SceSyscon

System controller

Module

Version	World	Privilege
1.69-3.60	Non-secure	Kernel

Libraries

Known NIDs

Version	Name	World	Visibility	NID
1.69-3.60	SceSysconForDriver	Non-secure	Kernel	0x60A35F64

Types

#define SCE_KERNEL_ERROR_SYSCON_ERROR     0x80250000
#define SCE_SYSCON_ERROR_INVALID_SIZE     0x80250001
#define SCE_SYSCON_ERROR_INVALID_ARGUMENT 0x80250002
#define SCE_SYSCON_ERROR_INVALID_POINTER  0x80250003
#define SCE_SYSCON_ERROR_INVALID_STATUS   0x80250004
#define SCE_SYSCON_ERROR_NOT_INTR_ALLOWED 0x80250005
#define SCE_SYSCON_ERROR_TX_SIZE_TOO_LONG 0x80250006

#define SCE_SYSCON_ERROR_ILLEGAL_SIZE     0x80250100
#define SCE_SYSCON_ERROR_ILLEGAL_STATUS   0x80250101
#define SCE_SYSCON_ERROR_NOEXEC           0x80250102
#define SCE_SYSCON_ERROR_INVALID_FLAGS    0x80250105

// Syscon error codes are got with 0x80250200 | rx[3], where rx is the data returned by Syscon

typedef struct SceSysconPacket { // size is 0x80
	struct SceSysconPacket *next;	// 0x00
	SceUInt32 status;		// Lower 16 bits contain flags
	SceUID semaId;			// 0x08
	SceUInt32 index;		// Out: returns to which packet list the packet was inserted into
	SceUInt8 tx[32]; // tx[0..1] = cmd, tx[2] = size
	SceUInt8 rx[32]; // rx[0..1] = cmd?, rx[2] = size?
	void *tx_extra;
	void *rx_extra;
	SceSize rx_extra_size;
	SceUInt32 rx_offset;
	int (*callback)(SceSysconPacket *packet, void *argp);
	void *argp;
	SceUInt32 time;
	SceUInt32 unk[5];
} SceSysconPacket;

typedef enum SceSysconControl {
	SCE_SYSCON_CTRL_UP        = 0x1,
	SCE_SYSCON_CTRL_RIGHT     = 0x2,
	SCE_SYSCON_CTRL_DOWN      = 0x4,
	SCE_SYSCON_CTRL_LEFT      = 0x8,
	SCE_SYSCON_CTRL_TRIANGLE  = 0x10,
	SCE_SYSCON_CTRL_CIRCLE    = 0x20,
	SCE_SYSCON_CTRL_CROSS     = 0x40,
	SCE_SYSCON_CTRL_SQUARE    = 0x80,
	SCE_SYSCON_CTRL_SELECT    = 0x100,
	SCE_SYSCON_CTRL_LTRIGGER  = 0x200,
	SCE_SYSCON_CTRL_RTRIGGER  = 0x400,
	SCE_SYSCON_CTRL_START     = 0x800,
	SCE_SYSCON_CTRL_PSBUTTON  = 0x1000,
	SCE_SYSCON_CTRL_POWER     = 0x4000,
	SCE_SYSCON_CTRL_VOLUP     = 0x10000,
	SCE_SYSCON_CTRL_VOLDOWN   = 0x20000,
	SCE_SYSCON_CTRL_HEADPHONE = 0x8000000
} SceSysconControl;

Flags (passed to sceSysconCmdExecForDriver, etc), also lower bits of status:

Flags	Meaning
0x1	Some kind of priority that helps to select to which packet list the packet is inserted into.
0x100	Do not insert packet checksum (at tx_buf[2 + len]), where len = tx_buf[2]. And don't memset the rest of the buffer to -1 (memset(tx_buf + len + 3, -1, 29 - len)) if len < 29.
0x400	When set, use rx_extra to receive the data. rx_extra_size must be greater than 32.
0x800	When set: use tx_extra instead of tx for sending data. The size is contained in tx_extra[2] and must be smaller or equal to 253. When cleared: use tx and the size is contained in tx[2], which has to be smaller or equal 29.

SceSysconForDriver

sceSysconErnieShutdownForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0x94AB13CC

#define ERNIE_SHUTDOWN_SHUTDOWN 0
#define ERNIE_SHUTDOWN_REBOOT 1

int sceSysconErnieShutdownForDriver(int mode);

sceSysconPowerCtrlKermitResetForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0x14B99945

Executes SMC 0x11A: return sceSysconSetPowerMode(2, 0);

int sceSysconPowerCtrlKermitResetForDriver(void);

sceSysconBatteryExecBLCommandForDriver

Version	NID
0.990-3.60	0x74B2AB55

int sceSysconBatteryExecBLCommandForDriver(int ctx);

sceSysconBatteryReadBLCommandForDriver

Version	NID
0.990-3.60	0x448DAFF1

int sceSysconBatteryReadBLCommandForDriver(int ctx, int unk1, int unk2, void *buf, SceSize size);

sceSysconBatterySetBLCommandForDriver

Version	NID
0.990-3.60	0xE4F29744

int sceSysconBatterySetBLCommandForDriver(int ctx, int unk, void *src, SceSize size);

sceSysconBatteryStartBLModeForDriver

Version	NID
0.990-3.60	0x2CEF078E

int sceSysconBatteryStartBLModeForDriver(void);

sceSysconBatteryStopBLModeForDriver

Version	NID
0.990-3.60	0xE4AE7852

int sceSysconBatteryStopBLModeForDriver(void);

sceSysconBatterySWResetForDriver

Version	NID
0.990-3.60	0x87DA378D

int sceSysconBatterySWResetForDriver(void);

sceSysconGetManualChargeModeForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-0.940	not present
3.60	0x4FEC564C

int sceSysconGetManualChargeModeForDriver(int *piMode);

sceSysconCtrlManualChargeModeForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-0.940	not present
3.60	0xC6A2C9EF

int sceSysconCtrlManualChargeModeForDriver(int mode);

sceSysconGetLogInfoForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-0.940	not present
3.60	0x701535FC

typedef struct SceSysconLogInfo { // size is 8 on FW 3.60
   uint8_t unk_0[8];
} SceSysconLogInfo;

int sceSysconGetLogInfoForDriver(SceSysconLogInfo *pInfo);

sceSysconLogStartForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-0.940	not present
3.60	0x4E55CF5E

int sceSysconLogStartForDriver(void);

sceSysconLogStartWaitingForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-0.940	not present
3.60	0x9C0B1E61

int sceSysconLogStartWaitingForDriver(void);

sceSysconLogReadDataForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-0.940	not present
3.60	0x487D97F3

int sceSysconLogReadDataForDriver(SceUInt32 offset, void *buffer, SceSize size);

sceSysconGetTemperatureLogForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-0.940	not present
3.60	0x3B354824

sceSysconClearTemperatureLogForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-0.940	not present
3.60	0x3843D657

sceSysconGetUsbDetStatusForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-0.940	not present
3.60	0xEF810687

sceSysconGetBaryonTimestampForDriver

Version	NID
3.60	0x4D588A0A

A temp name was sceSysconGetTimeStampForDriver, derived from PSP.

