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Sega Model Prefixes

These prefixes were used internally by Sega for individual components, and consist of a three digit code followed by a hyphen, after which follows a specific part. Using 837-6629 as an example, "837" refers to an assembled PCB while "6629"…

2 min readUpdated Oct 9, 2026
Term Definition
SG Sega Game
SC Sega Computer
SJ Sega Joystick
SS Sega Switch
MK-30xx Master System (international)
AI AI Computer
HAA Mega Drive / Mega CD (Japan)
MK-16xx Genesis / Mega Drive (international)
MK-14xx Genesis (sold by Majesco)
HGG Game Gear (Japan)
MK-21xx Game Gear (international)
HTR Teradrive
MK-41xx Sega CD & Genesis CDX
HMA 32X (Japan)
MK-84xxx 32X (international)
HMJ Mega Jet
MK-61xx Genesis Nomad
HPC Pico & Advanced Pico Beena (Japan)
MK-49xxx Pico (international)
HST Saturn (Japan)
MK-80xxx Saturn (international)
HKT Dreamcast

Part Prefixes

These prefixes were used internally by Sega for individual components, and consist of a three digit code followed by a hyphen, after which follows a specific part. Using 837-6629 as an example, "837" refers to an assembled PCB while "6629" refers to the particular part. Sega used these prefixes for both arcade and consumer parts.

Term Definition
000 Screw
012 Screw
048 Eyelet / Rivet
079 Eyelet / Rivet
125 Spring
150 Electrolytic Capacitor
151 Ceramic Capacitor
153 Tantalum Capacitor
171 PCB (unpopulated)
180 Choke / Line Filter
209 Edge Connector
210 Circular Connector
212 Connector
213 IC Socket
230 Crystal Oscillator
250 Metal Shielding / Bracket
253 Plastic Part
270 Line Filter
271 Inductor
313 Amplifier IC
314 Logic IC
315 Custom IC / Memory
390 LED
400 Power Supply
401 Battery
476 Resistor
477 Resistor Array
479 Jumper
481 Diode
482 Transistor
509 Tactile Switch
510 Switch
600 Cable / Wire Harness
601 Rubber Foot / Gasket
610 Accessory
670 Literature (i.e. registration and warranty forms)
671 Packaging (boxes and labels)
672 Instruction Manual
837 Assembled PCB
839 Sub-assembly
EPR EPROM
MPR Mask ROM
SGM Plastic Bag