* Updated harckrf_gpio methods to more closely reflect hackrf_usb. Added some ui debug updates to RFFC5072 Status View.
* Updated tuning tables for tuning.cpp. Remnoved 15MHz lower limit in max2831.cpp since lower bandwidths don't seem to be causing lower band issues. Added more opportunities for clocks to stabalize at startup in board.cpp. Added/amended UI to help with addresssing low band tuning issues. Cleaned up stale comments in radio.cpp.
* Ran format-code.sh
* Updated to remove commented lines as part of clean up addressing review comments.
* Initial commit and pr for HackRF Pro (praline) arch-port to mayhem-firmware. Please see https://github.com/portapack-mayhem/mayhem-firmware/issues/2957. Added flash specifics for -DBOARD=PRALINE. This firmware only builds with toolchain v9.2.1 if hackrf codebase has -B arm in firmware/hackrf_usb/CMakeLists.txt.
* Updated CMakeLists.txt per coordination with @HtoToo. For -DBOARD=PRALINE FLASH_MB_SIZE and FLASH_MB_LIMIT_SIZE are now 4. Removed praline specific variable for FLASH limits.
* Updated chibios-portapack's board.cpp to support initialization of the HachRF-Pro (praline) FPGA. Added append_fpga_bitstream.py tool to ensure that praline_fgpa.bin bitstream can be appended to -DBOARD=PRALINE produced firmware. In order to ensure successful execution of append_fpga_bitstream.py to append the fpga bitstream we should expect that the bistsream will be located at 0x180000 in flash. This requires that FLASH_MB_LIMIT_SIZE must be 1.5, and FLASH_BYTES_LIMIT_SIZE must be 1535 * 1024. If we want to allow more or less space for the base firmware image sans the fpga bitstream the location of the bistream must be moved to a location other than 0x180000.
* Updated location of praline_fpga.bin bitstream to 0x380000 to allow more room for firmware. Firmware now has 3.5MB, or 2MB more available than before as coordinated with @HTotoo.
* Expanded #ifndef PRALINE to include og and r9 gpio and pin setup as coordinated with @HTotoo.
* Added note for PRALINE FLASH_MB_LIMIT_SIZE and FLASH_BYTES_LIMIT_SIZE to explain why we are using the 3.5 and 3584 values respectively as coordinated with @HTotoo.
* Next round of modifications derived heavily, if not entirely from work done by @banandana at https://github.com/Banandana/mayhem-firmware. This commit should power on the HackRF Pro (praline) display, power on the fpga, and enable gpio, and provide debug utilties. There is still a lot of work to be done to fully enable the new praline board with this build and firmware architectural porting effort. However, hackrf-one boards do not seem to be adversely impacted by the #ifdef PRALINE statements, and CMakeLists updates, as far as I have been able to test.
* Ran format-code.sh. Updates for this commit are only due to formatting. Tested builds and they seem to work as exptected.
* Addressed fixes in firmware/application and firmware/baseband. Stream now flows to capture and looking glass. Issues were related to thread management. Issues were originally addressed by @banandana.
* Ran format-code.sh to allow for consistency with autoamted clang checks.
* Update hackrf ref repo to mayhem-portapack-hackrf next from https://github.com/portapack-mayhem/hackrf
* Addressed format edits necessary to pass clang-format check.
* Starting addressing Si5351 Clocks for radio sampling. These updates correctly set the Si5351 clock at start up. There appears to be an issue during runtime when testing with RX Test Init, Capture and Looking glass.
* Updated clock_manager.cpp to restore correct function introduced by @banandana when testing with Rx Test Init.
* Switched to using decimation for setting the sample rate without changing the Si5351 clock. This assumes that for the praline board Si5351 CLK0 runs at fixed 8 MHz (constant) and the FPGA decimates to get the desired sample rate. For example, for a 1 MHz sample rate -> Si5351 outputs 8 MHz, FPGA decimates by 8. There is still more work needed here, and potential verification that this is the correct way to operate with this new archteitecture.
* After deliberating on hackrf_usb hackrf_core.c and radio.c, and reviewing firmware/application/hw/si5351.cpp the original approach of using the aproach detailed in hackrf_core.c sample_rate_frac_set() lines 580-582, via the implementation in firmware/application/hw/si5351.cpp seems like the best place to continue testing efforts.