Returns the timestamp of latest installed Syscon FW patch, formatted as YYYYMMDDhhmm. This comes from a string stored in Syscon FW under another format: $Date:: YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss +0900#$

Example: $Date:: 2013-12-13 15:52:05 +0900#$ in Syscon FW becomes 201312131552 in Syscon command 2.

// pTimestamp will point to a buffer of size 0x10 bytes, containing a string of size 13 (12: length + 1: terminal character)
int sceSysconGetBaryonTimestampForDriver(char *pTimestamp);

sceSysconGetWakeupFactorForDriver

Version	NID
3.60	0xCF5B2F2F

Result is 2 bytes wakeup factor coming from Syscon command 0x10.

int sceSysconGetWakeupFactorForDriver(SceUInt32 *pWakeupFactor);

sceSysconCtrlHdmiCecPowerForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0x62155962

Sets the pin CDC Hot Plug Detect (HPD) state of the HDMI bridge (AD80244 / ADV7533).

int sceSysconCtrlHdmiCecPowerForDriver(SceBool enable_HDMI_CDC_HPD_pin);

SceSysconForDriver_3FDD29D6

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0x3FDD29D6

int SceSysconForDriver_3FDD29D6(int a1, SceBool use_flag);

sceSysconCtrlRMRPowerForDriver

Version	NID
3.60	0x710A7CF0

Temp name was sceSysconCtrlMsPowerForDriver.

int sceSysconCtrlRMRPowerForDriver(int enable_power);

SceSysconForDriver_7F198FA2

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0x7F198FA2

Used by ScePower when setting a device clock frequency.

/* device:
0: 
1: SetSysClockFrequency, SetDmac5ClockFrequency, SetBusClockFrequency, SetCameraBusClockFrequency
2: SetArmClockFrequency
3: SetGpuClockFrequency, SetVipClockFrequency
4: SetGpuClockFrequencyInternal, SetGpuXbarClockFrequency, SetCompatClockFrequency

unk: 0x8A - (something got from ScePervasiveForDriver)
*/

int SceSysconForDriver_7F198FA2(SceUInt32 device, SceUInt32 unk);

sceSysconSetPowerModeForDriver

Version	NID
0.940-3.60	0x8A95D35C

Temp name was sceSysconResetDeviceForDriver.

int sceSysconSetPowerModeForDriver(int type, int mode);

It issues SMC #0 with r12 = 0x11A.

The mode argument is usually set to 0x2 or sometimes 0x8002 (which seems to correspond to some request by the UDC and BT drivers).

The type argument determines what to do.

Real define names are like: "SCE_SYSCON_POWERMODE_MODE_STANDBY".

Type	Description	Syscon command
0	Power off	{0xC0, 0, 5, type, (~mode) & 0xFF, (~mode >> 8) & 0xFF, (mode >> 16) & 0xFF}
1	Suspend (low-power state)	{0xC0, 0, 5, type, (~mode) & 0xFF, (~mode >> 8) & 0xFF, (mode >> 16) & 0xFF}
2	Cold reset	{0x01, 8, 1, 0}
3	?Reset to update mode?	{0xC1, 0, 2, 0}
4	?Reset to update mode?	{0xC1, 0, 2, 1}
5	Hibernate	{0xC2, 0, 2, 0x5A}
16	??	{0xC0, 0, 5, type, (~mode) & 0xFF, (~mode >> 8) & 0xFF, (mode >> 16) & 0xFF}
17	Soft reset (suspend and immediately resume)	{0xC0, 0, 5, type, (~mode) & 0xFF, (~mode >> 8) & 0xFF, (mode >> 16) & 0xFF}

sceSysconEnableHibernateIOForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-0.940	not present
0.990-3.60	0x4946538A

int sceSysconEnableHibernateIOForDriver(int a1);

sceSysconWaitReadyForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-0.940	not present
3.60	0x55DF1C9B

Temp name was sceSysconWaitInitializedForDriver.

int sceSysconWaitReadyForDriver(void);

sceSysconCmdSyncForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0x6E517D22

int sceSysconCmdSyncForDriver(SceSysconPacket *packet, int noWait);

sceSysconCmdExecForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0x9ADDCA4A

int sceSysconCmdExecForDriver(SceSysconPacket *packet, unsigned int flags);

sceSysconCmdExecAsyncForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0xC2224E82

int sceSysconCmdExecAsyncForDriver(SceSysconPacket *packet, u32 flags, int (*callback)(SceSysconPacket *, void *), void *argp);

sceSysconCtrlSdPowerForDriver

Version	NID
3.60	0xBE1ADE4F

Enables/disables GameCard reader.

Used by SceSdstor.

int sceSysconCtrlSdPowerForDriver(int enable_power);

sceSysconCtrlWirelessPowerForDriver

Version	NID
0.990	0x4FBDA504
3.60	not present

sceSysconCtrlWirelessPower2ForDriver

Version	NID
0.940	not present
3.60	0xA2E85DB9

sceSysconCtrlWirelessPowerDownForDriver

Version	NID
0.990	0xDF8C6D2D
3.60	not present

sceSysconVerifyConfigstorageScriptForDriver

Version	NID
3.60	0xCC6F90A8

This function is not used by the OS and anyway it would always return error because it calls a command that is not implemented in Syscon FW.

int sceSysconVerifyConfigstorageScriptForDriver(int a1, void *pScript, SceSize size);

sceSysconLoadConfigstorageScriptForDriver

Version	NID
3.60	0x89C5CFD6

The OS uses this function to change between modes: IDU mode, Show Mode, no mode. This works by spoofing or rewriting KBL Param#Hardware Info. This is reboot persistent.

