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I started looking into how to add support for this meat thermometer. I have the dual version, so the captures I had were from both probes running at once. These have 6 different temperature sensors (5 internal & one ambient) per probe so it ought to be fun to fully decode.
Here's what I've gathered so far: typhur-sync-gold-samples.zip. I'm not positive, but based just visual observation from a few of these files at https://triq.org/pdv/, I think there is some other 915MHz-band traffic flying around too.
Those were captured with temperatures around ~210-230F for the Ambient Sensors, and ~140F-165F Internal Temperatures for the internal probe sensors (next time I take a stab at this I'll get more exact)
Some things that looked pattern-y with rtl_433 -A -r, especially for files in the auto-decoded folder. The suggested decoder was rtl_433 -R 0 -X 'n=name,m=FSK_PCM,s=12,l=12,r=12288' *.cs16
The base also has Bluetooth and Wifi support (started reverse-engineering the Wifi here), so it would be possible to capture data that way too, but I figured the RF data would be fun too.
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It seems there are three different senders in the samples, the slower signal at 915.0M, e.g. g021_915M_1000k.cs16, then the fast signal at 915.0M, e.g. g005_915M_1000k.cs16 and lastly the slow signal at 914.6M, e.g. g009_915M_1000k.cs16. And some others too like the first one in g015_915M_1000k.cs16.
You need to narrow it down in a quieter environment or without antenna and close to the sender.
12 µs sounds awefully fast for just a temperature probe.
I started looking into how to add support for this meat thermometer. I have the dual version, so the captures I had were from both probes running at once. These have 6 different temperature sensors (5 internal & one ambient) per probe so it ought to be fun to fully decode.
Here's what I've gathered so far: typhur-sync-gold-samples.zip. I'm not positive, but based just visual observation from a few of these files at https://triq.org/pdv/, I think there is some other 915MHz-band traffic flying around too.
Those were captured with temperatures around ~210-230F for the Ambient Sensors, and ~140F-165F Internal Temperatures for the internal probe sensors (next time I take a stab at this I'll get more exact)
Some things that looked pattern-y with
rtl_433 -A -r
, especially for files in theauto-decoded
folder. The suggested decoder wasrtl_433 -R 0 -X 'n=name,m=FSK_PCM,s=12,l=12,r=12288' *.cs16
Maybe
preamble=0507a2b
based on the above? But wasn't obvious to me why those earlier bits were changing.One example of decoded data here
Full command line output for one capture
Product link: https://www.typhur.com/products/sync-gold-dual or https://www.typhur.com/products/sync-gold-quad
FCC Info - I think this is for the probe: https://fccid.io/2BEFM-WTP3000. This is for the base: https://fccid.io/2BEFM-WT1000R
The base also has Bluetooth and Wifi support (started reverse-engineering the Wifi here), so it would be possible to capture data that way too, but I figured the RF data would be fun too.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: