Descripción
The Rabbit-Labs Slim Shady adds wide-area infrared transmission to a Flipper Zero through its GPIO header. It is suited to authorised testing of infrared-controlled equipment, security research and classroom demonstrations where the operator has permission to use the target devices.
Key features
- Designed for use with Flipper Zero.
- Uses 18 infrared LEDs, including 8 high-output LEDs.
- Produces a broad flood pattern for wider infrared coverage.
- Compact design that does not overhang the front of the Flipper Zero.
- Can be used with or without a silicone sleeve.
- Flush-mounted board with no visible status LEDs.
- Designed to manage heat during operation, including high signal rates up to 1 MHz.
Technical details
- 18 infrared LEDs.
- 8 high-output infrared LEDs.
- Maximum published signal rate: up to 1 MHz.
- Connection: Flipper Zero GPIO header.
Compatibility and setup
Fit the board to the Flipper Zero GPIO header with the infrared LEDs facing forwards. In Flipper Zero, open Infrared > GPIO Settings > Signal Output and set the output to Detect. Set 5V on GPIO to Auto. The manufacturer’s instructions identify Flipper Zero as the host device. Use only infrared signals and equipment that you are authorised to test.
Buying in the UK and EU
RedKit Labs lists this Rabbit-Labs accessory for buyers in the UK and EU, with prices displayed in GBP, EUR or USD and VAT handled at checkout. This product transmits infrared rather than radio, but intended use, connected equipment and any applicable access-tool or communications rules should still be reviewed for the relevant jurisdiction.
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