int sceSysconLoadConfigstorageScriptForDriver(int a1, void *pScript, SceSize size);

sceSysconBeginConfigstorageTransactionForDriver

Version	NID
0.990-3.60	0xA4968B8C

int sceSysconBeginConfigstorageTransactionForDriver(void);

sceSysconCommitConfigstorageTransactionForDriver

Version	NID
0.990-3.60	0x7B9B3617

int sceSysconCommitConfigstorageTransactionForDriver(void);

sceSysconEndConfigstorageTransactionForDriver

Version	NID
0.990-3.60	0xFCC3E8EE

int sceSysconEndConfigstorageTransactionForDriver(void);

sceSysconSetDebugHandlersForDriver

Version	NID
0.990-3.60	0xF245CD6F

/** A set of debug handlers for syscon, that you can set in sceSysconSetDebugHandlersForDriver(). */
typedef struct SceSysconDebugHandlers {
    /** Structure size (probably, unused). */
    s32 size;
    /** Callback ran right before running a packet, with a pointer to it passed as the first argument. */
    void (*start)(SceSysconPacket *packet);
    /** Callback ran right after finishing running a packet, with a pointer to it passed as the first argument. */
    void (*end)(SceSysconPacket *packet);
} SceSysconDebugHandlers;

int sceSysconSetDebugHandlersForDriver(SceSysconDebugHandlers *debug_handlers);

sceSysconGetBatteryCalibDataForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-0.940	not present
3.60	0x9ADC9936

int sceSysconGetBatteryCalibDataForDriver(int *piData1, int *piData2, int *piData3, int *piData4);

sceSysconGetTouchpanelDeviceInfoForDriver

Version	NID
0.990-3.60	0xF492E69E

typedef struct SceKernelTouchpanelDeviceInfo {
  uint16_t FrontVendorID;
  uint16_t FrontFwVersion;
  uint16_t BackVendorID;
  uint16_t BackFwVersion;
} SceKernelTouchpanelDeviceInfo;

int sceSysconGetTouchpanelDeviceInfoForDriver(SceKernelTouchpanelDeviceInfo *pInfo);

sceSysconGetTouchpanelDeviceInfo2ForDriver

Version	NID
0.940	not present
0.990-3.60	0x030D447F

This is a guessed name.

Returns extended panel info.

typedef struct SceKernelTouchpanelDeviceInfo2 {
	uint16_t FrontVendorID;
	uint16_t FrontFwVersion;
	uint16_t FrontUnk1;
	uint8_t FrontUnk2;
	uint8_t FrontUnk3;
	uint16_t unused1;
	uint16_t BackVendorID;
	uint16_t BackFwVersion;
	uint16_t BackUnk1;
	uint8_t BackUnk2;
	uint8_t BackUnk3;
	uint16_t unused2;
} SceKernelTouchpanelDeviceInfo2;

int sceSysconGetTouchpanelDeviceInfo2ForDriver(SceKernelTouchpanelDeviceInfo2 *pInfo);

sceSysconGetHardwareInfoForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0xCBD6D8BC

Returns Ernie HW info. See KBL Param#Hardware Info.

int sceSysconGetHardwareInfoForDriver(void);

sceSysconGetHardwareInfo2ForDriver

Version	NID
0.940	not present
3.60	0x965C68C3

// "hwinfo = 0x%08x, id = 0x%llx, hwtype = 0x%08x"
typedef struct SceKernelHardwareInfo2 {
  int hwinfo;
  uint64_t id; // unsure
  int hwtype; // unsure
} SceKernelHardwareInfo2;

int sceSysconGetHardwareInfo2ForDriver(SceKernelHardwareInfo2 *pInfo);

sceSysconGetBaryonVersionForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0xFF86F4C5

On PSVita it is Ernie Version not Baryon Version.

int sceSysconGetBaryonVersionForDriver(void);

SceSysconForDriver_0D0B6D25

Version	NID
0.940-3.60	0x0D0B6D25

Maybe exits Syscon DownLoader mode.

int SceSysconForDriver_0D0B6D25(void);

SceSysconForDriver_EBE3262C

Version	NID
0.940	not present
1.03-3.60	0xEBE3262C

In SceSblPostSsMgr, used just after #sceSysconGetBaryonVersionForDriver.

Returns 8 bits of some Syscon Mode information. Bit 6 (from right) is Syscon DownLoader Mode flag. Bit 3 (from right) is Power Online flag.

SceUInt8 SceSysconForDriver_EBE3262C(void);

sceSysconIsPowerOnlineForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0x9DA2A5AB

Returns true iff Syscon information bit 3 (from right) is set. See also #SceSysconForDriver_EBE3262C.

Used by many ScePower functions for example before setting display brightness.

SceBool sceSysconIsPowerOnlineForDriver(void);

sceSysconGetErnieDLVersionForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0xD2F456DC

Runs Syscon command 0x1100.

void sceSysconGetErnieDLVersionForDriver(int *pVersion);

sceSysconGetBatteryVersionForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0x68E0031E

Battery IC name: if HWinfo > 7 "Abby" else "Bert".

int sceSysconGetBatteryVersionForDriver(int *HWinfo, int *FWinfo, int *DFinfo);

sceSysconGetManufacturesStatusForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-0.940	not present
3.60	0x3E09A1F4

In theory, this function should only be called when Product Mode is already set.

int sceSysconGetManufacturesStatusForDriver(int *piStatus);

sceSysconReadScratchPadForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0x299B1CE7

Temp name was sceSysconReadCommandForDriver, sceSysconVsReadDataForDriver.

Calls syscon command 0x90.

Used by SceRtc.

// size: On FW 3.60, must be between 0 and 0x18. On FW 0.931, must be 2, 4 or 8.
// offset: Must be between 0 and 0xFF.
// offset + size must not exceed 0x100
int sceSysconReadScratchPadForDriver(SceUInt32 offset, void *buffer, SceSize size);

sceSysconWriteScratchPadForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0xE26488B9

Temp name was sceSysconSendCommandForDriver, sceSysconVsWriteDataForDriver.

Calls syscon command 0x91.

Used by SceRtc and ScePower.

// size: On FW 3.60, must be between 0 and 0x18. On FW 0.931, must be 2, 4 or 8.
// offset: Must be between 0 and 0xFF.
// offset + size must not exceed 0x100
int sceSysconWriteScratchPadForDriver(SceUInt32 offset, void *buffer, SceSize size);

sceSysconNvsSetRunModeForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0x81A6060D

Used by sceSblNvsReadDataForKernel and sceSblNvsWriteDataForKernel.

// mode: 0 before read/write
int sceSysconNvsSetRunModeForDriver(int mode);

sceSysconNvsSetUnkModeForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0x2EC6D55D

// mode: unk
int sceSysconNvsSetUnkModeForDriver(int mode);

sceSysconNvsReadDataForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0xACAFA2B8

Used by sceSblNvsReadDataForKernel and sceSblSsGetNvsDataForDriver.

int sceSysconNvsReadDataForDriver(SceUInt32 offset, void *buffer, SceSize size);

sceSysconNvsWriteDataForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0x10C9657A

Used by sceSblNvsWriteDataForKernel and sceSblSsSetNvsDataForDriver.

int sceSysconNvsWriteDataForDriver(SceUInt32 offset, void *buffer, SceSize size);

sceSysconGetMultiCnInfoForDriver

Version	NID
0.940-3.60	0x1503D6A0

Returns data obtained by Syscon command 0x103.

int sceSysconGetMultiCnInfoForDriver(SceUInt32 *pInfo);

sceSysconSetMultiCnPortForDriver

Version	NID
0.940-3.60	0x8AAB6308

// port: 0: for JIG mode, 0x10000: for normal mode
int sceSysconSetMultiCnPortForDriver(int port);

SceSysconForDriver_9CA6EB70

Version	NID
1.03-3.60	0x9CA6EB70

Sends value using Syscon command 0x89E. Does nothing on prototype models with motherboards IRT-001 and older.

