Use your HackRF for controlling your Stanley remotely-controlled AC outlets.

My progress on the gnuradio flowchart was helped greatly by discovering Clayton Smith's blog post about reverse-engineering the radio signals used for controlling a ceiling fan.

• Gnuradio
• gr-osmocom

Just install directly from pip:

pip install stanley-outlet-control

stanley-outlet-control [outlet number] [on|off]

This is currently set up to use a HackRF, but if you have any experience with Gnuradio, you should be able to easily alter this to be usable via any SDR transmitter.

• Modulation: On-off-keyed.
• Frequency: 433.839 MHz
• Bit rate: 1872bps
• Control Signals:
  • Outlet #1
    • Off: 1001101001101001101001101001001101101001001001101001101001001001001001001
    • On: 1001101001101001101001101001001101101001001001101001101001001001001101101
  • Outlet #2
    • Off: 1001101001101001101001101101101001001001001001101001101001001001001001001
    • On: 1001101001101001101001101101101001001001001001101001101001001101101001001
  • Outlet #3
    • Off: 1001101001101001101001101001001001001101101001101001101001001001001001001
    • On: 1001101001101001101001101001001001001101101001101001101101101001001001001