System Software

Release note

The release note is based CEX.

Sw version	Release date	Comment
1.030.010	December 17, 2011	SKU Release version in Japan
1.04	December 17, 2011	Shipped on launch gaming cards, e.g. 'Shin Kamaitachi no Yoru: 11 Hitome no Suspect'.
1.05	December 17, 2011	Japan alt. initial release. Shipped on launch gaming cards.
1.060.010	February 15, 2012	SKU Release version in USA/Europe.
1.50	December 17, 2011	System Support for the PlayStation Vita cradle.
1.51	December 27, 2011	System Addresses freezing issues with certain games.
1.52	January 16, 2012	System Improved system stability. The 1.51 bug where the 3G/Wi-Fi SKU would not recognize a SIM card has been fixed.
1.60	February 8, 2012	Apps An application powered by Google Maps has been added. Near In [near], information about players is now displayed on the [Discoveries] screen. Content Manager Users can now delete backup files in [Content Manager]. Photos Users can now record video under the [Photos] application. System The PS button will now flash blue while the battery is charging. In [Settings], the position where [Flight Mode] appears has been changed. You can now publish stories about the products that you rate in PlayStation Store to Facebook. You can now report inappropriate messages in [Group Messaging] and inappropriate comments about an activity. “PlayStation Network account” has been renamed to “Sony Entertainment Network account”.
1.61	February 21, 2012	System Improves certain aspects of the system software.
1.65	April 3, 2012	System [Notification Alert] has been added to [Settings], allowing users to toggle alerts on and off. [After 10 Minutes] has been added to time options under [Power Save Settings]. Caps Lock is now supported in the On Screen Keyboard. An arrow icon will now display when PS Vita finds new activities in the LiveArea. Addition of installation progress bar for downloaded games and DLC. minis with a pre-set expiry date (such as those obtained via PlayStation Plus) now load correctly. Fixes security issues with two PSP games that allowed users to run unauthorized content on the device through an exploit.
1.66	April 4, 2012	System Fixed problems which appeared in 1.65 [Settings] The [System Music] setting in [Settings] > [Sound and Display] now affects background music in [PS Store], [near], the Sign-Up screens, and the Home menu. The display time of notification alerts has been reduced from 5 seconds to 3 seconds. Functional improvements have been made in the following games and applications: Unit 13, Gravity Daze, near. Near When searching for location data, users now have the option to [Retry] and [Cancel] when a failure occurs. A direct link to [PS Store] is made available for new applications that users may discover on [near]. Users can now update data at any time within [near], provided they are within the same location.
1.67	April 11, 2012	System Resolves an issue with the camera functionality when playing Dream Club Zero Portable.
1.69	June 11, 2012	1.69 is the last version before KASLR There is a silent release of this firmware: 1.691 System Improved system stability A savegame exploit within Super Collapse 3 has been patched, disallowing the usage of VHBL via the game. Resolves a compatibility issue with the PlayStation Portable game Conception: Ore no Kodomo wo Undekure!.
1.691	July 4, 2012	This is a silent release (view 1.69) System Resolves a compatibility issue with the PS Vita demo for Escape Plan.
1.80	August 28, 2012	System Users can now control the home screen, as well as some applications like [Music] and [Video], with the PS Vita system's buttons. Notification settings under [Sound & Display Settings] have been moved to their own [Notification Settings] menu. The items under [Date & Time] > [Date & Time Settings] have been changed. A Japanese keyboard has been added. Memory cards are now locked to PSN accounts, to prevent users from switching between accounts. The system will refuse to accept a memory card locked to another account unless the memory card is reformatted. The layout of category lists have been improved in [Photos], [Music], and [Videos]. The [Notification Center] has been redesigned. Importing content from a PC or PlayStation 3 has been improved. The [Help] feature of the LiveArea has been improved. Icons for some menu items have been changed. Users can now report some errors to Sony Computer Entertainment. Background