Related to LED.

int SceSysconForDriver_9CA6EB70(SceBool state);

sceSysconCtrlLEDForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0x04EC7579

#define STATE_ON 1
#define STATE_OFF 0

#define DEVICE_UNK 0x40 // maybe PS button or CP power LED or maybe color (blue)

int sceSysconCtrlLEDForDriver(int device, SceBool state);

sceSysconCtrlDolceLEDForDriver

Version	NID
0.931	not present
3.60	0x727F985A

This is a guessed name.

#define STATE_ON 0
#define STATE_BLINK_SLOW 1
#define STATE_BLINK_FAST 2

int sceSysconCtrlDolceLEDForDriver(SceUInt32 state);

sceSysconConfigLEDForDriver

Version	NID
3.60	0x6F586D1A

This is a guessed name.

#define DEVICE_UNK 0x40 // maybe PS button or CP power LED or maybe color (blue)

// unk: SceLedConfig.unk_4

int sceSysconConfigLEDForDriver(int device, SceUInt32 unk);

sceSysconCtrlAccPowerForDriver

Version	NID
0.940-3.60	0x8D1D97E8

int sceSysconCtrlAccPowerForDriver(SceBool enable);

sceSysconCtrlDevKitUsbPowerForDriver

Version	NID
0.940	not present
3.60	0xB1F88B11

This is a guessed name.

int sceSysconCtrlDevKitUsbPowerForDriver(SceBool enable);

sceSysconCtrlDolceUsbPowerForDriver

Version	NID
0.940	not present
3.60	0x3274A925

This is a guessed name.

int sceSysconCtrlDolceUsbPowerForDriver(SceBool enable);

sceSysconCtrlDeviceResetForDriver

Version	NID
0.990-3.60	0x40FF3898

sceSysconJigOpenPortForDriver

Version	NID
0.940-3.60	0x44A173F5

int sceSysconJigOpenPortForDriver(void);

sceSysconJigClosePortForDriver

Version	NID
0.940-3.60	0x483FAE05

int sceSysconJigClosePortForDriver(void);

sceSysconJigSetConfigForDriver

Version	NID
0.940-3.60	0xD24BF916

int sceSysconJigSetConfigForDriver(char a1, char a2);

sceSysconCtrlHostOutputViaDongleForDriver

Version	NID
0.990-3.60	0xDECCB2B4

Connect / disconnect PSVita SLIM Jig Host.

int sceSysconCtrlHostOutputViaDongleForDriver(SceBool enable);

receive_pm_sm_jig_msg_from_syscon

Version	NID
0.940-3.60	0x3C80B529

int receive_pm_sm_jig_msg_from_syscon(SceUInt32 offset, SceSize size, void *buf);

send_pm_sm_jig_msg_to_syscon

Version	NID
0.940-3.60	0x7BFBA09E

send_pm_sm_stop_to_syscon

Version	NID
0.990-3.60	0x933D813F

Used just after send_pm_sm_jig_msg_to_syscon or when it fails before.

int send_pm_sm_stop_to_syscon(int a1, int a2, int a3);

sceSysconIduModeSetForDriver

Version	NID
3.60	0x956D07CB

sceSysconIduModeClearForDriver

Version	NID
3.60	0x34574496

sceSysconShowModeSetForDriver

Version	NID
3.60	0x6D65B70F

sceSysconShowModeClearForDriver

Version	NID
3.60	0x8D7724C0

sceSysconIsDownLoaderModeForDriver

Version	NID
3.60	0x9ADD60D2

sceSysconIsDealDownLoaderModeForDriver

Version	NID
0.990-3.60	0xB7BCC638

sceSysconSetAlarmCallbackForDriver

Version	NID
0.940-3.60	0x32418370

index 0 on FW 0.940. index 0x24 on FW 3.60.

sceSysconSetWlanCallbackForDriver

Version	NID
0.940-0.990	0x4DEB8712
3.60	not present

This is a guessed name.

index 5 on FW 0.940

sceSysconSetLowBatteryCallbackForDriver

Version	NID
0.940-3.60	0x3F0DB7C0

index 6 on FW 0.940. index 0x10 on FW 3.60.

sceSysconSetThermalAlertCallbackForDriver

Version	NID
0.940	not present
3.60	0x773B8126

index 0x17 on FW 3.60

sceSysconSetMultiCnOtgCallbackForDriver

Version	NID
0.940	not present
3.60	0xA26586B2

This is a temp name.

Registers 2 callbacks (maybe constructor and destructor) for multi-connector OTG.

index 0x25 on FW 3.60

int sceSysconSetMultiCnOtgCallbackForDriver(void *cb_0, void *cb_1);

sceSysconSetMiniUsbOtgCallbackForDriver

Version	NID
0.940	not present
3.60	0x67A4CB9F

This is a temp name.

Registers 2 callbacks (maybe constructor and destructor) for mini-USB OTG.

index 0x26 on FW 3.60

int sceSysconSetMiniUsbOtgCallbackForDriver(void *cb_0, void *cb_1);

sceSysconSetAccCallbackForDriver

Version	NID
0.940	not present
3.60	0x4A42712F

This is a temp name.

Registers 2 callbacks (maybe constructor and destructor) for accessory port.

index 0xF on FW 3.60

int sceSysconSetAccCallbackForDriver(void *cb_0, void *cb_1);

sceSysconUpdaterSetSegmentForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0x9B00BC7F

// segment_no: a 8bit value
int sceSysconUpdaterSetSegmentForDriver(SceUInt32 segment_no);

sceSysconUpdaterLoadSegmentForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0x356B9696

// pSegment: the encrypted segment to load
// unk: maybe segment_no
// size: usually 0x400
int sceSysconUpdaterLoadSegmentForDriver(void *segment, int unk, SceSize size);

sceSysconUpdaterLoadSegment2ForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0x734544E4

// pSegment: the encrypted segment to load
// unk: maybe segment_no
// size: usually 0x400
int sceSysconUpdaterLoadSegment2ForDriver(void *segment, int unk, SceSize size);

sceSysconUpdaterCalcChecksumForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0xD27C3D80

Computes checksum to use with sceSysconUpdaterExecProgrammingForDriver. It does not call any Syscon command.

int sceSysconUpdaterCalcChecksumForDriver(void *data, SceSize size, int *checksum);

sceSysconUpdaterExecProgrammingForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0x69AD76E4

Executes programming, i.e writes segments on Syscon EEPROM.

