MasterLock 1500EDBX Teardown

Written By: Josh Thomas
Published: 03/05/13
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MasterLock 1500EDBX Teardown

Published: 03/05/13

Teardown

Introduction

Just a good view of the internals, for those that love MSP430 chips

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    • A new lock, now with more buttons and less spinning!

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    • Prepare lock for spuding

    • Insert spudger and tap with hammer

    • Gently pry until the lock opens

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    • Open lock with mechanisms exposed

    • Vibrator

    • Locking mechanisms

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    • Complete internals of the lock

    • Main processing board

    • MSP430 based!

    • Servo that interacts with locking components

    • Reactive buttons and LEDs

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    • The real lock PCB

    • As a note, this device does not function as a lock once torn down. Repairability = 0.

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