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New features in v3.0:
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1. A general update based on the Hermes v3 payload to add the associated features.
but also more important news is they will go open source, allowing anyone to release custom firmware for the device
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In the past few weeks we have received several requests from distributors and end users who wish to be able to flash their PS3Keys with the very latest firmwares that are not yet available from ps3key.com.
As customer satisfaction is our number one priority, we have decided to release material and source code necessary to make this possible in the very near future.
The PS3Key update system was designed to protect end users from bricking chips with bad updates. A word of caution is therefore necessary here. If you experiment with custom updates your WARRANTY WILL BE VOID, and it is possible to BRICK the Atmel version of so that an external AVR programmer is necessary to restore any functionality. Generic AVR-based dongles and SiliconLabs-based PS3Keys are safer for experimenting with custom updates.
If you wish to use the product as advertised we strongly suggest you do not experiment with custom firmware unless you have some AVR experience and an AVR programmer on hand just in case.
We are now working on modularising the code and will release an update incorporating the "Hermes v4" features soon. We will also make source code and material for generating custom updates available soon. While compiling custom updates might add bleeding-edge features not yet available in the official PS3Key, it is not something we recommend for inexperienced users. Preferably, please be patient and trust us to deliver a safe update solution for you. It might take a little longer than the other versions available on the web, but you'll have the piece of mind that you're covered by our warranty in the unlikely event that something does go wrong.
and also PS3Key v2 hardware is in the wild now
this version does not need the program to flash it, its simple drag and drop the file just like a flash drive
is uses a different file (firmware.bin) and the actual device is using a Silabs chipset instead of the Atmel chipset
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PS3KEY UPDATE v3.0 - FOR SILABS ONLY
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Instructions:
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2. Insert your PS3Key into your Windows PC and be patient. Windows will go through a series
of checks before finally recognizing your PS3Key.
3. Once your PC has recognized PS3Key, it will show as a USB Flash drive in Windows.
4. You can click on index.htm in the flash drive to see which version you are currently running.
5. Drag-and-drop the firmware.bin file onto the flash drive to update the dongle
6. That's it! It is now safe to remove PS3Key from your PC and continue to enjoy using it with
the new features!