// checksum: value got from sceSysconUpdaterCalcChecksumForDriver
int sceSysconUpdaterExecProgrammingForDriver(int checksum);

sceSysconUpdaterSetRunModeForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0xB487C2FB

// mode: 0x72BA (0.931-3.60), 0x9A54 (0.931-0.3.60), 0x152E (3.60), 0x3665 (3.60), 0xC5E7 (3.60), 
int sceSysconUpdaterSetRunModeForDriver(int mode);

sceSysconUpdaterExecFinalizeForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0xC7747A63

// digest: sha1 of decrypted concatenated segments, comes from Syscon Update package packet type 0x20
// size: usually 0x14 (sha1 size)
int sceSysconUpdaterExecFinalizeForDriver(void *digest, SceSize size);

SceSysconForDriver_CBA836FF

Version	NID
0.931-0.940	not present
3.60	0xCBA836FF

Sends a 0x18-byte buffer to Syscon command 0x1185. This Syscon command 0x1185 seems to be unimplemented in recent Syscon FWs: it does not do anything.

// size: must be 0x18
int SceSysconForDriver_CBA836FF(void *pBuf, SceSize size);

snvs_read

Version	NID
0.940	not present
1.03-3.60	0xEBDF88B9

Used in SceSblPostSsMgr to read data from SNVS with pm_sm command 8. Also used in SceSblUpdateMgr with update_service_sm commands 0xB0002 and 0xC0002.

// in_size: 0x10
// out_size: 0x30
int snvs_read(void *in_buf, SceSize in_size, void *out_buf, SceSize out_size);

snvs_write

Version	NID
1.03-3.60	0x63683B9B

Used in SceSblPostSsMgr to write data to SNVS with pm_sm command 8. Also used in SceSblUpdateMgr with update_service_sm commands 0xB0002 and 0xC0002.

// in_size: 0x30
// out_size: 0x10
int snvs_write(void *in_buf, SceSize in_size, void *out_buf, SceSize out_size);

syscon_update_command_0xD00002

Version	NID
0.931-0.940	not present
3.60	0x4D03754A

Calls Syscon command 0xD0.

Used in SceSblUpdateMgr with update_service_sm command 0xD0002.

// in_buf: buffer that embeds input data, usually 0xD0002 command request + 8
// in_size: usually 0x28
// out_buf: buffer to receive result, usually 0xD0002 command request + 0x30
// out_size: usually 0x28
int syscon_update_command_0xD00002(void *in_buf, SceSize in_size, void *out_buf, SceSize out_size);

SceSysconForDriver_C562AF3A

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0xC562AF3A

Only used by ScePower.

If Ernie version is greater than 0x70503 it calls syscon command 0x900 else syscon command 0x802.

pOut value comes from Syscon. Only 4 bytes are copied to pOut.

int SceSysconForDriver_C562AF3A(SceUInt32 *pOut);

SceSysconForDriver_901D6CD4

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0x901D6CD4

Sets a flag used internally by SceSyscon.

Used by SceCtrl, ScePower.

int SceSysconForDriver_901D6CD4(int enable);

sceSysconGetControlsInfoForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0x145F59A4

This is a guessed name.

See Boot Controls Info.

Runs syscon command 0x100.

int sceSysconGetControlsInfoForDriver(SceUInt32 *pCtrl);

SceSysconForDriver_76272CB9

Version	NID
0.931-0.940	not present
3.60	0x76272CB9

Gets a 4 byte value.

Runs syscon command 0x120.

int SceSysconForDriver_76272CB9(SceUInt32 *unk);

SceSysconForDriver_D7BEFF8B

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0xD7BEFF8B

Gets Syscon power on time in ticks of 0.5 second. Each second the counter automatically increases by 2.

Calls Syscon command 0x11.

Used to calculate the current time and date.

int SceSysconForDriver_D7BEFF8B(SceUInt32 *puiTime);

SceSysconForDriver_3168F3AF

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0x3168F3AF

Calls Syscon command 0x12.

It is an alarm timer. It must be initialized using Syscon command 0x82 via #SceSysconForDriver_51164951.

// FW 0.931
int SceSysconForDriver_3168F3AF(SceUInt32 *pResult);

// FW 3.60
int SceSysconForDriver_3168F3AF(SceUInt32 *pResult, SceUInt32 *pResult2);

SceSysconForDriver_BA09F171

Version	NID
0.931-0.940	not present
3.60	0xBA09F171

Calls Syscon command 0x13.

It might be related to alarm/timer.

int SceSysconForDriver_BA09F171(SceUInt32 *pResult, SceUInt32 *pResult2);

SceSysconForDriver_9B6A6F64

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0x9B6A6F64

Calls Syscon command 0x81.

Sets current Syscon power on time in ticks of 0.5 second. The set value can be get with #SceSysconForDriver_D7BEFF8B.

Used by SceRtc. Set to 0 just before setting Current Tick, to reset syscon power on time.

int SceSysconForDriver_9B6A6F64(SceUInt32 time);

SceSysconForDriver_51164951

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0x51164951

Calls Syscon command 0x82. On Syscon version < 0x90907, 4 bytes are sent to Syscon, whilst on Syscon version >= 0x90907, 5 bytes are sent to Syscon.

Used by SceRtc#sceRtcSetAlarmTickForDriver.

The set value can be get with #SceSysconForDriver_3168F3AF.

// a1: seen value: 0xffffffff during Syscon Init
// a2: some 8-bit flag, seen value: 0 during Syscon Init

// FW 0.931
int SceSysconForDriver_51164951(int a1);

// FW 3.60
int SceSysconForDriver_51164951(int a1, int a2);

SceSysconForDriver_373ECF8A

Version	NID
0.931-0.940	not present
0.931-3.60	0x373ECF8A

Calls Syscon command 0x83.

Sends 2 bytes of data to Syscon.

int SceSysconForDriver_373ECF8A(SceUInt32 unk);

SceSysconForDriver_253CC522

Version	NID
3.60	0x253CC522

Calls Syscon command 0x807.

If calling on devkit, can get 0x8025023F. maybe limited by model.

