HackRF One R9 V2.0.0 + Upgraded PortaPack H2 + Plastic Shell Assembled + 5 Antennas + USB Cable Upgrades of HackRF One R9: MAX2837 is replaced by MAX2839. Si5351C is replaced by Si5351A with additional clock distribution. A series diode is added to the antenna port power supply. The latest firmware is supported, and the current firmware is Mayhem firmware V2.0.0 by default. For certain functionality, like the world map, GPS simulator, and others, you need to prepare a PortaPack H2 and a FAT32 formatted MicroSD card over 1G. Hackrf One Description: – HackRF One is a Software Defined Radio peripheral capable of transmission or reception of radio signals from 1 MHz to 6 GHz. Designed to enable test and development of modern and next generation radio technologies, HackRF One is an open source hardware platform that can be used as a USB peripheral or programmed for stand-alone operation. Hackrf One Specifications: – 1 MHz to 6 GHz operating frequency – Half-duplex transceiver – Up to 20 million samples per second – 8-bit quadrature samples (8-bit I and 8-bit Q) – For GNU Radio, SDR#, and the like – Software-configurable RX and TX gain and baseband filter – Software-controlled antenna port power (50 mA at 3.3 V) – SMA female antenna connector – SMA female clock input and output for synchronization – Convenient buttons for programming – Internal pin headers for expansion – Hi-Speed USB 2.0 – USB-powered – Open source hardware – HackRF One 1 MHz to 6 GHz SDR platform software defined radio development board Description: The official firmware created for the PortaPack has several decoders and transmitters built into it, but the third party’Havoc’ firmware is really what you’ll want to use with it since it contains many more decoders and transmit options. Progress of Work: 1. It has completed the program validation prototype. The latest documents in 2017, May are based on improvements. Catching and Replay: – One of the best things about the PortaPack is that it makes catching and replay of wireless signals like those from ISM band remote controls extremely easy. To create a catching. You just need to enter the “Catching” menu, set the frequency of the remote key, press the red’R’ Record button and then press the key on the remote. Then stop the recording to save it to a SD Card. Now you can go into the Replay menu, select the file that you just recorded and hit play. The exact same signal will be transmitted over the air, effectively replacing your remote key. Microphone TX: – Using the 3.5mm audio jack the Portapack can also be used as a standard Push to Talk or voice activated walkie talkie radio. With a microphone plugged into the audio jack simply hold down the right button to push to talk. If required you can also enable multiple CTCSS tone options, as well as tones that look like they enable transmission to wireless headphones Other Transmitters: -There are generic OOK transmitter which can be programmed with custom data. This mode might be useful for experimenting with simple key fobs, or things like home, automation switches. There are numerous transmit modes implemented that are questionable in most countries and could get you into huge trouble. These transmitters are purely to be used for internal testing with a faraday cage! Receivers: By connecting speakers to the Portapack’s 3.5mm audio jack you can easily listen in on standard NFM and WFM audio signals. ADS-B reception can be easily enabled on the PortaPack by selecting the inductor and lightning symbol on the top right. With the bias tee enabled you can receive aircraft. Hardware Configuration: – 3.2-inch TFT240320 screen – Navigation switch – Audio output – Microphone input – DC 2.1 interface – 4-layer gold plate – ROSH process (exported to Europe and America) The latest version is updated with the latest documents in 2017, May. Add a PortaPack to your HackRF One software-defined radio, and leave your laptop behind! The PortaPack attaches to your HackRF and adds a touchscreen LCD, navigation controls, headphone jack, real-time clock, micro SD card slot, Just add a USB battery, and you’re ready to explore radio spectrum wherever you are. The PortaPack firmware runs on the fast ARM processors in your HackRF. No computer is necessary (except for reprogramming firmware). HAVOC Features Include: – IQ file replay – Microphone FM transmit with CTCSS – CTCSS decoder – Frequency manager (save & load from SD card, with categories and notes) – File manager – “Soundboard” wave file player (put 8-bit mono files in SD card /wav directory) – ADS-B receiver with map view – SSTV transmitter – Fully configurable transmit signals – POCSAG transmitter – POCSAG receiver/decoder – Morse transmitter (FM tone and CW) – OOK transmitter for common remote encoders PT2262, doorbells, remote outlets, some garage doors… RDS (Radio Data System) PSN, RadioText and Time groups transmitter – Meteorological radiosonde receiver for M10 and M2K2… AFSK receiver – AFSK transmitter Bell202… Nuoptix DTMF sync transmitter – TouchTunes jukebox universal remote – LCR (Language de Commande Routier) message generator – Street lighting control transmitter (CCIR tones) – “Play Dead” in case of emergency – Fully configurable RF signal generator – RSSI audio output as pitch (for direction finding) Features: – 3.2-inch, 240 x 320 RGB LCD with resistive touch panel. Four-way arrow keys, rotary jog wheel, and select button. Coin battery for preserving settings and date/time. Wideband (18MHz) spectrum analysis and waterfall. Monitoring of boat (AIS), automobile (TPMS), and utility meter transponders (ITRON ERT). HackRF mode runs HackRF firmware for use with host computer SDR software. Sleep mode saves power by turning off just the display. You may also find the Furrtek HAVOC firmware very interesting! Your HackRF will continue to function with computer-based SDR software, when you put the PortaPack into “HackRF Mode”. PortaPack is compatible only with the HackRF One. It is not compatible with the earlier HackRF Jawbreaker design. If you have an RF shield installed on your HackRF, the PortaPack should fit just fine. Compatibility with the HackRF Blue is experimental. One Blue owner has reported good results with minor mechanical interference between the PortaPack audio capacitors and the baseband header. If your HackRF Blue does not have a baseband header installed, you should have no mechanical problems. PortaPack requires an external battery. Any USB-connected battery should work, though they vary widely in quality and poorly-designed batteries may inject voltage regulator noise into the radio. The PortaPack and HackRF One will not replace your handheld ham radio receiver. Receive sensitivity varies from band to band, but will not perform as well as a true ham radio receiver. Package Included: – 1 x SDR Radio (Upgraded PortaPack H2+HackRF One) -1 x 2.4/5/5.8GHz Antenna – 1 x 35DBi GSM/3G/4G Antenna – 1 x 40MHz-6GHz Telescopic Antenna – 1 x 40MHz-860GHz Antenna – 1 x 700MHz-2700MHz – 1 x USB Cable Note: – It has been assembled and is ready to use. Usually it costs about 30USD-50USD. Thanks for your understanding. If you receive the item that not satisfied or defective, please do not open case and kindly notify us within 30 days.