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Main Menu
Jesse Parsons edited this page Mar 24, 2022
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The Main Menu page of Mayhem comprises a number of buttons to access the various functionality groups of the firmware, a Title bar giving functions and at the bottom of page, the version number and if enabled in options the time.
Button | Functional Group |
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Receive | Receiver Applications |
Transmit | Transmit Applications |
Capture | Permit Recording or 'Capture' of RF to facilitate analysis or Replay Attack |
Replay | Transmit a previously recorded RF Capture file |
Calls | Detect any signals within a specified bandwidth, similar to 'Close Call function on scanners |
Scanner | Step through a list of pre-defined frequencies, stopping if squelch is broken (signal detected) |
Tools | Covers Frequency manager lists in SD card,File manager,Signal Generator,WAV File Viewer,Wipe SD Card,Antenna Length Calculator |
Options | Audio tone setting,Radio Settings,UI Interface settings e.g.Clock,Set Date/Time,Touch screen Calibrate |
Debug | Covers Memory use,SD Card info,Peripherals use,Temperature,Button and Encoder Test |
HackRF | Switch to HackRF mode for use from a USB Host device (eg. computer) |
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