colors have been changed. Remote Play Added [Cross-Controller] feature to allow the PS Vita system to interact as a secondary controller with a PlayStation 3 system. Games Users can now play select [PSone Classics] from the [PlayStation Store]. Users can now map more combinations of PSP system buttons to the PS Vita right analog stick when playing PSP games or minis. In addition, users can also map a PSP system button to each of the four corners of the PS Vita system touch screen. [Import Saved Data] has been added to the LiveArea screen. This will only be shown for games that support this feature. Photos The MPO format can now be viewed on the PS Vita system. Additionally, it is now possible to transfer MPO files using a PlayStation 3 or PC using Content Manager. 3D and multi-angle viewing are not supported. Music Playlists in iTunes (10.6.3 or later), M3U, and M3U8 formats are now supported in [Music]. Playlists can also be transferred from a PS3 system. Videos Playback speed control and repeat play have been added to [Video]. When moving the progress bar during video playback, it now shows the image of the specified location in the video. A thumbnail for videos will now be generated automatically when there is no thumbnail information available. Users can now copy photos or videos to a PC or PS3 while a photo or video is displayed. Friends Users can now delete multiple friend requests simultaneously. Near [near] can now gather information of surrounding Wi-Fi access points without an Internet connection and will update location data based on this information at a later time. The LiveArea screen for [near] has been improved and now shows lifetime statistics. Group Messaging There have been layout improvements made to [Group Messaging]. Users can now take photos using the camera to add as attachments in [Group Messaging]. The [New Message] button on the [Group Messaging] LiveArea screen has been removed. Maps [Maps] has been improved by adding a button to the top of the screen to switch between [Search for Location] and [Search for Directions]. Users can also touch and hold a location on the map to place a flag. Browser The use of the rear touchpad for scrolling and zooming is now supported in the [Browser]. Users are no longer able to use a JavaScript bookmark trick to download YouTube videos in the [Browser]. A button has been added to the [Browser] to immediately go to the top of the page. Party Users can now view a history of up to 100 chat messages and information in [Party].
1.81	September 17, 2012	System Software stability has been improved. A savegame exploit within Monster Hunter Freedom Unite has been patched, disallowing the usage of VHBL via the game. Treasure Park An issue was resolved where the game would fail to load properly if the user had received too many treasure sheets.
2.00	November 19, 2012	System System buttons can now be used in more applications. Turkish has been added as a system language. In [Settings], users can now set how they will be alerted depending on the type of notification. Disconnect Wi-Fi Connection Automatically] has been added to [Network] > [Wi-Fi Settings]. [PlayStation Network] Support for PlayStation Plus has been added. Users can now connect their PlayStation Network account to Twitter. [Avatar], [Panel], [Online ID], [About Me] and [My Languages] under [PlayStation Network] > [Account Information] have been moved to the new category [Profile]. [PlayStation Mobile] has been added under [System]. Screenshots are now saved in the background. Trophy synchronization is now performed in the background. A savegame exploit within Urbanix has been patched. Users can now delete screenshots or songs from PlayStation Portable games. Content Manager [Content Manager] has been redesigned. Users can now transfer content to and from PlayStation Plus online storage, to and from a PS3, and to and from a PC via Wi-Fi. Browser The rendering engine has been improved. The [Browser] now uses additional GPU processing power. Tapping on a YouTube link will now open the respective video in the YouTube app. The HTML5 and JavaScript engines have been upgraded. Users can now send their current [Browser] URL using their Twitter settings. Users can now access the [Browser] while in an application or game.