Fixed a usage line of goodfet.nrf.
[goodfet] / client / GoodFETCC.py
index bfe2822..22df102 100644 (file)
@@ -125,12 +125,28 @@ class GoodFETCC(GoodFET):
         hz=freq*396.728515625;
         
         return hz;
+    
+    def RF_getchannel(self):
+        """Get the frequency in Hz."""
+        #FIXME CC1110 specific
+        freq=0;
+        try:
+            freq2=self.peekbysym("FREQ2");
+            freq1=self.peekbysym("FREQ1");
+            freq0=self.peekbysym("FREQ0");
+            freq=(freq2<<16)+(freq1<<8)+freq0;
+        except:
+            freq=0;
+            
+        return freq;
+    
+    
     lastshellcode="none";
-    def shellcodefile(self,filename,wait=1):
+    def shellcodefile(self,filename,wait=1, alwaysreload=0):
         """Run a fragment of shellcode by name."""
         #FIXME: should identify chip model number, use shellcode for that chip.
         
-        if self.lastshellcode!=filename:
+        if self.lastshellcode!=filename or alwaysreload>0:
             self.lastshellcode=filename;
             file=__file__;
             file=file.replace("GoodFETCC.pyc","GoodFETCC.py");
@@ -275,8 +291,9 @@ class GoodFETCC(GoodFET):
         self.pokebysym("ADDR"     , 0x01)   # Device address.
         self.pokebysym("PKTLEN"   , 0xFF)   # Packet length.
         
-        self.pokebysym("SYNC1",0xD3);
-        self.pokebysym("SYNC0",0x91);
+        #Sync word hack
+        self.pokebysym("SYNC1",0x83);
+        self.pokebysym("SYNC0",0xFE);
         return;
     def config_iclicker(self,band="lf"):
         #Mike Ossmann figured most of this out, with help from neighbors.
@@ -368,6 +385,7 @@ class GoodFETCC(GoodFET):
         else:
             #Got a frequency, not a band.
             self.RF_setfreq(eval(band));
+        
         #data rate
         #~1
         #self.pokebysym("MDMCFG4"  , 0x85)
@@ -379,13 +397,24 @@ class GoodFETCC(GoodFET):
         #self.pokebysym("MDMCFG4"  , 0xf6)
         #self.pokebysym("MDMCFG3"  , 0x83)
         
+        #4.8 kbaud
+        #print "Warning: Default to 4.8kbaud.";
+        #self.pokebysym("MDMCFG4"  , 0xf7)
+        #self.pokebysym("MDMCFG3"  , 0x83)
         #9.6 kbaud
-        print "Warning: Default to 9.6kbaud.";
+        #print "Warning: Default to 9.6kbaud.";
+        #
+        
         self.pokebysym("MDMCFG4"  , 0xf8)
         self.pokebysym("MDMCFG3"  , 0x83)
+        self.pokebysym("MDMCFG2"  , 0x34)   # OOK, carrier-sense, no-manchester
+        
+        #Kind aright for keeloq
+        print "Warning: Guessing baud rate.";
+        #self.pokebysym("MDMCFG4"  , 0xf6)
+        #self.pokebysym("MDMCFG3"  , 0x93)
+        #self.pokebysym("MDMCFG2"  , 0x3C)   # OOK, carrier-sense, manchester
         
-
-        self.pokebysym("MDMCFG2"  , 0x34)   # OOK, carrier-sense in leiu of sync.
         self.pokebysym("MDMCFG1"  , 0x00)   # Modem configuration.
         self.pokebysym("MDMCFG0"  , 0xF8)   # Modem configuration.
         self.pokebysym("CHANNR"   , 0x00)   # Channel number.
@@ -409,7 +438,7 @@ class GoodFETCC(GoodFET):
         #self.pokebysym("PKTCTRL0" , 0x05)   # Packet automation control, w/ checksum.
         self.pokebysym("PKTCTRL0" , 0x00)   # Packet automation control, w/o checksum, fixed length
         self.pokebysym("ADDR"     , 0x01)   # Device address.
-        self.pokebysym("PKTLEN"   , 0x20)   # Packet length.
+        self.pokebysym("PKTLEN"   , 0xFF)   # Packet length.
         
         self.pokebysym("SYNC1",0xD3);
         self.pokebysym("SYNC0",0x91);