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README.md

README

PYCC1101 is a simple Python wrapper for the CC1101 RF Transceiver.

I've been using PYCC1101 with a CC1101 Arduino module connected trough SPI to a Raspberry Pi. The code, based on PanStamp Arduino library , uses Python SPIDEV module v3.3.

I developed this module for learning purposes and included two examples for rx and tx. The idea is to continue improving the module to perform more complex tasks such as implementing Sammy's OpenSesame attack. AFAIK, there isn't any public Python module available to play with CC1101 SPI devices.

Steps to make it work:

  1. Clone this repository
  2. Create a virtual environment by running virtualenv pycc1101
  3. Activate the virtualenv
  4. Install spidev package: pip install spidev
  5. Run python tx.py
  6. Repeat steps 1-4 in another machine with the module connected.
  7. Run python rx.py