Hello and greetings, I am new to the Flipper Zero and I want to know if it is possible to open electric gates with it, I would love to hear from you how it is possible!! Thank you
June
Not exactly sure what you are looking for, but being bored anyways, i generated a couple of sub files you can try for multiple frequencies if you are talking about the open sesame thingy on old 12bit bitshift registryās these should be sufficient to trigger some things.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/17WNjPZygFVRjpYoDHf7iVchta0zUtbCz?usp=sharing
keep in mind most files are the same , you can change the frequency in a text editor to make it match your setup but things like this only work on rlly rlly old hardware that should have been replaced a decade ago.
There are also some subghz brute applications for some old stuff you might wanna look for, but the same point again, it will just open some outdated stuff, the flipper is not a magic door opener more a decent tool to proof some potential vulnerabilities, you will need some basic understanding of the protocols you are working with otherwise the games might be worth more then then other functions of the device 
It is possible to open gates with the Flipper Zero, but it highly depends on the model of the gate. Newer models (that use keyfobs to open the gate) use rolling code technology, which will make your saved gate file useless after a single use. Older gates with keyfobs sometimes donāt have this feature (like mine), allowing you to open it as many times as you want after you obtain the gate. All of these gates here use the SubGhz feature. Other gates that use RFID tags are easier to open, since all RFID tags capable of being read by the Flipper have horrible security. For this feature, you need to go to the ā125khz RFIDā section of the flipper.
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Some gates use Infrared as well. I donāt think they are common since I rarely hear anything about them.
Thank you very much to all who answered
I mean electric gates like in the pictures 
By the way Iām from Israel and itās different in frequencies
And thanks again
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As mentioned previously the frequencies can be easily edited. Open them in a text editor of you choice.
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Excuse me, but Iām new to this and donāt know how to edit, Iād appreciate it if you could explain it to me when you can, thank you very much
June
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Download the files. Right click them in Windows and āopen with notepadā. The frequency is in hertz. Just change the frequency with the frequency you want. Once you open the file in a text editor itās all pretty self explanatory since the fields are labeled. If you need more help let me know.
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Checking the frequency analyzer near the gates when being used might be helpful so find out on what band it is transmitting if you can not find any brands on boxes near the gates. If you know what you are working with, you will know what you need to open it?
Your avatar bums me out sometimes. Why is it so sad? 
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Really thanks for all the help
I understood that you open the task book and then there are a lot of numbers depending on what frequency do I need to replace them all?
And one more thing, because Flipper is new to me, I didnāt have a new micro card, so I used the used one I had and I have files in it, so today I went to the store and bought a new card and it canāt activate it
I bought such a card
And this is the card I had and it worked great
That is a great card. You may need to format it in the Flipper or in Windows to FAT32 or exFAT.
This is what you want to edit to change frequency.
Filetype: Flipper SubGhz Key File
Version: 1
Frequency: 400000000
400000000 = 400mhz
EDIT: I might just copy anything important from the old card to the new one and use the old card for the Flipper. The new card is going to waste in the Flipper because you donāt need anything that big.
The truth is, youāre right, but I prefer to use this because itās a little faster and the old card is also really finished and I donāt want the information to suddenly go away
There is only the option of exFAT 32 or NTFS in the Windows format, but there is no FAT 32 and I tried exFAT and it doesnāt help. There is an option down a kilobyte, maybe that has something to do with it? Thank you again for your help, you are very generous
Edit: for some reason I canāt upload screenshots, maybe because Iām new?
You can make the case that you donāt want to use an old card but that rating doesnāt apply to āSPI modeā which is what Flipper uses. Speed will be the same.
I donāt think any of us can anymore. Use imgr of something similar then link it.
Read this:
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Regarding the card, Iām really thinking of giving up because Iāve tried many times all kinds of resets
1 I downloaded the files from here GitHub - UberGuidoZ/Flipper-IRDB: A collective of different IRs for the Flipper (maintained) because I thought it was very interesting, it downloads as a zip file and I extract it but I donāt know where to put it so that Flipper will receive it well
Thatās not a big issue. Iāll assume you have the card in your computer and for the sake of argument itās drive letter E.
Most of the .ir files go under:
E:\infrared
They will show up as āsaved remotesā. āUniversal remotesā is a different function.
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×צ×××Ŗ× I saw the files
It should appear for me where the 4 things appear for me: air conditioner, TV, projector, and audio or should it be in the saved folder?
Thank you
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Those are .ir files but they are very different with special formats and they are in their own folder. The file you added will show up as āsaved remotesā.
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And can you tell me where I put these files?
Thank you very much
Those are not in the Flipper format. Most are probably already in the database you downloaded from UberGuidoZ anyway.
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