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Scan and copy RF signals in ASK/OOK modulation. It will start with the default frequency (433Mhz, common for M5 RF433R and FS1000A modules).
Decode: tries to decode the signal with RCSwitch decoder RAW: Will display RAW signals obtained from RCSwitch library.
Code: On Decode mode, it will only display decoded signals. more reliable in noisy environments All: will capture Decoded and RAW signals
Send the last signal captured by Bruce.
Stores the signal into ./BruceRF of your SD Card or LittleFS**
Choose the frequency to scan or a range to detect the frequency
Choose the sensibility of the scanner. -60 to a more strict error frequency (more precise) -80 to a more broad frequency (greater error, less precise)
Records RAW signal using ESP32 RMT driver, displaying the raw signal obtained in a few seconds of capture. The recording will start once it detects a minimum signal on the input. If using CC1101, you can choose the frequency you want to record. In this function you can Save, and replay signals.
Transmits signals stored in .sub files, they can be the ones saved by Bruce in the BruceRF folder or others downloaded from internet.
Displays waveform signals if RF frequencies are detected.
When signals are detected, it displays a squarewave based on the timings of the signal.
Starts a full square signal on the output, jamming the RF spectrum in the 433Mhz area, or in the RF Frequecy set in the Config Menu (if using CC1101)
Starts a PWM signal on the output, jamming the signal, not harming the transmitter, if listening to the frequency with a radio, yo´'ll be able to hear a "weeeoooooiiiiiioooooeeee" sound
If using M5Stack, FS1000A or other single pin module to transmit the signal, here is where you can choose the pin
M5 RF433T/R modules or unofficial modules.
If you are using a StickCPlus (1.1 or 2), you will be presented to two options of CC1101
This setup is designed to use only the CC1101 in the bus, using THIS setup
This setup is designed to share the SPI bus with the SD Card, but in this case you ned to add a transistor into the circuit, using THIS Setup
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M5Stack RF433R and RF433T
- Frequency: Fixed at 433MHz
- Modulation: Only ASK/OOK
- Connection: Easier to connect
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- Frequency Range: Supports multiple frequencies and modulations
- Connection: More complicated, can be tested with exti/o2 from M5Stack
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FS1000A Transmitter + XY-MK-5V Receiver
- Frequency: Fixed (usually 433MHz)
- Modulation: Only ASK/OOK
- Note: Also sold under various names
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Other Single-Pinned Modules
Note: Some modules may have poor range; modifying the antenna can improve performance.
Default Pins:
Tx = GROVE_SDA
Rx = GROVE_SCL
- HC-11
- HC-12
- LoRa modules
Bruce can now send raw formats similar to those supported in this repository.
- Via the Custom SubGhz app in the RF menu.
- Via the SDCard/LittleFS file manager in the Files menu.
- Via the WebUI by clicking the antenna-like button next to the file.
- Via a serial command, such as:
hi im from undersea