Flipper as Pandora code grabber

Suggestion … READ car fob protocols on READ / decoder SubGhz menu, like have a car instead of a padlock and allow to save/send static codes and don’t save rolling codes but still display them… same as we have with garage door but for cars … It would be very cool …

Also create virtual remotes for cars like one pandora… one could create a remote and add that to the car… normaly the car have a simple procedure to add new remotes that doesn’t even require programmer plugged to the car system… It would replace a expensive pandora device …

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Ok … There are products on the market for key makers that solve the remote part of a key … They still need to code a transponder and cut a blade but for the remote open/close there are produtcs that can emulate/generate a new remote on a board that is then placed on the replacement keyfob … there are even comercial machines they sall to key cutting houses so that they earn money and the guy that cuts the key can have a remote replacement. Works like this :

  • Guy at the shop cuts the key and programm the immobilizer transponder by normal way, they just need to have a working remote without the need of having a huge stock of blanks for each different brand.

  • They use this sollution that have a generic case and PCB for all cars, they move the key blade and transponder (Hitag 2) to this case, the PCB is programmable by app on phone to generate a virtual remote for a supported car and then this is added to the car …

  • IF flipper does know the protocol for a specific car it can be done with flipper without issue …

Would work like a keeloq …

One would generate a new remote in flipper for a specific car that flipper would be aware of and then one would add that to the car / programm that on the car and it would work ,

Easy alternative would be intercept signal on air as re-programming of new virtual command remote would not be necessary …

Another example :

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F.I.Y how Pandora Code grabber works

Should be possible if it even run on a smart-Key
(hope translator does the job)