Open arthurlutz opened 1 year ago
Not out of the box. The radio transceiver CC1101 is supported by RFQuack, but the board may not be supported by PlatformIO and/or Arduino.
Do you know what MCU is onboard the RF110-232?
Have you checked it it's supported by PlatformIO?
The MCU seems to be an ATMEL MEGA48PA. It seems supported by plateformio : https://docs.platformio.org/en/latest/boards/atmelavr/ATmega48P.html
OK, that's half good news. Now, in order to use RFQuack you need to figure out how the MCU's SPI bus is wired to the CC1101.
On Wed, Mar 15, 2023 at 8:49 PM Arthur Lutz @.***> wrote:
The MCU seems to be an ATMEL MEGA48PA. It seems supported by plateformio : https://docs.platformio.org/en/latest/boards/atmelavr/ATmega48P.html
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Here are a few quick picture, if this a way forward I can probably do some higher resolution pictures to make it easier to read.
I believe some information about this USB stick is archived here : https://github.com/acontini/CC1101_USB/ (most documents in Chinese)
Another source of information is http://www.yesyes.info/index.php/electronics/rf1100-232-rf-433mhz-transceiver-module/
I think you don’t need to follow the wiring. Instead, you can figure out the pinout from that source code.
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Here are a few quick picture, if this a way forward I can probably do some higher resolution pictures to make it easier to read.
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I believe some information about this USB stick is archived here : https://github.com/acontini/CC1101_USB/ (most documents in Chinese)
Another source of information is https://github.com/acontini/CC1101_USB/
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Hello, @arthurlutz , let me know if you got it running, I have the same device.
me too! Let us know.
Describe the bug
I am trying to use RFQuack with an RF110-232 USB device such as https://aliexpress.com/item/1005003285561543.html I can see it as /dev/ttyUSB0 so typing this :
RFQuack start correctly but no dongles are detected (
q._dongles
returns a{}
so I can't select by id).I have access to some software to configure the CC1101 chip via the USB / CP2102 USB to UART Bridge Controller (Silicon Labs). This device seems to be build by a defunct company by the name of fytoo. Firmware and PDFs (in chinese) are to be found here https://github.com/acontini/CC1101_USB
Am I trying to do something completely out of the scope of RFQuack ?
Additional info (please complete)