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Range: 1.88 - 1.9 GHz
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Channel Spacing: 1.728 MHz
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Number Carriers: 10
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Speech codec: ADPCM with 32kbps speech rate
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DMAP DECT Multimedia Access Profile
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DPRS DECT Packet Radio Service
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(R)FP Fixed Part - the base station
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GAP Generic Access Profile
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GSM Global System for Mobile telecommunications
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IMT-2000 International Mobile Telecommunications 2000
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PP Portable Part - the handset
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RES Radio Equipment Systems
One DECT frame is 10ms long and consists of 24 timeslots. 12 Slots for downstreaming from FP and 12 Slots for upstreaming to FP.
One Time slot = preamble(16bits) + sync(16bits) + A field(64 bits) + B field(320 bits) + X field(4 bits) + Guard bits(60bits)
A field = Header(8 bits) + Data(40 bits) + CRC(16 bits) B field= Data(64bits) +CRC(16 bits) +Data + CRC+Data +CRC +Data +CRC
This repository https://github.com/znuh/re-DECTed makes it possible to use any suitable SDR hardware to sniff DECT packages. After downloader, we only have to do:
- make
- create dummy0 interface:
modprobe dummy
*start the dummy0 interface:ifconfig dummy0 up
- run dectrcv as root:
./dectrcv
- start the SDR part:
./dectrx.py
- set channel, gain values and ppm
- enjoy the DECT packets in wireshark
To extract audiostream from dect capture we can use pcapstein from dedected https://github.com/LucaBongiorni/dedected
./dedected/com-on-air_cs-linux/tools/pcapstein phillips_avent_sniff2.pcap.pcapng
This will create .ima files that includes raw audio data. We can observe it with Audacity by importing raw data or using a specific decoder http://www.ps-auxw.de/g72x++.tar.bz2 .
This will extract the audio stream from the .ima files.
decode-g72x -4 -a phillips_avent_dect.pcap_fp.ima | sox -r 8000 -b 8 -c 1 -e a-law -t raw - -t wav fpcall.wav
The Phillips Avent SCD525 uses probably the DECT encryption, as the audio files only contains noise.
http://www.rfwireless-world.com/Tutorials/DECT-tutorial.html
Hi, I had an discussion with a colleague about this topic after my findings. He was suggesting encryption, too, as the reason for this but I never confirmed it. I experienced similar noises for other audio based encrypted radio transmissions.
Thank you for asking.