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General| Manufacturer | Sony |
|---|---|
| Model | PlayStation 2 (PS2) |
| Release Date (Japan) | March 4, 2000 |
| Release Date (North America) | October 26, 2000 |
| Release Date (Europe) | November 24, 2000 |
| CPU | Emotion Engine |
| CPU Clock Speed | 294.912 MHz |
| GPU | Graphics Synthesizer |
| GPU Clock Speed | 147.456 MHz |
| RAM | 32 MB RDRAM |
| Media | DVD-ROM, CD-ROM |
| Controller | DualShock 2 |
| Controller Ports | 2 |
| USB Ports | 2 (USB 1.1) |
| Resolution | 480i, 480p |
| Video Output | Composite, S-Video, Component, RGB |
| Audio Output | Dolby Digital, DTS |
| Connectivity | Ethernet |
| Online Service | PlayStation Network |
| Backward Compatibility | PlayStation |
| Weight | 2.2 kg |
| Storage | 8 MB Memory Card (Removable), Optional Hard Disk Drive (40GB) |
| FireWire Ports | 1 (IEEE 1394) (Not available on all models) |
Covers warnings, handling, power, and general precautions.
Covers disc handling, console cleaning, and condensation.
Lists PS2/PS1 CD/DVD formats and their compatibility.
Explains NTSC standard and region code limitations for DVD playback.
Lists all items that should be in the PlayStation®2 console box.
Details front and rear components of the PlayStation®2 console.
Explains horizontal and vertical positioning with stand information.
Standard A/V cable connection for audio and video.
Using an S-Video cable for improved picture quality.
Instructions for connecting the console to a VCR.
For best picture quality using component video inputs.
Connecting to sound systems via digital outputs (OPTICAL).
Connecting USB devices such as keyboards or cameras.
Accessing the Browser and System Configuration menus.
Adjusting console settings like clock, language, and screen size.
Configuring screen size, DIGITAL OUT, and Component Video Out.
Settings for remote control, language, auto-diagnosis, and PS1 driver.
Steps for powering on, connecting controllers, and inserting discs.
Proper procedures for stopping play and returning to standby mode.
DUALSHOCK modes, vibration function, and compatibility.
Initial setup, switching games, and safe handling practices.
Types of memory cards, insertion, and managing game data.
Inserting, playing, and controlling audio CDs.
Program, Shuffle, and Repeat playback options for audio CDs.
Important notes regarding DTS audio tracks and compatibility.
Starting, stopping, and controller operations for DVD video playback.
Saving settings and returning to standby mode after viewing.
How to access and use the on-screen control panel.
Detailed list of button functions and their actions on the control panel.
Navigating disc menus and using the control panel for playback.
Utilizing Resume Play and creating custom playback sequences.
Randomly playing titles or chapters on a DVD.
Repeating titles, chapters, or entire discs on a DVD.
Repeating specific scenes within a DVD title.
Selecting original or Play List content for DVD-RW discs.
Changing audio language and subtitle display options.
Adjusting viewing angles, scene selection, and playback information.
Locating specific points on a disc using search and slow-motion.
Accessing and using the main settings menu for DVD player.
Configuring OSD, Menu, Audio, and Subtitle languages.
Adjusting TV type, image quality, and parental controls.
Detailed settings for audio tracks and subtitles.
TV aspect ratio, noise reduction, and progressive scan settings.
Configuring pause mode for DVD playback.
Entering password, region, and restriction level for content access.
Changing and recovering parental control passwords.
Settings for DIGITAL OUT, Dolby Digital, and DTS audio outputs.
Configuring MPEG audio output and auto track selection.
Adjusting DVD volume levels for low output scenarios.
Solutions for no power, no picture, and picture noise problems.
Solutions for problems related to no sound or poor sound quality.
Problems with controllers, discs not starting, or memory card saving.
Disc issues, function restrictions, language/subtitle problems.
Technical details like power requirements, dimensions, and ports.
Definitions of terms like Dolby Digital, DTS, MPEG, and Progressive scan.
Reference to country-specific warranty documentation.
