hedger
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1 year ago You can add radio presets without modifying the main firmware. See https://github.com/flipperdevices/flipperzero-firmware/blob/dev/documentation/file_formats/SubGhzFileFormats.md#subghz-configuration-files.
However, to add a new decodable protocol, you currently have to implement it as a part of main firmware. We're planning to add support for externally-defined protocols and include an example with the firmware, but no ETAs on that.
Describe the enhancement you're suggesting.
I'm looking for the correct place to add new protocols/modulations as defaults. For example, my Mazda 3 uses +/- 50 FSK centered at 315MHz (I know I can get close enough to this with the existing, but just as an example). Another example could be any SubGHz remote someone has debugged on a spectrum analyzer with analog demod.
I know "firmware/targets/f7/furi_hal/furi_hal_subghz_configs.h" contains different radio configurations, and I'm confident I can fork one and edit it to contain any arbitrary protocol (within reason). My question is will this "propagate upwards"? If I add this protocol, will it become available in the list on my flipper? I'm assuming it will not. Where is the file in which I can add/name a new protocol to the default list?
With a clear method of adding new protocols, people can go out into the wild and add all sorts of interesting stuff.
Anything else?
Any additional notes on playing with radio configs is greatly appreciated