PS4 Mystery Chip (SYSCON) Update...

My bad, I assumed it was an r32c/118 just by seeing the 118 in the die image and left it at that for people to mess with... turns out the 118 on the die has nothing to do with the part number and my assumption was wrong. It is in fact an rl78/g13 (R5F100PL)


Connecting the tool

Tool : E1, Tool Num : 4AS058998C, Interface : 1 wire UART

Emulator's supply power : 3.3V

Emulator's firmware version：3.00.00.004

Connecting to the target device

Query the device information.

Device Name : R5F100PL

Devcie Code : 10 00 06

Firmware Version : V3.03

Code Flash 1 (Address : 0x00000000,  Size : 512 K,  Erase Size : 1 K)

Data Flash 1 (Address : 0x000F1000,  Size : 8 K,  Erase Size : 1 K)



Disconnecting the tool

Operation completed.



Confirmed with another chip the die was the same as previous one decapped in 2014, as expected. (SAA-001/SAB-001)
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PS4 Mystery Chip (SYSCON) Update...

My bad, I assumed it was an r32c/118 just by seeing the 118 in the die image and left it at that for people to mess with... turns out the 11...