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# bracelet_subfiles
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.sub files for the LED bracelets distributed at DEFCON ([Original source here](https://github.com/freewili/bracelet_subfiles))
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# Adding SUB files to Flipper Zero
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* Copy folder to SD card like any other SUB file(S) then execute via SubGHz menu or any SubGHz apps.
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# Uploading the .sub files to FREE-WILi
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* Use Python 3.11+
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* Install the freewili library with pip: `pip install freewili`
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* Find out which device is the FREE-WILi `Main` processor: `fwi-serial --list`
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```
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(python311) PS E:\downloads> fwi-serial --list
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Found 2 FreeWili(s)
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1. Main v29 COM23 @ 1-5.1:x.0
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2. Display v28 COM22 @ 1-5.2:x.0
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```
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* In the above example, `Main` is device 1. So we will use `--index 1` in the following commands.
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* Upload the .sub file to the FREE-WILi: `fwi-serial --send_file yellow.sub -fn /radio/yellow.sub --index 1` (be sure to use the correct index!)
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* You should see the .sub files in the `Radios/Transmit` menu now
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