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The problem with copying SubGhz signals #542

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Teapot321 opened this issue Dec 10, 2024 · 5 comments
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The problem with copying SubGhz signals #542

Teapot321 opened this issue Dec 10, 2024 · 5 comments

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@Teapot321
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Since the recent beta, where the menu for copying signals was changed, RAW signals began to be copied more heavily, in the past I pressed the button on the key and the signal was instantly copied, now I press a couple of times while holding the key close and it may not be copied (the spectrum works even at 10 meters). Please fix this and also consider #528.

@bmorcelli
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Hey man.. I was thinking about that today... I changed the way Raw capture works in order to reduce the noise capturing, but it isn't good enough...

Actually, I need some help to figure out a good solution for it... And the algorithm for that is within this function: https://github.com/bmorcelli/rc-switch/blob/13c3aaf0da8d5fe2a568f1e0a38c69cb23c87ea0/RCSwitch.cpp#L701

The RAW variables..

The other Issue I think it is considerable now... Inwill implement it in my fork until I finish other things

@Teapot321
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Add spectrum when recording and sending RAW signals, as in flipper zero.

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@bmorcelli
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This is hard to make, it will take a loooooong time..

@rouing
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rouing commented Dec 15, 2024

The current "spectrum" display really sucks. :(

@bmorcelli
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will be followed in here #804

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