[52] A pointer can now be used (in conjunction with pressing L or R and tapping on the screen) to select links. Apps [Email] has been added as an application. Maps [Maps] can now display weather information for locations where it is available. Near The layout of [Near] has been revised. Friends The activities list for Friends has been moved to the LiveArea screen. Users can now attach a comment when sending a friend request. Users can now file a [Grief Report] for inappropriate comments when sent with a friend request. TIFF, BMP, PNG, GIF, and MPO are now supported as file formats in [Group Messaging]. Videos The PS Vita system can now display videos with 1080 resolution. Videos can now display captioning. Videos can now be played in slow motion. Users can now skip chapters in videos. Folders can now be transferred from a PS3 or PC to the PS Vita for [Photos] and [Videos]. When browsing lists in Music and Videos, titles will now scroll horizontally if they are too long. PSone Classics [Assign Touchscreen] and [Assign Rear Touch Pad] have been added to [Controller Settings]. [Custom] has been added to [Other Settings] > [Screen Mode].
2.01	December 3, 2012	PlayStation Plus Issue with the [Upload Automatically] setting for saved data has now been corrected. System Improved system stability
2.02	December 19, 2012	System Improved system stability
2.05	January 24, 2013	System Improved system stability Closes exploit in UNO game.
2.06	March 12, 2013	2.06 is the last version before NID poisoning. System Improved system stability Closes exploit in Dissidia Duodecim PSP game. Closes JavaScript URL spoofing exploit in Browser.
2.10	April 9, 2013	System Users can now create folders, with a maximum of 10 icons per folder, and up to 100 icons (including folders) on the home screen. Users can now verify which PS Vita card is in their system by looking at the information bar. Users can now save home screen layouts per PS Vita card. When [Mute Automatically] is toggled in [Settings], the PS Vita will mute speakers when a headset is unplugged. Similarly, music will now pause if a headset is unplugged when the music app is used. [Use Wi-Fi in Power Save Mode] has been added to [Power Save Settings]. [Disconnect Wi-Fi Connection Automatically] has been removed. Patches an exploit in the game Apache Overkill.[45] PlayStation Plus PlayStation Plus members can now automatically update [PlayStation Mobile] software and upload game save data using a 3G connection. Users can now upload or download game save data using a 3G network. Browser Video support within the [Browser] has been added (a memory card is required; some videos are not supported). Email Enhancements to [Email] now allow users to view HTML messages, add multiple email addresses to contacts, and search messages. Group Messaging Users can now send messages to multiple recipients. Photos Still images can now be displayed in high resolution when zoomed in. Content Manager Users can now check for system updates when plugging their PS Vita into their PS3 system. The system version of the PS3 must be 4.40 or higher. Users can now add a name for the PS Vita backup data when saving to a PS3 or PC. The system version of the PS3 must be 4.40 or higher, and the Content Manager Assistant application must be updated. PlayStation Store When reporting PlayStation Mobile content as inappropriate, users can now include details.
2.11	April 16, 2013	System Improved system stability. Stabilizes the playback of certain titles.
2.12	May 8, 2013	System Improved system stability.
2.50	Jun/Jul 2013 October 10, 2013 (First found Date)	System This firmware was only available pre-installed on the initial release of the PCH-2000 model. It adds support for PlayStation Vita Slim (PCH-2000), but otherwise the firmware is identical to the previous version (2.12).
2.60	August 5, 2013	Default release firmware for the PlayStation Vita TV in Japan. System [Devices] has been added under [Settings]. [Bluetooth Settings] has been moved to [Devices]. The Quick Access Menu when the PS button is held has been improved. Stability improvements. Anti-aliasing has been applied to home screen icons. Closes exploit in Gamocracy One: Legend of Robot. Closes undisclosed exploit in Pool Hall Pro. Fixes screenshot compression bug for Gravity Rush and Everybody's Golf introduced in firmware 2.10. LiveArea The LiveArea for [Content Manager] and [Photos] has been updated. PlayStation Plus [PlayStation Plus] icon has been added to the LiveArea to allow users to easily upload or download saved data. Browser Video support within the [Browser] has been extended. Content Manager Users can now use content on a remote system before transferring it. Trophies Trophies can now be hidden.
