flipper-zero-tutorials/subghz/samples/genie-girud-1t/genie.py

import sys

def main():
    te = 200 #200 is what original remote used.  (How short the pulses are, smaller is faster.)
    hc = 11  #11 is what original remote sent.   (How many pulses in header.  You may be able to reduce this.)
    end = 40 #40 is what original remote sent.   (How long the silence guard is.  You may be able to reduce this.)
    repeat=5 #5 is what original remote sent.    (How many times to repeat the signal.  You may be able to reduce this.)

    with open('genie.sub', 'w') as f:

        f.write("Filetype: Flipper SubGhz RAW File\n")
        f.write("Version: 1\n")
        f.write("Frequency: 315000000\n")
        f.write("Preset: FuriHalSubGhzPresetOok650Async\n")
        f.write("Protocol: RAW\n")

        numbers = [0x97A38C95007F1991]

        for info in numbers:

            for j in range(repeat):
                f.write(f"RAW_Data: ")

                # header
                for i in range(hc):
                    f.write(f"{te} -{te} ")
                f.write(f"{te} -{9*te} ")

                # iterate over each bit
                for i in range(64):
                    # get bit value
                    bit = (info >> (63 - i)) & 1

                    # get bit value, output on a single line.
                    if bit == 0:
                        f.write(f"{2*te} -{te} ")
                    else:
                        f.write(f"{te} -{2*te} ")

                # stop
                f.write(f"{te} -{2*te} {te} -{end*te}\n")

            # For signals with multiple numbers, it may be helpful to have some silence between them?
            #f.write(f"RAW_Data: 100 -50000 100 -50000 100 -50000 100 -50000 100 -50000 100 -50000 100 -50000 100 -50000 100 -50000 100 -50000 100 -50000 100 -50000\n")
main()