// dst size is 2 byte.
int SceSysconForDriver_253CC522(SceUInt8 *dst);

SceSysconForDriver_175CE5A1

Version	NID
3.60	0x175CE5A1

// dst size is 8 byte.
int SceSysconForDriver_175CE5A1(SceUInt32 *dst);

SceSysconForDriver_596B17B7

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0x596B17B7

Used by ScePower.

int SceSysconForDriver_596B17B7(SceBool enable);

SceSysconForDriver_00A65FC1

Version	NID
0.931	0x00A65FC1
0.990-3.60	not present

If Syscon version <= 0x70503, it calls Syscon command 0x8A1, else Syscon command 0x982.

Used by ScePower.

int SceSysconForDriver_00A65FC1(int *pInfo);

SceSysconForDriver_FDB3AE9D

Version	NID
0.940-3.60	0xFDB3AE9D

Gets 0x10 bytes from Syscon command 0x183.

int SceSysconForDriver_FDB3AE9D(int *pInfo);

SceSysconForDriver_C3504ADE

Version	NID
0.940-3.60	0xC3504ADE

SceSysconForDriver_B832B72C

Version	NID
0.940-3.60	0xB832B72C

SceSysconForDriver_86BAAF7D

Version	NID
0.940-3.60	0x86BAAF7D

Returns a 8-bit value casted to 32-bit for convenience.

Used by SceRtc.

int SceSysconForDriver_86BAAF7D(void);

SceSysconForDriver_A57B5433

Version	NID
0.940-3.60	0xA57B5433

SceSysconForDriver_ACC7F71E

Version	NID
0.940-3.60	0xACC7F71E

SceSysconForDriver_769F9AC4

Version	NID
0.940-3.60	0x769F9AC4

Returns a global variable initialized during SceSyscon initialization. Returns always SCE_TRUE (1) on PS TV.

SceSysconForDriver_4BC63A40

Version	NID
0.940-3.60	0x4BC63A40

SceSysconForDriver_99A254A9

Version	NID
0.940-3.60	0x99A254A9

SceSysconForDriver_9A4F4B7C

Version	NID
0.931-0.940	not present
3.60	0x9A4F4B7C

SceSysconForDriver_92D2C6A4

Version	NID
0.931-0.940	not present
3.60	0x92D2C6A4

SceSysconForDriver_B9EA2FA8

Version	NID
0.931-0.940	not present
3.60	0xB9EA2FA8

Only used by SceUsbServ.

int SceSysconForDriver_B9EA2FA8(void);

SceSysconForDriver_D7F5A797

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0xD7F5A797

Only used by ScePower.

int SceSysconForDriver_D7F5A797(void);

SceSysconForDriver_27758A64

Version	NID
0.940	not present
3.60	0x27758A64

SceSysconForDriver_4A184B7C

Version	NID
0.940	not present
3.60	0x4A184B7C

Related to battery, called by ScePower#ScePowerForDriver_627A89C6.

SceSysconForDriver_ACEE1C70

Version	NID
0.940	not present
3.60	0xACEE1C70

Related to battery, called by ScePower#ScePowerForDriver_0D56C601.

SceSysconForDriver_03C50DC3

Version	NID
0.940	not present
3.60	0x03C50DC3

SceSysconForDriver_BFDA5590

Version	NID
0.940	not present
3.60	0xBFDA5590

SceSysconForDriver_63B14156

Version	NID
0.940	not present
3.60	0x63B14156

SceSysconForDriver_50CAE242

Version	NID
0.940	not present
3.60	0x50CAE242

SceSysconForDriver_50CAE242

Version	NID
0.940-3.60	0x29CF4335

SceSysconForDriver_9F4042F8

Version	NID
0.940	not present
3.60	0x9F4042F8

SceSysconForDriver_C50568E9

Version	NID
0.940	not present
3.60	0xC50568E9

sceSysconIsLowBatteryInhibitUpdateRebootForDriver

Version	NID
0.940	not present
3.60	0x1A0C140F

used by scePowerIsLowBatteryInhibitUpdateReboot

int sceSysconIsLowBatteryInhibitUpdateRebootForDriver(void);

sceSysconIsLowBatteryInhibitUpdateDownloadForDriver

Version	NID
0.940	not present
3.60	0x1E3130EE

used by scePowerIsLowBatteryInhibitUpdateDownload

int sceSysconIsLowBatteryInhibitUpdateDownloadForDriver(void);

SceSysconForDriver_012B57B3

Version	NID
0.940-3.60	0x012B57B3

SceSysconForDriver_32B2DB3D

Version	NID
0.940-3.60	0x32B2DB3D

SceSysconForDriver_142D5E82

Version	NID
0.940-3.60	0x142D5E82

SceSysconForDriver_490C5548

Version	NID
0.940-3.60	0x490C5548

SceSysconForDriver_C0F215B7

Version	NID
0.931-0.940	not present
3.60	0xC0F215B7

Gets a global variable (one byte) updated by #sceSysconCmdSyncForDriver.

int SceSysconForDriver_C0F215B7(void);

SceSysconForDriver_D6F6D472

Version	NID
0.931-0.940	not present
3.60	0xD6F6D472

Gets electric information (maybe intensity) of the device connected to USB OTG on Slim PS Vita.

Returns a global variable updated by #sceSysconCmdSyncForDriver, obtained using Syscon command 0x130.

int SceSysconForDriver_D6F6D472(int *pInfo);

SceSysconForDriver_E7893732

Version	NID
0.940	not present
3.60	0xE7893732

Calls Syscon command 0x1B0. Related to UART, JIG or MultiCn.

// value holds 3 useful bytes and 1 byte not sent to syscon
int SceSysconForDriver_E7893732(int value);

Commands

It seems like the command format is as follows: (direction << 8) | cmd_id, where direction = 1 means write to syscon, and direction = 0 means read from syscon.

