Originally Posted by
andresbruno
Thank you very much !!!!, I had seen her and wanted to run the program does not work BSE.exe tells me that I need a library and download the instake in System and System32 on Windows, but the problem is not fixed.
Therefore lower the code in C ++ and I wanted but I skip a compile error. I saw the list of code in Java but not encourage me to download as they were several listings and as such are not compile Java.
But with the data you've been through I will make an algorithm in C in the PIC to generate code to pass me. If you look at my transponder it is based on those used in Moto Cross and race cars in the old TX160 transponders which generate a communication frame 22 RF packets whose times vary at specific times. Not knowing the protocol but read that it was a BPSK system, in this forum, entoces up a circuit of a TX260 which is made with a 16-bit TMS430 and implement my own version using a PIC16F1509 includes a CLC and use for odulador do BPSK data mixing 1 and 0 with the clock signal which is at 3,579 MHz, that's how come on the TX160 and TX260.
The sinusoid is generated in the tank circuit, which is tuned to 3.57MHz. The system works well but just can "clone" the signals generated by other transponders. I got copy 18 transpondersI borrowed but I wanted to create my own codes seeking to change the position of the packages, but I generated errors.
Now with this informmación you have given me, I will develop a new code that generates me a number without "copy signals".
I read that not all numbers can be ??? ARE VALID, Thanks for everything and our Lord God and follow it.
The BSE.exe is not made by me its made by OM2KW so I can't tell what dependencies it is compiled with, but the source code is there.
I don't know why java don't work for you, you have to try your java with some other .jar program to verify your installation is working I think. It can be that your anti virus software if any is blocking it.. also JDK 7.079 is old but it should work with old java... It was compiled in java 7 something i think.
I just downloaded and run the .jar from github on my linux machine and it works, not corrupted in any way. my output: $ java -version
java version "1.8.0_25"
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_25-b17)
Not all numbers works on nev transponder systems. Payalneg said he found out a way to brute force numbers that worked but he have not said any details to what he found out. My self I have access to old decoder box that accept any number, and yes I mean any number from 1 to 99999999.
The system for motocross might work different. It might use a diffrent coding algorithm. But its easy to verify if you have recorded the bits from the signal and know the number you can generate and compare if it is the same.