Datel PSP 3000, PSP 1000, PSP 2000 User Manual

Action Replay™ for PSP User Guide

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1. Introduction

Congratulations on your purchase of Datel’s Action Replay, the only and most powerful real time game enhancer

for the PSP go and PSP 1000/2000/3000 models. Action Replay comes complete with thousands of codes for
hundreds of PSP games. Along with free downloadable code updates from the www.pspar.com website you can be
assured you have a very powerful and fun device to enhance your game playing.

Requirements for Usage

 PSP go handheld games console.

 PSP 1000/2000/3000 and a memory stick with 3 Megabyte minimum capacity.

Requirements for Installation

 A computer with internet access.

 PSP go owners will require the USB cable that came with their console.

 PSP 1000/2000/3000 owners will require the provided USB cable.

2. Installing Action Replay for PSP

Before you can use Action Replay for the first time it needs to be installed on your PSP. The easiest way to install
Action Replay for PSP is to use the install CD with a Windows based PC. If you do not have access to a Windows
based PC please visit www.pspar.com/install using a computer web browser and follow the install method

described there.

Installation with the Action Replay CD using a Windows PC

Please follow the steps below :

1. Insert the Action Replay installation CD into your drive and wait for the setup

utility to auto-run. If autorun is not enabled on your PC, browse to the CD and
double-click the setup utility application.

2. The first screen that appears is the language selection screen. Click the flag
which represents the language you would prefer the setup utility to operate in.
The available options are English, French, German, Spanish, Japanese, Italian or
Chinese.

3.

PSP go users

 Connect your PSP Go to your PC using the USB cable that came with your

console.

 Switch on your PSP go and wait for the crossbar to appear.
 Navigate using your directional pad to the “Settings” bar and select “USB

Connection”.

PSP 1000/2000/3000 users

 Ensure you have a memory stick in your PSP with a minimum capacity of

3MB.

 Remove any UMD discs.
 Connect your PSP to your PC using the provided USB cable.
 Switch on your PSP and wait for the crossbar to appear.
 Navigate using your directional pad to the “Settings” bar and select “USB

Connection”.

3. Your PSP is now connected to your PC and will appear as a removable disk

drive (it may be shown as any drive letter from ‘D’ to ‘Z’). The setup utility will

automatically detect your PSP and ask you to confirm that it has detected the
correct drive letter.

If for some reason the correct drive letter is not detected you can select it

yourself by clicking the “I’ll Select My PSP Drive” button. Use the “Next” button
to select the correct drive letter and confirm by selecting “Yes this is my PSP
drive” to proceed with the installation.

4. The setup utility will now install Action Replay to your PSP memory stick or

system memory if you own a PSP go.

5. Exit USB mode on your PSP and follow the steps below which are relevant for
your PSP version:

PSP go users

Navigate using your directional pad to the “Game” bar, select “System
Storage” and then select “Action Replay”.

PSP 1000/2000/3000 users
Navigate using your directional pad to the “Game” bar, select “Memory Stick”
and then select “Action Replay”.

6. Action Replay at this point will run but only in a ‘Demo’ mode. It needs to run

this once in ‘Demo’ mode to obtain your PSP’s ID. To activate Action Replay

fully you will now need to exit Action Replay and re-connect your PSP to your
PC. Press the Home button and exit back to the PSP crossbar screen. Navigate
using your directional pad to the “Settings” bar and select “USB Connection”.

7. Now on your PC, ensure you have re-connected your PSP. The setup utility will
detect your PSP ID and prompt you to enter your Action Replay license key (this
can be found upon this manual or supplied if you purchased Action Replay
Online). Once you have entered the provided license key click the ‘Next’ button
to continue.

8. Once the installation is complete this will be confirmed by the setup utility,

when prompted to do so disconnect your PSP and exit USB mode.

You are now ready to start Action Replay, please read the following section
“Using Action Replay”.

3. Using Action Replay

Starting Action Replay

PSP go:

 Switch on your PSP go and wait for the crossbar to appear.
 Using the directional pad, navigate to the “Game” bar, select “System Storage” and then select “Action

Replay”.

PSP 1000/2000/3000:

 Remove any UMD discs
 Ensure your memory stick that contains Action Replay is inserted in the PSP memory stick slot.
 Switch on your PSP and wait for the crossbar to appear.
 Using the directional pad, navigate to the “Game” bar, select “Memory Stick” and then select

“Action Replay”.

Select a Game

Once Action Replay has loaded you will be shown the list of games which are

currently installed on the Action Replay. Use ‘up’ and ‘down’ to scroll through the

list of games. If the game you’re after is not in the list, see section 4. Press the ‘X’
button on your PSP to select a game.

Hint: To move faster through lists in Action Replay use the shoulder buttons.

Select Codes

Once you select a game the available codes for the game will be displayed.
Although when you are playing a game all the codes in this list will still be
selectable, at this point you can enable the codes which you wish to use from when
the game starts.

Use ‘up’ and ‘down’ to highlight codes in the list and the X button to turn codes on
and off.

Note there are various types of codes, the most common are shown with a square
box next to the name, if you highlight one of these codes and press X it will toggle
the code on or off. When a code is ON the box will contain a cross (X). You can have
more than one of these codes on at a time.

Folders

Some games will have multiple codes which will be listed within a folder and
marked with an icon beside the name. Folders are usually used to show a collection
of related codes, which for example may be “Speed Modifier Codes” being a
collection of codes which alter a games speed.

Radio Codes

Radio codes are a type of code that appear inside a folder and only allow you to
have one on at a time.