Command	Output size	Functions NIDs	Description
0x0	0x0	0x0D0B6D25
0x1	0x4	module_start	sceSysconGetBaryonVersionForDriver. Used during SysconInit.
0x2	0xC	module_start	sceSysconGetBaryonTimestampForDriver. Returns 12-byte string followed by at least 2-byte memory leak. Used during SysconInit.
0x3	0x4	module_start	sceSysconGetSleepFactor. Used during SysconInit.
0x4	0x4
0x5	0x4	0xCBD6D8BC	sceSysconGetHardwareInfoForDriver
0x6	0x10		Get "Hardware flags". See KBL Param#Hardware flags.
0x10	0x2	0xCF5B2F2F	sceSysconGetWakeupFactorForDriver
0x11	0x4	0xD7BEFF8B	??
0x12	0x5 or 0x6	0x3168F3AF	??
0x13	0x2	0xBA09F171	??
0x14	0x1	0x93075DD1	??
0x15	0x4	0x3E09A1F4	sceSysconGetManufacturesStatusForDriver
0x80	0x0	module_start	?? Used during SysconInit.
0x81	?	0x9B6A6F64
0x82	?	0x51164951
0x83	?	0x373ECF8A
0x84	?	0x2659535C
0x85	?	0x4295D497
0x86	?	0x701535FC	sceSysconGetLogInfoForDriver
0x87	?	0x4E55CF5E	sceSysconLogStartForDriver
0x88	?	0x487D97F3	sceSysconLogReadDataForDriver
0x89	?	0x9C0B1E61	sceSysconLogStartWaitingForDriver
0x90	?0x3B?	0x299B1CE7	sceSysconReadScratchPadForDriver
0x91	?0x3B?	0xE26488B9	sceSysconWriteScratchPadForDriver
0xA0	?0x10 or 0x28?	second_loader	See Ernie Secure.
0xB0	?	0x058941D7	??
0xB1	?	0xDF8C6D2D	sceSysconCtrlWirelessPowerDownForDriver
0xB2	?0x3B or 2?	0xDECCB2B4	sceSysconCtrlHostOutputViaDongleForDriver
0xB3	?	0x33B5CDB3	??
0xB4	?	0xF6D4DDC4	??
0xB5	?	0x00AE3AEB
0xB6	?	0x0D300158
0xB7	?	0x91EF4EC3	??
0xC0	?0x3E?
0xC1	?0x3C?	0x94AB13CC	sceSysconErnieShutdownForDriver
0xD0	?0x2A or 0x28?
0xD1	?0x2?
0xD2	?0x30?	second_loader, SNVS functions	See Ernie Secure. SNVS RW.
0xD3	?0x12?
0x100	0x4	0x145F59A4	sceSysconGetControlsInfoForDriver
0x101	?0x8?		Uses ErnieVersion and ErnieDLVersion
0x102	0xC
0x103	0x4	0x1503D6A0	sceSysconGetMultiCnInfoForDriver
0x104	0xC
0x105	?		Uses string "PS" then "TUV".
0x106	?
0x107	?
0x108	?
0x109	?
0x110	?
0x120	?	0x76272CB9	??
0x121	?
0x130	0x4	module_start, 0xD6F6D472	Get USB OTG device electric info (maybe intensity). Used during SysconInit.
0x131	?0x1?	0xF99BC858	?? Added on a FW higher than 2.50.
0x140	?
0x141	?
0x142	?
0x143	?
0x144	?
0x145	?
0x146	?
0x147	?
0x148	?
0x150	?
0x151	?
0x152	?
0x153	?
0x154	?
0x155	?
0x156	?
0x157	?
0x160	?
0x161	?
0x162	?
0x163	?
0x168	?
0x170	?
0x171	?
0x172	?
0x180	?
0x181	?	0xCFCEE733
0x182	?
0x183	0x10	0xFDB3AE9D	Gets some info.
0x184	?
0x185	?
0x186	?
0x187	?
0x188	?
0x189	?
0x18A	?
0x18B	?
0x18C	?
0x18D	?
0x18E	?
0x18F	?
0x190	?	0x8AAB6308	sceSysconSetMultiCnPortForDriver
0x191	?
0x192	?
0x1A0	?
0x1A1	?
0x1B0	?	0xE7893732
0x1B2	?
0x1C0	?
0x1C1	?
0x1C2	?
0x1C3	?
0x1C4	?
0x1D0	?
0x1D1	?
0x1D2	?
0x1D3	?
0x1D4	?
0x1D5	?
0x1E0	?
0x1E1	?
0x1E2	?
0x1E3	?
0x300	?
0x301	?
0x303	?
0x380	?	0xF492E69E	sceSysconGetTouchpanelDeviceInfoForDriver
0x38A	?	0xA1F1B973	??
0x390	?	0x030D447F	sceSysconGetTouchpanelDeviceInfo2ForDriver
0x392	?	0x48ED8981, 060E55C1
0x393	?	0x9A28BEEF, 0x8874EF45	used in SceSblUpdateMgr
0x3A9	?	0x010F95D9
0x3AB	?	0x357CC9D9
0x3AC	?	0x3664E2C0	??
0x3AF	?	0xB8F4F4E3
0x3B9	?	0x42E599AC
0x3BB	?	0xCCA56A16
0x3BC	?	0x2E6D97CD	??
0x3BF	?	0x240A604E
0x3C2	?	0x5946B29B, 0x10327C64	used in SceSblUpdateMgr
0x480	?	0xD01E64FC	??
0x481	?	0x9A7858B6	??
0x800	0x4	0xA2FE9BF9	?? related to Ernie#CMD_0x0800 Get USB Info
0x801	0x0		??
0x802	?	0xC562AF3A	??
0x803	?	0x03F11220	??
0x804	?		??
0x805	?0x0?	0xEF810687	sceSysconGetUsbDetStatusForDriver
0x806	?0x1?	0xE7F5D3DC	Reboots Vita?
0x807	?0x0?	0x253CC522	??
0x820	0x0	0x727F985A	sceSysconCtrlDolceLEDForDriver. PSTV LED on
0x821	0x0	0x727F985A	sceSysconCtrlDolceLEDForDriver. PSTV LED blink slow
0x822	0x0	0x727F985A	sceSysconCtrlDolceLEDForDriver. PSTV LED blink fast
0x840	?0x1?	0x4FEC564C	sceSysconGetManualChargeModeForDriver
0x841	?0x1?	0x3C3B949C	??
0x842	?0x1?	0x1C29C00E	??
0x843	?0x1?	0x730E4725	??
0x880	?	0xA039B563	??
0x881	?	0x9BF78047	??
0x884	?	0x3FDD29D6	??
0x885	?	0x79E6DD8B	??
0x886	?0x2?	0x62155962	sceSysconCtrlHdmiCecPowerForDriver
0x887	?	0x063425AE	maybe sceSysconCtrlMotionSensorPowerForDriver
0x888	?0x2?	0xBE1ADE4F	sceSysconCtrlSdPowerForDriver
0x889	?0x2?	0x8D1D97E8	sceSysconCtrlAccPowerForDriver
0x88A	?	0x4FBDA504, 0xA2E85DB9	sceSysconCtrlWirelessPowerForDriver, sceSysconCtrlWirelessPower2ForDriver
0x88B	?	0x5A614349	??
0x88C	?	0xB872E904	??
0x88D	?	0xDD16ABD9	??
0x88E	?0x2?	0x7F198FA2	maybe related to clock frequency. see Ernie#CMD_0x088E
