> After the Wired article today, I've received a couple of email from > people who are concerned that the USRP could be used to clone their > keyfob transmitters for car alarms and garage doors. I'm not concerned, > since there are already many ways to do this (just check the back of > pupular science magazine). However, I am curious about it. I know that > we can capture and play back any rf signal. The question is whether > that replayed signal would result in the door being unlocked. I was > under the impression that most of those systems allow an unlock code to > only be used once, but does anyone out there know for sure? > > Matt
I just took a look at my car's keyfob with the USRP RFX400 board (it seems to transmit around 433.923MHz. It is using FSK modulation, a few tens of kilohertz deviation. It demodulates pretty well, but the centre frequency isn't very stable (Is there any way to automatically detect the centre frequency within a range?) Just eyeballing the data with the scope, it seems to change with every keypress. It's hard to really see what the data is. Is there anything in GnuRadio that will let me measure the pulse widths? Mike _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnuradio mailing list Discuss-gnuradio@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnuradio
