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# Terminator 2 replica Atari Portfolio "PIN Hacker" and Cyberdyne keypad prop



- Latest Atari Portoflio executable is [here](https://github.com/plb500/T2-Portfolio-Hacker/releases/latest)

- Atari Portfolio exectuable C source code and build instructions are [here](pofo_src)

- Credit card graphics are [here](docs/graphics/Credit%20Card)

- Keypad replica code is [here](keypad)

- Schematics/code for the electronics box are [here](hack_box)



A project born out of insanity and obsession.



When I was a kid I was obsessed with the little computer John Connor had in T2. 



I decided to make a "working" prop replica - something that would actually use the Atari Portoflio to "hack" a locked container. This is that.



There is MUCH more to this story. Getting a replica of the credit card is a whole story in itself, but I don't have the energy to document all this right now



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELD_mX-Tf1Y



## Parts List



- For the Atari Portfolio

  - Atari Portfolio (HPC-004)

  - Atari Portfolio Serial Interface (HPC-102)

  - Atari Portfolio memory card (64K will do)

- For the "Hacker box"

  - Radio Shack RS-232C cable, model number 26-269, red box (for maximum authenticity). Failing that any female DB9 to male DB25 cable will do.

  - 10 pin ribbon cable (3-4')

  - Copper/conductive tape

  - Aluminium tape

  - Black electronics enclosure, approx. dimensions: 6.5" x 2.75" 1.125" (I used a Hammond enclosure, model 1591HBK)

  - Female DB25 panel mount connector

  - Fake credit card (if you're really dedicated you can use the SVG files in this repo to get your own replicas printed. Or just buy/use any old credit card)

- For the secure terminal/safe

  - Raspberry Pi (I use a model 3, you can almost certainly get away with older models if you can find a touchscreen that works)

  - Spring loaded pins with solder cup ([Digikey link](https://www.digikey.ca/en/products/detail/mill-max-manufacturing-corp/7949-0-15-20-09-14-11-0/13531603))

  - 4.3" DSI Pi touchscreen ([Waveshare link](https://www.waveshare.com/4.3inch-dsi-lcd.htm))

  - 16x1 LCD I2C character display ([BuyDisplay link](https://www.buydisplay.com/lcd-display-16x1-datasheet-in-pdf-hd44780-controller-i2c-arduino))

  - Plasti/milled housing (more details coming)

  - 3mm LEDs, 1 red, 1 green.

  - 12v solenoid lock

  - Some kind of cabinet to install the above lock in. Reader's choice. I used an old janky lockbox.