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I need some help considering OOK.
The main ides is to copy my remotely activated garage door signal by decoding it and saving in SD card. I got regular remote with open/close/stop/block functions. I don't want to save the signal in IQ format cause it is quite (signal way) noisy in my neighborhood. So when I copy RAW signal from remote and then transmit it to everything works which tells me that my remote is using fixed code and not rolling(hopping) code.
So I use SubGhzD from Receive menu. It works and identifies my remote as
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I need some help considering OOK.
The main ides is to copy my remotely activated garage door signal by decoding it and saving in SD card. I got regular remote with open/close/stop/block functions. I don't want to save the signal in IQ format cause it is quite (signal way) noisy in my neighborhood. So when I copy RAW signal from remote and then transmit it to everything works which tells me that my remote is using fixed code and not rolling(hopping) code.
So I use SubGhzD from Receive menu. It works and identifies my remote as
Type: Dooya
Serial: 00530EE7
Data:
Bits: 40
Btn: 30
Cnt: 1
Data: 000000530EE7411E
But there is no [Copy Signal] button or [Save Signal] button like in Flipper Zero
So what can I do to decode and save this kind of signals?
Goal: By receiving OOK type signal copy and transmit it without using regular RAW/IQ file capturing.
Solution: Add buttons to SubGhzD utility for decoding, copying and transmitting those signals. (like in Flipper Zero)
Also Thank to all of you who are working on this firmware. I would be happy to join but I would be quite useless :P
Anything else?
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