2.61	August 28, 2013	System System stability has been improved. A savegame exploit within Arcade Darts and other games has been patched, disallowing the usage of VHBL via the game.
3.00	November 5, 2013	System Parental Controls has been added to the home screen. Future system software updates can now be downloaded automatically. Portuguese (Portugal) language has been updated to reflect changes due to the Portuguese Language Orthographic Agreement of 1990. System stability has been improved. Several Game Exploits, Fieldrunners and others, that were actually undisclosed, got fixed. This disallows the usage of VHBL via these games. Trophies Trophies for PS4 software can now be displayed on PS Vita. Content Manager Users can now transfer content to and from a PS3 with Wi-Fi on the same network, when the PS3 is version 4.50 or newer. Messages [Group Messaging] has been renamed to [Messages]. The icon has been changed. Messages can now be sent to and from the PS4 and mobile devices running the PlayStation App. Email Contacts can now be synchronized from Gmail and Yahoo! Mail using CardDAV. Party The icon has been changed. Users can now voice and text chat with friends on PS4. Remote Play [Remote Play] has been renamed to [PS3 Remote Play]. PS4 Link [PS4 Link] has been added to the home screen. Friends The layout for the [Friends] application has changed. There are now four tabs available: Find Player on PSN Friends Friend Requests Players Blocked Photos Users can now take panoramic photos with the PS Vita's camera. Panoramic photos can be viewed using the system's motion sensor.
3.01	December 5, 2013	System System stability has been improved. A savegame exploit within several games has been patched, disallowing the usage of VHBL/eCFW via the games.
3.10	March 25, 2014	System The number of applications that can be displayed on the home screen has increased to 500. [Adjust Daylight Savings Automatically] has been added. [30 minutes] has been added to [Enter Standby Mode Automatically]. (Japan only) PocketStation functionality has been integrated into the system software.[32] Added DualShock 4 compatibility to the PlayStation Vita TV.[32] Added PlayStation Mobile compatibility to the PlayStation Vita TV.[32] Use of an [External Keyboard] is now supported (for example, PlayStation Bluetooth Wireless Keypad). Savegame exploits in various exploit titles got fixed. Savegame exploits in various additional undisclosed exploit titles got fixed as well. Internal firmware changes now prevent the execution of bigger files (e.g. TN-V/ARK eCFW) via exploits in PSP Minis, if these PSP Minis lack network functions. Apps Added a new [Calendar] application that synchronizes with Google Calendar. Content Manager Added [Manage Content on Memory Card] option. Messages Messages sent and received now include voice messages. Parental Controls Access to the PS Store can now be restricted. Added a children's age guide. Music Users can now search on connected devices such as a PC. Video Users can now sort content by size. Photo [Rotate Screen Automatically] has been added. [Freeform] has been added to the list of panoramic options.
3.12	March 28, 2014	System System software stability during use of some features has been improved. Fixes problems with bigger memory cards, which occurred in system software 3.10.
3.15	April 30, 2014	System (PS Vita TV only) Full functionality for PlayStation Vita TV remote play with PS4 systems added. [1] [2] Savegame exploits in various undisclosed exploit titles have been fixed. PS4 Link Linking PS Vita with PS4 is now easier.
3.18	August 7, 2014	System System software stability during use of some features has been improved. No entry sign changed.
3.20	Pre-installed Only (Initial firmware for NA/EU PS TV/VitaTV) October 14, 2014 (First found)	System This firmware was only available pre-installed on the initial release of the PlayStation TV in North America and Europe. It allows the usage of non-Asian PSN accounts on the PS TV, if set up via PS3 or proxies, but otherwise the firmware is identical to the previous version (3.18).