0x88F	?0x2?	0x40FF3898	sceSysconCtrlDeviceResetForDriver ?UsbEtherSmsc and WlanBt related?
0x890	?	0x285594F8	??
0x891	?0x2?	0x04EC7579	sceSysconCtrlLEDForDriver
0x892	?	0x596B17B7	ScePower related
0x893	?	0x2A4B0437	ScePower related
0x899	?	0x5CDDA14D	SceHpremote related
0x89A	?	0x59DC5938	SceUdcd and ScePower related
0x89B	?0x2?	0x710A7CF0	sceSysconCtrlRMRPowerForDriver
0x89C	?0x2?	0xB1F88B11	sceSysconCtrlDevKitUsbPowerForDriver. SceUsbServ related
0x89D	?	0x6F586D1A	sceSysconConfigLEDForDriver
0x89E	?	0x9CA6EB70	ScePower related
0x89F	?	0xCB41B531	??
0x8A0	?	0x9070F139	ScePower related
0x8A1	?	0x00A65FC1	ScePower related
0x8A2	?	0x0826BA07	??
0x8A3	?	0xB841C141	??
0x8A4	?	91D3B7A3	??
0x8B0	?	0x4946538A	sceSysconEnableHibernateIOForDriver
0x8C0	?	0xC6A2C9EF	sceSysconCtrlManualChargeModeForDriver
0x8C5	?0x2?	0x3274A925	sceSysconCtrlDolceUsbPowerForDriver. SceUsbServ and SceUsbEtherSmsc related.
0x8C6	?	0xDFB024C4	SceSblUpdateMgr related
0x8C7	?	0x87FF8041	??
0x8C8	?	0x7BFA95DA	??
0x8C9	?	0x451C1662	??
0x8CA	?	0x79074DE4	??
0x8CB	?	0x7D25F6D2	??
0x8CC	?	0xD2ADABCA	??
0x8CE	?	0x3B354824	sceSysconGetTemperatureLog
0x8CF	?	0x3843D657	sceSysconClearTemperatureLog
0x8D0	?	0xF87679EE	??
0x900	?	0xC562AF3A	??
0x901	?	0x03F11220	??
0x902	?	0xAD0A8275	??
0x903	?	0x26F9D729	?? Added on a FW higher than 2.50.
0x904	?	0x9ADC9936	sceSysconGetBatteryCalibDataForDriver
0x910	?
0x911	?
0x912	?
0x913	?
0x914	?
0x915	?
0x916	?
0x917	?
0x932	?
0x944	?
0x945	?
0x952	?		Uses string "PC" then "TUV".
0x953	?
0x954	?
0x961	?
0x962	?
0x963	?
0x964	?
0x965	?
0x966	?
0x967	?
0x968	?
0x969	?
0x980	?	0x68E0031E	sceSysconGetBatteryVersionForDriver
0x981	?	0x9070F139	ScePower related
0x982	?0x3B?	0x00A65FC1	ScePower related
0x983	?	0x0826BA07	??
0x984	?	0xB841C141	??
0x985	?	0x91D3B7A3	??
0x989	?	0x87DA378D	sceSysconBatterySWResetForDriver
0x98A	?0x3B?	0xF93CF833	??
0x98B	?	0xE1885F68	??
0x98C	?	0xCD73079D	??
0x9B0	?	0x2CEF078E	sceSysconBatteryStartBLModeForDriver
0x9B1	?	0xE4AE7852	sceSysconBatteryStopBLModeForDriver
0x9B2	?	0xE4F29744	sceSysconBatterySetBLCommandForDriver
0x9B3	?	0x74B2AB55	sceSysconBatteryExecBLCommandForDriver
0x9B4	?	0x448DAFF1	sceSysconBatteryReadBLCommandForDriver
0xA00	0x0		??
0xA82	?	0x7BAFE083	??
0x1080	?0x0 or 0x2?	0x81A6060D	sceSysconNvsSetRunModeForDriver
0x1081	?0x0 or 0x2?	0x2EC6D55D	sceSysconNvsSetUnkModeForDriver
0x1082	?	0xACAFA2B8	sceSysconNvsReadDataForDriver
0x1083	?0x2?	0x10C9657A	sceSysconNvsWriteDataForDriver
0x1100	0x4	0xD2F456DC	sceSysconGetErnieDLVersionForDriver
0x1101	0x4
0x1180	?	0x9B00BC7F	sceSysconUpdaterSetSegmentForDriver
0x1181	?	0x356B9696, 0x734544E4	sceSysconUpdaterLoadSegmentForDriver, sceSysconUpdaterLoadSegment2ForDriver
0x1182	?	0x69AD76E4	sceSysconUpdaterExecProgrammingForDriver
0x1183	?	0xB487C2FB	sceSysconUpdaterSetRunModeForDriver
0x1184	?	0xC7747A63	sceSysconUpdaterExecFinalizeForDriver
0x1185	?	0xCBA836FF	SceSysconForDriver_CBA836FF
0x1300	0x8		??
0x1310	0x1	0x351946B0	??
0x1382	?	0xA4968B8C	sceSysconBeginConfigstorageTransactionForDriver
0x1383	?	0xFCC3E8EE	sceSysconEndConfigstorageTransactionForDriver
0x1384	?	0x7B9B3617	sceSysconCommitConfigstorageTransactionForDriver
0x1385	?	0x89C5CFD6	sceSysconLoadConfigstorageScriptForDriver
0x1386 (not implemented in Syscon FW)	?	0xCC6F90A8	sceSysconVerifyConfigstorageScriptForDriver
0x1392	?	0xFD65FFCB	??
0x1393	?	0x02350352	??
0x1394	?	0x7DE84CE3	??
0x2080	?	0x44A173F5	sceSysconJigOpenPortForDriver
0x2081	?	0x483FAE05	sceSysconJigClosePortForDriver
0x2082	?	0xD24BF916	sceSysconJigSetConfigForDriver
0x2083	?
0x2084	?
0x2085	?

Callbacks

All the following exports have this function prototype: int sceSysconSet*Callback(void (*func)(int enable, void *argp), void *argp);.

Maybe we will find more same as on PSP: SilverSpring's PSP Syscon callbacks enum.

NID	Function	Description
0x129EA022	??	??
0x14730196	??	??
0x2D471528	??	??. Set by ScePower. Very similar to SYSCON_CB_LOW_BATTERY.
0x32418370	sceSysconSetAlarmCallbackForDriver	SYSCON_CB_ALARM. Set by ScePower.
0x3F0DB7C0	sceSysconSetLowBatteryCallbackForDriver	SYSCON_CB_LOW_BATTERY. Set by ScePower.
0x4A42712F	sceSysconSetAccCallbackForDriver	??
0x67A4CB9F	sceSysconSetMiniUsbOtgCallbackForDriver	??
0x773B8126	sceSysconSetThermalAlertCallbackForDriver	SYSCON_CB_THERMAL_ALERT. Set by ScePower.
0x80D6E061	??	??. Set by ScePower.
0x9F8340FF	??	??
0xA26586B2	sceSysconSetMultiCnOtgCallbackForDriver	??