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sub file for a Westek pair of Wireless Plug-in Receiver (Model 805) and Wall Switch Transmitter (RFA108), marked with a Channel Code B sticker.
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I had difficulty getting a clear reading of this signal.
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FCC documentation, page 14 of 16 indicates it's operating frequency is 305Mhz.
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https://apps.fcc.gov/eas/GetApplicationAttachment.html?id=1031148
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The Flipper was able to get several reads at different frequencies (and annoyingly, the Frequency Analyzer really only detects anything at 915Mhz, which must be a harmonic).
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So, here was the way to get this to work. Get a successful reading on any frequency that it picks up on. You're looking for a Holtek_HT12X 12b (not CAME). Save it as a sub. This switch has two buttons, but they send out the same button/key code, so you only need one sample.
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Open the sub on your computer and change the frequency to Frequency: 305000000
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Save the sub and place back on the Flipper. This worked immediately.
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The sub attached is from the procedure above. Note that this pair operates on Channel Code B. I do not have any other pairs to test.
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