3.30	October 2, 2014	announcement: http://blog.us.playstation.com/2014/10/01/themes-coming-to-ps-vita-with-system-software-update-3-30/#sf4924658 System [Theme & Background] has been added to [Settings]. Full array of languages has been added to [External Keyboard] settings (previously was Japanese and US English only). [3] [Import Saved Data] feature has now been fixed after becoming broken with release of system software 3.15. PS4 Remote Play now supports two players simultaneously. Added timezone for Nouméa and daylight savings support for Wellington, New Zealand. [4] "Intellectual Property Notices" are now listed in the app menu on the LiveArea screen. A savegame exploit, several kernel exploits, a WebKit exploit and some internal system flaws have been fixed. Trophies Trophy rarity can now be viewed. Calendar Users can now attach and send events created in [Calendar] to [Messages] and [Email]. Recipients can save those events in their own calendars. Users can now add Friends and other players to events created in [Calendar]. The Calendar app’s LiveArea now supports the next six tagged events. Browser The system's [Browser] now supports closing all open windows. Improvements to the [Browser]'s ability to load pages and compatibility with HTML5/Javascript content have been made. HTML5test score increased from 291 to 345. [5] Content Manager Support for Content Manager Assistant with Windows XP and Mac OS X Leopard has been discontinued. [6] PS TV The name of the VTE-1000 series has been changed to PlayStation TV or PS TV within system applications. [7] A maximum of 4 wireless controllers can be connected to the PS TV. The number of players depends on the game or application. North American and European PSN accounts can now be used with the PlayStation TV. Detailed warning prompt added to Standby/Shutdown screen on PlayStation TV devices.
3.35	October 28, 2014	Prerelease : http://blog.us.playstation.com/2014/10/16/ps4-system-software-preview-usb-music-player-new-home-screen-colors-more/ System A savegame exploit in the PSP game Go! Sudoku has been fixed. Enables compatibility with the Live from PlayStation app (requires firmware 3.30 or higher) available to download from the PS Store. PS4 Link Four-player Remote Play support to PlayStation TV. Users can now adjust the video quality for Remote Play on the PS TV system according to the network environment.
3.36	January 14, 2015	System Fixes some internal functions of the PS Vita's PSP emulator. A savegame exploit in an undisclosed PSP game has been fixed. The PSP Emulator of the PS Vita has been updated to PSP firmware 6.61.
3.50	March 26, 2015	System Adds support for streaming in 60 frames per second while using PS4 Remote Play. If 60fps is enabled, the PS4 system will be unable to record gameplay while using Remote Play. Accessibility has been added to the settings menu, with options such as zooming, inverted colors, closed captions, enlarged text and increased contrast options. The Maps application has been removed. 'near' will not show Maps and other related content anymore. PSN has been renamed to [PlayStation Network] The [Chat] setting under [PlayStation Network] > [Sub Account Management] has been renamed as [Chat/User-Generated Media]. Sub account users can now be restricted from sending and receiving [Messages from other players] in [Messages]. The online-status of friends is no longer shown with a pop-up box. Fixed savedata exploits in various PSP games (Arcade Darts, Patapon 2, Numblast, etc). Fixed kernel mode exploit that enabled the usage of eCFWs within the PSP emulator of the PS Vita. Fixed the "custom bubble" exploit. 30% of the reserved 256MB memory for the operating system now free for games.
3.51	May 13, 2015	System System software stability during use of some features has been improved. Additional fixes for the "custom bubble" exploit. Fixes lag some users reported on the home screen of the system.
3.52	June 24, 2015	System System software stability during use of some features has been improved.
3.55	September 30, 2015	(PS4 Link) You can now adjust the setting for video resolution when using remote play on a PS Vita system. Select (PS4 Link) > [Start] > (Options) > [Settings] > [Video Quality for Remote Play] > [Resolution]. If video or audio skips during playback, try selecting [Low (360p)] to help improve the quality. (Parental Controls) You can now restrict (Email) from starting.
3.61	-	* This system software update improves system performance. (aka patches the kernel exploit which HENkaku is using)

