc, DVD playback	Unsupported	Unsupported	Supported			Supported
Game
/app_home/PS3_GAME/ startup	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Start up a disc boot game	Supported	Supported	Supported
Start up a HDD boot game	Supported	Supported	Supported
Quit game	Supported	Supported	Supported
Game data management	Supported	Supported	Supported
Save data management	Supported	Supported	Supported
Trophy collection	Supported	Supported	Supported
Install package file	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Check Content Information/program files	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Network
Remote play	Supported	Supported	Supported
PlayStation Network
Sign up / Sign in	Supported	Supported	Supported
Account management	Supported	Supported	Supported
Title Store Preview (In Game) / Title Store Preview (Store)	Supported	Supported	Unsupported
Friends
Add a friend	Supported	Supported	Supported
Presence information	Supported	Supported	Supported
Message box	Supported	Supported	Supported
Display block list	Supported	Supported	Supported
Display players encountered	Supported	Supported	Supported
Text chat	Supported	Supported	Supported
AV chat	Supported	Supported	Supported