Genie GIRUD-1T

subghz/samples/README.md

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 - [Chevy HHR 2006](./chevy-hhr-2006/README.md) vehicle keyfob.
 - [Quantum Fire](./quantum-fire/README.md) fireworks controller.
 - [X10](./x10/README.md) x10.com controller.
+- [Genie GIRUD-1T](./genie-girud-1t/README.md) garage door opener.
 
 Check out my [YouTube videos](../../youtube/README.md#sub-ghz) for more information on how to use these files.
 

subghz/samples/genie-girud-1t/README.md

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+# Genie GIRUD-1T
+
+These keys were captured from a Genie Intellicode remote from the [GIRUD-1T kit](https://www.geniecompany.com/garagedooropeneraccessories/GIRUD-1T).
+
+This was decoded using the KeeLoq.c protocol decoder with a TE_short set to 200, a TE_long set to 400, and a TE_delta set to 70.  The capture was on the 315MHz channel using AM650.  After 65536 signals, the key repeated from the beginning.
+
+Each entry in the TXT file is something like the following ``97A38C95007F1991`` which is the 64-bit key for the remote.  You would need to make a file similar to the following to transmit the key. 
+
+**Be sure your TE_short is set to 200, TE_long to 400, and TE_delta to 70 in [keeloq.c](https://github.com/flipperdevices/flipperzero-firmware/blob/c924693a84abe88a6c53e1e3b062f0a9ab1c5886/lib/subghz/protocols/keeloq.c#L16) so the signal is sent correctly, otherwise it will not work!!!**
+
+```c
+Filetype: Flipper SubGhz Key File
+Version: 1
+Frequency: 315000000
+Preset: FuriHalSubGhzPresetOok650Async
+Protocol: KeeLoq
+Bit: 64
+Key: 97 A3 8C 95 00 7F 19 91
+```
+
+In the future, I'll provide a python script that generates a Bin_RAW file, which will have the TE set to 200 and not require any changes to keeloq.c.