* Tested at ~2.4GHz (2.3 - 2.5) with lookgin glass and was able to receive signals. Added a Signal Path debug app to test gains, and readio mode (receive/transmit).
* Added two debug apps for the RFFC507x. Status View and Tuning View. This helped debug some of the potential issues with tuning.
* update submodule
* format code
* Small touch up merging latest next and ensuring build for HackRF One.
* Fix ui addition of max2831 debug display.
* Reverted edits to re: firmware/baseband/sd_over_usb/scsi.c and firmware/application/portapack.cpp. Source now builds, had to pull latest hackrf submodule.
* Skipped detect hardware for praline board to avoid backscreen in HackRF Pro praline board.
* Added UI debug display for max2831 like the rffc507x. Added Filter Band display and Mixer status to Signal Path Status debug display.
* Added ability to set Q: INV, or Q:NOR in Signal Path Status Debug view for testing. Also added display entries for the FGPA Ctrl register fir debugging.
* Added System Diagnostics which allows testing sample rate, q-inv, and dc blk
* Corrected LP - GPIO4[8], and GPIO4[9] issue which was preventing RF Amp, and LPF from chaning state. HackRF Pro (praline) now correctly changes state of LPF and RF Amp as expected.
* Corrected LP - GPIO4[8], and GPIO4[9] issue which was preventing RF Amp, and LPF from chaning state. HackRF Pro (praline) now correctly changes state of LPF and RF Amp as expected.
* Added consistency for testing.
* Added ui to debug whether rffc5072 is locking correctly. Also addressed rf_amp fixed in on state, such that it may now be able to be toggled in HackRF Pro praline setups.
* Updated format to support automated tests.
* format code
* Updated rffc5072 status view in ui_debug to help with debugging. Made updated recommendtions for merge from PR comments. Made updates to ensure resetx isn't reconfigured for output in rffc507x.cpp.
* Ran ./format-code.sh
* Added reference comment that addresses debugging in PRALINE to detail that when the capture app was requesting 15 MHz, it matched 15100000 which resulted in the 8.5M setting. To get the actual 15M setting (22.6 MHz bandwidth), I had to force a request at least 22 MHz while debugging.
* Debugging tunning ENX and frequency locking in low band.
* Addressed pin differences between HackRF One and HackRF Pro (praline), resolved ENX configuration.
* Cirrected pins, and debugging tuning for low band. High band now goes past 2.7GHz into 3.3 GHz.
* Updated ui_debug to track ENX updates and support tracing which calls may be changing ENX.
* Removed clkin reference in ui_debug.cpp to allow space for more information about CLK0, CLK1, CLK4, and CLK5.
* Removed clkin reference in ui_debug.cpp to allow space for more information about CLK0, CLK1, CLK4, and CLK5.
* Ran format-code.sh
* Updated rffc507xx.cpp, and ensured hackrf submodule at f1dcd554.
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Co-authored-by: gullradriel <gullradriel@users.noreply.github.com>
- Add bar() conversion method to Pressure class
- Convert pressure units system from boolean to enum (kPa, PSI, BAR)
- Add BAR option to pressure unit selector in UI
- Update settings manager to persist pressure unit preference
- Use ternary operators for compact pressure formatting
* Initial commit and pr for HackRF Pro (praline) arch-port to mayhem-firmware. Please see https://github.com/portapack-mayhem/mayhem-firmware/issues/2957. Added flash specifics for -DBOARD=PRALINE. This firmware only builds with toolchain v9.2.1 if hackrf codebase has -B arm in firmware/hackrf_usb/CMakeLists.txt.
* Updated CMakeLists.txt per coordination with @HtoToo. For -DBOARD=PRALINE FLASH_MB_SIZE and FLASH_MB_LIMIT_SIZE are now 4. Removed praline specific variable for FLASH limits.
