Shock controller

Requirements

• Shock Collar
• YardStick One
• python3
• RFCat

Device registration

First you need to figure the collar transitter ID.

This can be done using rfcat: Clone rfcat, build it and then run it

➜  rfcat git:(master) ✗ ./rfcat -r
No module named IPython.frontend.terminal.interactiveshell
'RfCat, the greatest thing since Frequency Hopping!'

Research Mode: enjoy the raw power of rflib

currently your environment has an object called "d" for dongle.  this is how 
you interact with the rfcat dongle:

Then execute

d.ping()
d.setFreq(915000000)
d.setPktPQT(100)
d.makePktFLEN(9)
d.setMdmDRate(2400)
d.setMdmSyncWord(0b1010101000110011) # 0xAA33
d.setMdmModulation(MOD_2FSK)
d.setMdmSyncMode(SYNCM_CARRIER_16_of_16)
d.setMaxPower()
d.ping()
d.RFlisten()

Press some button on the remote, you will see some output like this:

Entering RFlisten mode...  packets arriving will be displayed on the screen
(press Enter to stop)
(1575149162.285) Received:  5464d28910001809cf  | Td.......
(1575149162.338) Received:  5464d28910001809cf  | Td.......
(1575149162.378) Received:  5464d28910001809cf  | Td.......
(1575149162.424) Received:  5464d28910001809cf  | Td.......

The transmitter id (or preamble) is 8910 in this case, so it's the characters 6 to 9.

Add this id to the units dictionairy in server.py like this:

units = {
    "display-name": rf.unhexlify('8910'),
}

User registration

See the authMap dict in server.py and add your user+password and restrictions and desired.

Running

• Run server.py using python 3.8 (or newer).
• Open the website.
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Notes

By default this server listens on all ipv6 interfaces and requires https using a key.pem and cert.pem in the same folder. This can be disabled by removing the corresponding parameters.