PUP

Sw version	PUP file name	PUP file size	PUP sha256 hash	Platform
00.902.000	PSP2UPDAT-0_902_000.PUP	13865982	EDC030CE6B9B3E1529FCC51D5BAC97C6B54663E813870439A2E5DD1F8151AC68	DEX
00.931.010	PSP2UPDAT-0_931_010.PUP	70188423	F3731A0C0185BC1C8FFC1C408DA5240419AFFA8536BD0A06BE07810E7BF854D5	DEX
00.931	PSP2UPDAT0931forEPIC.PUP	70188423	34517CE1A9A890FFD4D9A22E0B137B23D7CCEF9ED14C91DE365128A226BF9EBE	-
00.940.050	PSP2UPDAT-0_940_050.PUP	150372352	E9F607530CF2E07D4EB1811412E9948DAC48A2DAB3C7A4752396BFB218155857	-
00.945.040	-	155496448	0D87123B47417F1028575E3A80156A9F5ED103E767314733242D8E04E2204069	DEX
00.990.080	PSP2UPDAT-0_990_080.PUP	206776320	2B78913946A536E2DB71F3EF4162757F4722BBD494FE8342ADB1745185808A6C	DEX
00.996.070	-	229745152	F88B85AC89C64A870792146166B49B8A9D2802ECCB4E27AB4CB0C64417BC33F9	DEX
00.996.090	-	229745152	2F3B7F6BCB647BA390C5D6E83983841A27C03F787EE4A79B21F35004367065EE	DEX
1.000.041	-	205543424	08A55537975BD24AB8DE34284BA5E88218A68AFB57FE47D9E0E11FE85A1CE6BE	DEX
1.000.071	-	205367296	DC08094CBC2C6056D5428A97593CCE1969BD17F6A7257BEB044EBF52054607B6	DEX
1.030.071	-	214935040	D899E58D9F1B9D62D7F860635B3EDF7067514F09CC71D0353C2EE8F1C1E244A7	DEX
1.04	-	99446784	71C83CC0888D897374C04E6AC217347ED4F359C87B7DF4DD04D685DBE196E3B1	CEX
1.05	-	99446784	C63975FEED347ED0702A4DA02F02843D45CAEE7E11651792EE649EFD879E280E	CEX
1.06	-	99450880	66977768B5CD4AFCAB6DBA63C5BF1724E7DBBCE1B8AFCCA15F2B59A419C91020	CEX
1.50	-	94496256	3D1683732ECE0A46E3E2614669376A581A5CDD8ED7B0128EAB8354DDCC3532E5	CEX
1.51	-	94500352	963EC5E4D4D84B0C23C431358E0DA3BF002F4DEAA5379772BB4BAA59BE06130E	CEX
1.52	-	94646272	E2AEFBDB043639C7A147C13AFB59E0194348E56D1BBFD0CD1B54B2A9A12A94EA	CEX
1.60	-	98647040	59A8C401DEBFB5DF1B3E2C40F3B31043781DE453B84E460F41553E2A9FEAADB4	CEX
1.61	-	98647040	20BE54A0C4C6810AE208B0B7D8277788D25EB68F1E48930C1D7506986EB1F306	CEX
1.65	-	100829696	0BFB3E9D238161DD3BBCCA0E64D5240F9F6E9F86E2187C894A127513F8E7C70A	CEX
1.66	-	100829696	0C793DE053C01410BD0466CF55FC34772DA5C573CA5DAB03EFAB4825390F8EBA	CEX
1.67	-	100829696	1A3D594820C9A7A6AD29D0C2185E1E6AF72F1525ED04CD6370BB4D5375139A35	CEX
1.69	-	100826112	0F147329D1D3EAD4CBCF2D08DBEFD5A9B981E917C6A5325D3153D347190EE615	CEX
1.691	-	100826112	D4D731EB245D46E6BBF9B550C5A795616B0867986158D7E1F0853C7FE8372173	CEX
1.80	-	106933760	A554F7B303D8D1464786CCFCD4E4BE54238D57E1D3645DCFF12C3834558D3309	CEX
1.81	-	106916352	482DE34B641BCFE0E99D8E9E6443442670F0E296D63BCC27D556A4BDC0830273	CEX
2.00	-	115200000	F37330DF89BB089A04EB23BF0CD1D41CE9C1A2DEF2D55A1539ADD86AE4451C9B	CEX
2.01	-	115173376	9F446EA37FB4E8430B4A93E6047D32A757FAB20271681CB905F4C8C693CAC50F	CEX
2.02	-	115173376	FBA86F9909ECBCFE8570E20DCFDD2041106ABD0A04D1C34ACE84FF0EA9CB9FB0	CEX
2.05	-	115214336	8851D544806198755678B34D09C51B09103757A65E419D9B2AF940EB749CF2C3	CEX
2.06	-	115214336	A9F7095FEEC4BC2A4C9C301F2BF78B76B31E8D39C24B54CEF902CA499D561434	CEX
