rpi-rfsniffer
Allows you to record RF signals and play them back on a Rapsberry Pi.
Nowadays, many remotes are sending over cheap RF transmitters. Especially alot of the home automation devices usually communicate over these RF links.
Installation
Through pip:
$>sudo pip install rpi-rfsniffer
Latest development version (in linux):
$>git clone https://github.com/jderehag/rpi-rfsniffer.git $>cd rpi-rfsniffer $>sudo python setyp.py install $>
Usage
By default it assumes you have attached the transmitter on pin 11 and the recevier on pin 13:
# To record signal $>rfsniffer record remotename.button1 Press remotename.button1 Recorded 64 bit transitions $> # To transmit/send that signal (twice) $>rfsniffer play remotename.button1 remotename.button1 $> # To dump all the recorded signals $>rfsniffer dump remotename.button1 $>
Hardware guide
TODO
Signal analysis
TODO
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