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+# Important reminder this method only works if your target for the modchip is an ATmega, and you don't need the biopatch!
+## List of equipment
+* Two Arduino cards (for example a nano, and a Nano Pro).
+* A soldering iron (the tTS_100 found in all Chinese stores is a good compromise)
+* A little soldering wire
+* And thin cable (awg26-30)
+
+## Part 1:
+Install the Arduino IDE  
+https://docs.arduino.cc/software/ide-v2/tutorials/getting-started/ide-v2-downloading-and-installing/
+
+## Part 2:
+In Arduino IDE select MUC buildchain  
+* Tools -> Board -> Arduino AVR Board -> your board  
+* Tools -> Processore -> your varient
+
+## Part 3:
+Check that everything works well by injecting for example the blink sketch from the IDE  
+* File -> example -> 01. Basic -> blink  
+
+## Part 4:  
+### Open the sketch and configure the options. 
+Open the PSNee sketch on Arduino, select the PSNee.ino file, and choose your target console in the first section, "Select your console," by uncommenting the appropriate line.  
+* //#define SCPH_xxxx -> #define SCPH_xxxx, for example.
+  
+Then in the second section "Select your chip" choose the MUC which will become your modechip.  
+* //#define ATmega328_168 -> #define ATmega328_168, for example. 
+
+## Part 5:
+Compile and inject the program.  
+* Sketch -> verify/compile  
+* Sketch -> upload
+
+Normally your PSNee is ready to be installed in your dear console.
+
+## Part 6:
+Install your PSNee in your console according to the schematics available in this Wiki.   
+You don't need to make the connections AX AY DX RESET.
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