Sub-Ghz Bruteforcer

Princeton_433 (works with the majority of static code systems)	433.92	Static
Nice Flo 12bit_433	433.92	Static
Nice Flo 24bit_433	433.92	Static
CAME 12bit_433	433.92	Static
CAME 24bit_433	433.92	Static
Linear_300	300.00	Static
CAME TWEE	433.92	Static
Gate TX_433	433.92	Static
DoorHan_315	315.00	Dynamic
DoorHan_433	433.92	Dynamic
LiftMaster_315	315.00	Dynamic
LiftMaster_390	390.00	Dynamic
Security+2.0_310	310.00	Dynamic
Security+2.0_315	315.00	Dynamic
Security+2.0_390	390.00	Dynamic

Supported Sub-GHz vendors

Check the list at https://docs.flipperzero.one/sub-ghz/supported-vendors

Supported Frequencies by region

Check the list at https://docs.flipperzero.one/sub-ghz/frequencies

CAME 12bit 303 Mhz

CAME 12bit 303 MHz refers to a less common frequency and coding scheme used in some CAME remote controls for operating gates, barriers, and other automation systems.

CAME 12bit 307 Mhz

CAME 12bit 315 Mhz

CAME 12bit 433 Mhz

CAME 12bit 433 MHz refers to another specific frequency and coding scheme used in CAME remote controls, similar to the 868 MHz version you mentioned previously.

CAME 12bit 868 Mhz

Applications: CAME 12bit 868 MHz remotes are used with various CAME automation systems, including:

• Gate automation systems

• Barrier systems

• Garage door openers

• Lighting control systems

• Alarm systems

Security+2.0_390

Security+2.0_390 is a specific protocol used in some garage door opener remotes, particularly those manufactured by LiftMaster. It operates on a frequency of 390 MHz and utilizes a more secure rolling code mechanism compared to older protocols like Security+ 1.0.

https://docs.flipper.net/sub-ghz https://github.com/tobiabocchi/flipperzero-bruteforce