2.10	-	119051264	F827FF18C9B90EA66F00E717E5016C6ACD1F5ABFEDED3DBBC31C50AEA7060062	CEX
2.11	-	119019520	022103C0412C91A34CF0CC75E10CA406D7CF95003880BA8B125AC77770787D6E	CEX
2.12	-	119019520	B46BED4ECEBE705D6441CC9E1D0598B90DB23978C58ABDF4990F7A801D754A54	CEX
2.60	-	123668992	B6EB8C160DE865CBD05828008B21D86DAA654B104A6278D84459F0E890201DC0	CEX
2.61	-	123644416	07289D01E48A591258E9BB4F573F94F3B921F5D59EF2B56590EC2A09B734533B	CEX
3.00	-	131768320	A0DBFFA72179C52B9DF3356C897C5BF9CCDB85D4AE46E42F8E96BC9AEC01997F	CEX
3.01	-	131775488	2FE3D13BDB6BA6467946518A153D4F9E2123DDD22EA915CFC03710D3132B6333	CEX
3.10	-	119804928	141758D16BEE3ED5091FDA6ACCA864B0993F2E1A493BE8D83CC8D3D32E05C54E	CEX
3.12	-	119782400	5032FA4B2033250B20E295A21DBDDF7C732177FDD8EC579180DC864AE042C815	CEX
3.15	-	121359872	8B5B99D35F32A8971ED4E183FE26AA2B342EFE9AC0E46D27353B59781F58A86D	CEX
3.18	-	121379840	77D56DF962C1A3F5F0244D2D15F20FCDA7C4E8BAA095962195D0F78D916420DD	CEX
3.30	-	129093120	4112B57B5931EC8C28FC10568C83E9E2CB3E055DCA80DE9879224B421CFFAB8B	CEX
3.35	-	129676800	2BF7F51E82487077AFD6B91D1D1080D142A2CF3A7A6662EDB197CDF27564D338	CEX
3.36	-	129688064	8F9765CA21678996DD12C8979254B1517266A708D23696AFF3BE0C8EE38895DA	CEX
3.50	-	132691456	FF3791952C6D6AFBED99A7629783F1EAA3575A3D0F9338E47DF65D7E4D25C4C6	CEX
3.51	-	132674560	CD61F2068572F1304FCC0AD6850D14963773B3B9F35298B918140DC42382B8D6	CEX
3.52	-	132674560	825FEA9EC30A924329B410B71614AA673AB8F5C25C07C2DE26E4A6B6C21C7F16	CEX
3.55	-	132703232	B70AB7AE1AADDCCA6868B5895BEBF9A97EA0113C926E19E3CFCB40ADF41AB199	CEX
3.57	-	132699136	8B08EC2C4BB70E8F3124F89134CD600147283F8D0FCCBD2AE391960C235A9F3F	CEX
3.60	-	133676544	8CC2E2666626C4FF8F582BF209473526E825E2A5E38E39B259A8A46E25EF371C	CEX
3.61	-	133676544	7505F2CA1C234C86006B5A72151A8C27510CF2807F07A39387ED162D35EF0F61	CEX
3.63	-	133684736	47D19CCF4EBAE585C34C3DB34115A99ADD37B42D242625C0419F86BF5A0B92B4	CEX
3.65	-	133754368	86859B3071681268B6D0BEB5EF691DA874B6726E85B6F06A1CDF6A0E183E77C6	CEX
3.67	-	133746176	67CDDD7241034010698DEA7F8C53BA1B66052A8FEE1115A42BF240E3167DACD2	CEX
3.68	-	133758464	E39E13BBDB2D9413C3097E4CE23E9AC23F7202CBD35924527B7AD87302A7BA40	CEX
3.69	-	133774848	B65769D08BF471C7D059C019E24D2245F4C35F657E1004F4E816DB75EAAC92AD	CEX
3.70	-	133770752	8C404DC70F8032C23F9967AECFA20662ECE12B6DE79BD33DB8CF367DF744908B	CEX
3.71	-	133770752	B9C30865003C04D3A684DD052DCF41B167E1EC2DE2526E14810D1C212431BA2A	CEX
3.72	-	133766656	1DC1F5883A7EE25D41447D3BBEE2667C698336E37E8B4E96787E0A8F04E7F3FA	CEX
3.73	-	133770752	672B106464E856E59BD9CA15309C8CA4A7C0D2E5F9F194721498FF3EA96C6614	CEX
3.74	-	133834240	6EF6DC8DA6DB026F28647713E473486D770087A605C52A8D751BFCA7478386CF	CEX

manufacturing update for reset

1.05

Links

• https://disk.yandex.com/d/NWIJXtgiOQ4LPA

MD5

ad300faff191fc22bb0b90b88b2cfe88  PSP2UPDAT.PUP.manu

2.00

Links

• https://disk.yandex.com/d/Z6pcJrmnX4mThQ

MD5

0e1846e0ffb17dae34f9356e51cc9e3c  PSP2UPDAT.PUP.manu