* Updated chibios-portapack's board.cpp to support initialization of the HachRF-Pro (praline) FPGA. Added append_fpga_bitstream.py tool to ensure that praline_fgpa.bin bitstream can be appended to -DBOARD=PRALINE produced firmware. In order to ensure successful execution of append_fpga_bitstream.py to append the fpga bitstream we should expect that the bistsream will be located at 0x180000 in flash. This requires that FLASH_MB_LIMIT_SIZE must be 1.5, and FLASH_BYTES_LIMIT_SIZE must be 1535 * 1024. If we want to allow more or less space for the base firmware image sans the fpga bitstream the location of the bistream must be moved to a location other than 0x180000.
* Updated location of praline_fpga.bin bitstream to 0x380000 to allow more room for firmware. Firmware now has 3.5MB, or 2MB more available than before as coordinated with @HTotoo.
* Expanded #ifndef PRALINE to include og and r9 gpio and pin setup as coordinated with @HTotoo.
* Added note for PRALINE FLASH_MB_LIMIT_SIZE and FLASH_BYTES_LIMIT_SIZE to explain why we are using the 3.5 and 3584 values respectively as coordinated with @HTotoo.
* Next round of modifications derived heavily, if not entirely from work done by @banandana at https://github.com/Banandana/mayhem-firmware. This commit should power on the HackRF Pro (praline) display, power on the fpga, and enable gpio, and provide debug utilties. There is still a lot of work to be done to fully enable the new praline board with this build and firmware architectural porting effort. However, hackrf-one boards do not seem to be adversely impacted by the #ifdef PRALINE statements, and CMakeLists updates, as far as I have been able to test.
* Ran format-code.sh. Updates for this commit are only due to formatting. Tested builds and they seem to work as exptected.
* Addressed fixes in firmware/application and firmware/baseband. Stream now flows to capture and looking glass. Issues were related to thread management. Issues were originally addressed by @banandana.
* Ran format-code.sh to allow for consistency with autoamted clang checks.
* Update hackrf ref repo to mayhem-portapack-hackrf next from https://github.com/portapack-mayhem/hackrf
* Addressed format edits necessary to pass clang-format check.
* Starting addressing Si5351 Clocks for radio sampling. These updates correctly set the Si5351 clock at start up. There appears to be an issue during runtime when testing with RX Test Init, Capture and Looking glass.
* Updated clock_manager.cpp to restore correct function introduced by @banandana when testing with Rx Test Init.
* Switched to using decimation for setting the sample rate without changing the Si5351 clock. This assumes that for the praline board Si5351 CLK0 runs at fixed 8 MHz (constant) and the FPGA decimates to get the desired sample rate. For example, for a 1 MHz sample rate -> Si5351 outputs 8 MHz, FPGA decimates by 8. There is still more work needed here, and potential verification that this is the correct way to operate with this new archteitecture.
* After deliberating on hackrf_usb hackrf_core.c and radio.c, and reviewing firmware/application/hw/si5351.cpp the original approach of using the aproach detailed in hackrf_core.c sample_rate_frac_set() lines 580-582, via the implementation in firmware/application/hw/si5351.cpp seems like the best place to continue testing efforts.
* Tested at ~2.4GHz (2.3 - 2.5) with lookgin glass and was able to receive signals. Added a Signal Path debug app to test gains, and readio mode (receive/transmit).
* Added two debug apps for the RFFC507x. Status View and Tuning View. This helped debug some of the potential issues with tuning.
* update submodule
* format code
* Small touch up merging latest next and ensuring build for HackRF One.
* Reverted edits to re: firmware/baseband/sd_over_usb/scsi.c and firmware/application/portapack.cpp. Source now builds, had to pull latest hackrf submodule.
* Skipped detect hardware for praline board to avoid backscreen in HackRF Pro praline board.
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Co-authored-by: gullradriel <gullradriel@users.noreply.github.com>
* filters OK, radio configurations set
* all modes are working, noise still needs work, especially in FM. A baseband enum is also needed
* audio and decoding fixed, clipping and the baseband enum are still missing
* USB receive good
* LSB receive good
* all mode receive good, log is dead
* frequency measurement good, decode dead
* total killed
* szutyok, gerjed
* frequenty meas only.
* ui ok
* Add frequency measurement handling and update Morse processing logic
* fix ssb speed
* Add enabled checks in ReceiverModel and TransmitterModel
* Move TX limit logic to TransmitterModel from radio API
* Add TX disable functionality and UI
* Add FLEX pager support
- Introduced a new FLEX configuration function in baseband_api.
