Ikea Ansluta Remote Hacking
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At this point the project is at 'bang on the pipes' stage (ie it flashes the LED).

There is a dump of original FW and annotated disassembly as described here:
https://minkbot.blogspot.com/2019/01/ikea-ansluta-hacking-reverse.html


Hardware
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The Ansluta remote consists of: MPS430G2231 MPU, CC2500 Transiver, LED, Key Switch

MSP430       Device
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     P1.0    LED
RXD  P1.1    unused?
TXD  P1.2    CC2500 CS
     P1.3    CC2500 GDO0
     P1.4    CC2500 GDO2
SCLK P1.5    CC2500 SCLK
SOMI P1.6    CC2500 SI
SIMO P1.7    CC2500 SO
     P2.6    unused (N-FET's Gate in transformer)
     P2.7    Key (switch)

Target control achieved via MSP430 Launchpad, see:
https://minkbot.blogspot.com/2019/01/ikea-ansluta-hacking-system-via-tis.html


Building
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This project is written for msp430-gcc on Linux with a regular makefile. 

To build:

make

This builds the "firmware" in the "bin" subdirectory in various formats.


Target Operations
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To check connection

make target-check

To flash the firmware to your Launchpad through "mspdebug", you could use the "flash-target" make target (makes the target beforehand)

make target-flash

To connect to target and start debugging with gdb

make target-debug

To start mspdebug target server so debugging from VSCode can be achived

make target-startdebug


Doxygen Docs
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If you installed doxygen on your system, you could generate the HTML-based documentation by calling:

make gen-docs

This will create the documentation under "doc/gen/html".


Credits
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Based on spi example from GIT: msp430-spi-nrfreg