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DIGI node
The DIGI node is the standard AntiHunter node. It is a Seeed XIAO ESP32-S3 on the AntiHunter PCB, with a Meshtastic LoRa radio, GPS, an SD card, a vibration sensor, and a real-time clock. It covers Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on 2.4 GHz. It is the stable build that most people flash.
Every detector in this wiki runs on the DIGI node: target scan, device discovery, probe requests, the randomized MAC tracer, drone Remote ID, triangulation, baseline anomaly, Sentinel, deauth detection, and packet capture. CSI motion runs on the Beta build.
| Function | GPIO |
|---|---|
| Vibration sensor (SW-420) | 2 |
| Clock SDA (DS3231) | 3 |
| Clock SCL (DS3231) | 6 |
| GPS RX | 44 |
| GPS TX | 43 |
| SD CS | 1 |
| SD SCK | 7 |
| SD MISO | 8 |
| SD MOSI | 9 |
| Mesh RX | 4 |
| Mesh TX | 5 |
Flash the Full or Headless build from the Web Flasher. See Flash a node and Full or Headless.
For 2.4 and 5 GHz, use the DIGI C5. For a radar-triggered node, see RadarNode.
Start
Nodes
Find devices
- Target scan
- Device discovery
- Device classifier
- Probe requests
- Randomized MAC tracer
- Drone Remote ID
- Triangulation
Watch an area
Detect attacks
Capture and respond
How-to
Reference
Build