- Added FLEX application view and associated UI elements.
- Implemented FLEX processing logic in proc_flex, including demodulation and message handling.
- Updated CMakeLists to include new FLEX source files and headers.
- Enhanced message system to support FLEX-specific messages and statistics.
This commit lays the groundwork for FLEX pager functionality, allowing for the reception and processing of FLEX messages.
* Fixed baseband and moved app to external with some other fixes.
* Format code
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Co-authored-by: RocketGod <57732082+RocketGod-git@users.noreply.github.com>
* Update geomap view position on GPS data reception
* Refactor timestamp and temperature/humidity display formatting in SondeView
* Implement battery voltage reading for Meteomodem M20
* Enhance GPS data validation and update OSM zoom handling
- Introduced a new method to validate GPS data in the Packet structure.
- Updated the SondeView to use the new GPS validation method.
- Modified GeoMap to improve handling of OSM zoom levels and ensure consistent usage of real zoom values.
- Adjusted battery voltage calculation for Meteomodem M20 to ensure correct scaling.
* Add serial number extraction for Meteomodem M20 support
* Add support for Meteomodem M20 temperature and humidity readings
* Update log file naming to include timestamp in SondeView
* Add pressure reading support for Meteomodem M20 and update UI
* Update SondeView UI layout and enhance Meteomodem M20 packet handling
* Add vertical speed calculation and display to SondeView
* Fix set_fsk function parameter type for samplesPerSymbol
* Added debounce control options for rotary encoder settings
* ran format-code.sh to adjust whitespace
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Co-authored-by: Robert McKay <robert.mckay@ubermorgen.land>
* New memory address for i2c dev loaded apps
* better download handling on error
* new hackrf version (added PortapackRf support)
* lock i2cdev while loading apps
* Moved ui elements to common folder in standalone, and add screen parameters to the api v4
* pass it as a pointer, so if standalone app supports it can change
* Implementation of EPIRB receiver
* Baseband processing of EPIRB signal
* UI to ddecode and display EPIRB message with display on a map
* External application
* External proc element
* Delete CLAUDE.md
* Add new jammer modes
Overview
This PR enhances the PortaPack Jammer app by introducing eight new signal types, ported from my Flipper Zero RF Jammer app (https://github.com/RocketGod-git/flipper-zero-rf-jammer). These modes expand the app's capability to disrupt a wide range of RF communication protocols, from analog radios to modern digital systems. The implementation preserves the original app structure, resolves namespace conflicts, and ensures compatibility with the Mayhem firmware.
New Modes
The following modes have been added to the options_type in ui_jammer.hpp, with corresponding signal generation in proc_jammer.cpp:
Noise: Generates broadband white noise to interfere with analog and digital signals (e.g., Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, key fobs). Highly effective for overwhelming receivers across a frequency range.
Sine: Produces a continuous, unmodulated sine wave to jam narrowband receivers, ideal for analog FM/AM radios or telemetry systems.
Square: Emits a harmonic-rich square wave, disrupting digital protocols (e.g., OOK, ASK) and systems sensitive to sharp transitions, such as remote keyless entry.
Sawtooth (Experimental): Generates a sawtooth wave with a unique harmonic profile, useful for testing interference against PWM-based or niche analog systems.
Triangle (Experimental): Creates a triangle wave with minimal harmonics, suitable for exploratory jamming of narrowband systems or receiver linearity testing.
Chirp: Outputs a rapid frequency-sweeping chirp signal, effective against frequency-hopping and spread-spectrum systems (e.g., some Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or military radios).
Gauss: Generates Gaussian noise to mimic natural interference, targeting digital systems like GPS or data links by degrading signal-to-noise ratios.
Brute (Experimental): Transmits a constant maximum-amplitude signal to saturate simple receiver front-ends, useful for brute-force jamming of basic analog devices.
* Super secret
* You gotta get (Get) that (That) dirt off your shoulder
Totoo
stafur
E.T.
Sandbox
gullradriel
Hoite Prins
Pezsma
Harin Lee
StarVore Labs
Tim Elfelt
jLynx
rmckay
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Arne Luehrs
Netro
RocketGod