Flipper Zero: Understanding 125-kHz RFID Protocol Files
In this video we learn how the Flipper Zero is able to decode and emulate low-frequency (125kHz) RFID signals and how it can write data to a T5577 tag. We walk through all of the code, understanding the role of each method. We then make a new protocol "Demo1" that will program a T5577 tag with custom hard-coded data.
In future videos we will use the information from the video to create custom encoders and decoders, enabling our Flipper Zero to support our additional protocols.
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Timeline:
0:00 - Introduction
0:30 - RFID Playlist
0:50 - LFRFID files
1:25 - lfrfid_protocols.h
1:44 - lfrfid_protocols.c
2:01 - protocol_demo1.h
2:30 - ProtocolBase properties
3:43 - struct for encoding/decoding signal
4:03 - Callbacks
8:22 - Hard coding T5577 data
9:00 - Flash firmware
9:34 - Demo
11:11 - Summary
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