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All Radio Tools v1.10.4

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@github-actions github-actions released this 11 Nov 06:17
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  • SDR: tabs in the tools. Map, List and Settings for the tools with a map (ADS-B, AIS, APRS, LoRa APRS, radiosondes), Reception and Settings for the other SDR tools, and a settings tab next to the Meshtastic and MeshCore ones. Settings holds the frequency, the gains, the bias tee and the explanation; the chosen tab is remembered
  • ACARS: messages are now read from real transmitters. The decoder waited for the "+ *" characters that start each message, which often arrive damaged while the transmitter keys up; it now syncs on SYN SYN SOH, like acarsdec

All Radio Tools v1.10.3

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@github-actions github-actions released this 10 Nov 18:36
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  • SDR: RTL-SDR dongles now start. Their USB transfers were twice as big as the buffers the tools prepare, so the first transfer overflowed and the radio was closed at once; samples are now handed over in pieces that fit (the same safeguard protects the Airspy and the PlutoSDR). Found thanks to the debug log of a user's RTL-SDR Blog V4

All Radio Tools v1.10.2

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@github-actions github-actions released this 10 Nov 14:54
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  • SDR: the screens now follow the radio plugged in. The spectrum only offers the widths the radio can show (up to 3 MHz on an RTL-SDR) and falls back to the widest one available; the Airspy can use its native rates (10 MHz on an R2, 6 MHz on a Mini); an RTL-SDR, an Airspy or a PlutoSDR is set with its own gain steps instead of the HackRF's LNA and VGA
  • SDR: new bias tee switch (antenna power) in the gain settings, for the HackRF, the RTL-SDR and the Airspy
  • SDR: with a radio plugged in, the tools list only shows the tools that radio can run (all of them with no radio); the texts no longer say HackRF where any radio is meant
  • SDR: detailed lines in the debug log when a radio is found, opened, tuned and started, to track down radios that do not start (RTL-SDR Blog V4). If one does not start, please send the log (Settings, Application, Debug log, Share)

All Radio Tools v1.10.1

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@github-actions github-actions released this 10 Nov 09:51
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  • BLE spam detector: a background engine keeps watching with the app closed and sends an alert when a pop-up flood starts or a Flipper Zero shows up (it scans at full speed, so it costs battery while it is on)
  • BLE spam detector: a shorter description on the page

All Radio Tools v1.10

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@github-actions github-actions released this 10 Nov 09:35
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  • Bluetooth: new BLE spam detector. It spots pairing pop-up floods (Apple AirPods and Nearby Action, the iOS 17 crash frame, Google Fast Pair, Microsoft Swift Pair, Samsung Easy Setup, Lovespouse), tells them from real accessories, says why it raises an alert, keeps a history, and lists the Flipper Zeros in range. Detection ideas contributed by Melvin Olivet
  • SDR: new Listen tool. Tap or drag on a 2 MHz spectrum to tune, and hear WFM, NFM, AM, USB or LSB, with volume, squelch and preset stations
  • SDR: RTL-SDR dongles (R820T / R828D tuner), Airspy and ADALM-Pluto can now be used next to the HackRF (new, not yet tested on real hardware: feedback welcome). Tools a radio cannot run say so
  • Bluetooth: no more positive signal levels. Android reports 127 when it has no level, and it is now ignored; wardriving also drops the levels already stored this way

All Radio Tools v1.9.1

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@github-actions github-actions released this 09 Nov 14:27
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Privacy update: installing it is recommended.

