Android Fragment RF Brute Force

PandwaRF has an integrated brute force feature. It can send many RF codes consecutively, and supports multiple types of encoding. Brute force mechanism runs entirely on the PandwaRF board, not on the smartphone, making it faster than a normal data transmission from smartphone (RX/TX page) or a JavaScript.

Parameters that need to be set up before use

• Target Frequency in Hz: the range is [300000000, 928000000] Hz
• Target Data rate: you can go as high as 100000 Bits/s
• Target Modulation: 2-FSK, GFSK, MSK, ASK, and OOK modulation formats are supported
• Target code length: this is the key size that PandwaRF will attack. As the code length increases, the amount of time to find the correct code increases exponentially.
• Target start & stop values: specify the range of possible code to try. Can be used if you want to restart a previous brute force to where you stopped previously.