Flipper Zero Sub-GHz - BASIC GUIDE using Stock Firmware in 2024 - Part 1 of 6

be ethical sub gigahertz capabilities The Flipper zero is equipped with a built-in module that enables it to receive and transmit radio frequencies within the 300 to 928 mahz range this capability allows it to interact with a variety of remote controlled devices such as Gates barriers Radio based locks remote switches wireless doorbells smart Lighting systems and more offering insights into potential security vulnerabilities to utilize the sub gigahertz functionality insert a Micro SD card for app access ensure your flipper zero firmware is up to date before launching the sub gigahertz application as it relies on database storage on a Micro SD card for detailed instructions on updating your firmware refer to my flipper zero firmware update Basics tutorial video available through a link to displayed on your screen somewhere right now in this tutorial I'm going to provide you with a general overview of the sub gigahertz app and the technology underlying the sub one gigahertz module sub gigahertz interface navigate to the sub gigahertz application from the main menu where options to read emulate and manually add remote controls are available alongside tools for frequency analysis sub gigahertz application features red deciphers signals based on recognized protocols and saves them if they are static read raw captures and stores raw signal data even from remotes with non-standard protocols saved displays a list of stored signals for emulation and renaming add manually enables the creation of a virtual remote for pairing frequency analyzer identifies the transmission frequency of a remote region information details frequency regulations specific to your location for additional details on Regional frequencies see my dedicated video radio settings allows for the selection between an internal or an externally connected antenna sub gigahertz components at the heart of the flipper Zero's Sub gigahertz functionality is a cc1101 transceiver chip and a built-in antenna supporting a range of up to 50 m across various frequency bands 300 to 348 MHz 387 to 464 MHz and 779 to 928 MHz the app also accommodates external CC 1101 based radio modules extending its capabilities for further exploration of the CC 1101 transceiver watch my detailed video on the subject discover more by checking out my other flipper zero tutorial Embrace hacking as a means for exploration and Innovation transform the digital realm good

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Published: Thu Feb 22 2024