  • Wardriving: when a capture started, the exclusion list was not applied during roughly the first second, so excluded networks and devices (your own, for example) heard in that moment could be recorded in the database and sent to WiGLE. The list is now read before the first scan, new exclusions apply at once during a capture, and every network is checked again just before it is written
  • Excluded networks that were recorded this way are removed from the database automatically when the next capture starts. Those already sent to WiGLE cannot be removed from the app: they have to be removed on WiGLE.net

All Radio Tools v1.9

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@github-actions github-actions released this 09 Nov 14:05
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  • Home: select Wi-Fi or Bluetooth and a "+" appears on the other radio; tap it to pair them into one tile (no more long press)
  • Wardriving is back with the pair: drone detector (Remote ID), hidden camera detector and wardriving with WiGLE upload
  • Wardriving: new look, a compact list, an icon per Wi-Fi protection (open, OWE, WEP, WPA, WPA2, WPA2/3, WPA3, EAP), the device icon for identified Bluetooth devices and the kind of Bluetooth address (public, static, resolvable, anonymous)
  • Wardriving: export the whole run as a WiGLE CSV file next to the upload button
  • Wardriving: import and export the exclusion list (MAC addresses and OUIs); excluded networks stay in the list, faded and marked in red, but are never recorded
  • SDR: Meshtastic can listen on any frequency (400 to 1000 MHz) with any preset
  • Settings: the debug log is now a single tile with share, save and clear

All Radio Tools v1.8

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@github-actions github-actions released this 04 Nov 12:50
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  • SDR: new Meshtastic receiver (868 or 433 MHz, every European preset): nodes, map, messages and telemetry on the default channels and on channels you add with their key
  • SDR: new MeshCore receiver (869.618 MHz): signed node adverts, map, the Public channel and the #hashtag channels you add, the route of each packet
  • SDR: new LoRa APRS receiver (433.775 and 434.855 MHz), with the map of stations
  • SDR: new 406 MHz distress beacon receiver (EPIRB, ELT, PLB): identity, country, protocol, position, self-tests marked
  • SDR: new Z-Wave receiver (868.40, 868.42 and 869.85 MHz): networks, nodes and commands in the clear
  • SDR: new SSTV receiver (the ISS on 145.800 MHz, or any frequency): Robot, Martin, Scottie, PD and Wraase pictures, saved as PNG
  • SDR: new Zigbee / 802.15.4 receiver at 2.4 GHz (one channel or all of them in turn) and new ANT+ receiver for sports sensors (heart rate, bike power, cadence, speed)
  • Wi-Fi: LAN devices, coverage map, network audit, fake access points and man-in-the-middle are greyed out when the phone is not on Wi-Fi
  • Settings: a debug log (at most 50 MB) to share, save or clear, for reporting a bug

All Radio Tools v1.7.2

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@github-actions github-actions released this 02 Nov 16:14
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  • Wi-Fi: the speed test, ping, traceroute, port scan, DNS lookup and whois now work over Wi-Fi only. When the phone is not connected to Wi-Fi they are greyed out and say so (they used to work over mobile data too)
  • Mobile network: the speed test, ping, traceroute, DNS lookup and whois are now here too, for mobile data only. While Wi-Fi is connected, or mobile data is off, they are greyed out and say why

All Radio Tools v1.7.1

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@github-actions github-actions released this 02 Nov 06:17
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  • Radiosondes: RS41 frames are now repaired by their Reed-Solomon code (up to 12 bad bytes in each half), so weak sondes are decoded far more often
  • Radiosondes: the current Météo-France M10s (M10+, Gtop GPS) now show their position, altitude and speed; battery voltage for M10, M10+ and M20
  • Radiosondes: Horus amateur balloons are decoded again: real frames were rejected by mistake, and frames sent without a preamble were not found. A balloon without a GPS fix no longer appears at 0°, 0°
  • POCSAG: a received page no longer waits for the next transmission to be shown, a lost codeword no longer garbles the rest of the text, and numeric pages use the standard's characters
  • TPMS: the last bits of a packet are no longer cut off, and noise spikes no longer lose bits. New sensors: Schrader (four formats: Opel/GM, Subaru/Nissan/Renault Koleos, BMW and the original) and Honda TRW. PMV-107J ids have eight digits as in rtl_433
  • VDL Mode 2: real bursts are now heard (a radio's shaped signal was rejected at the start of each burst); on a real recording, 33 frames are decoded instead of 3
  • Wireless M-Bus: the receiver follows the meter's clock, so telegrams from meters whose crystal is a little off (up to 3 %) are no longer lost