Lord Of All ThingsThe Black Beast Feature List from A .. Z
0..9 ======================================
- 433 MHz Analyzer/Sniffer -> Top Case / Module B (WiP)
- which can detect and decode existing 433 MHz signals (e.g. decode a Weather Station)
- which can transmit recorded or predefined 433 MHz signals (e.g. open a Garage Door)
- which could be used as a 433MHz Yammer
- 868 MHz Analyzer/Sniffer -> Top Case / Module C (WiP)
- which can detect and decode existing 868 MHz signals (e.g. HomeAutomation / AskSinAnalyzer)
- which can transmit recorded or predefined 868 MHz signals
- which could be used as a 868MHz Yammer
- 125KHz & 13,4MHz RFID Reader / Writer -> Bottom Case / Module 18 (WiP)
- which can read and write RFID Tags
- 5V Power Supply -> Bottom Case / Module 12
- which can be used to power or charge any USB device
- 12V Power Supply -> Bottom Case / Module 15
- which can be used (with the included adapters) to power any external 12V device (e.g. Ham Radio)
- 230V Power Supply -> Bottom Case / Module 22e
- which can be used to power any 230V device (300W max)
A ========================================
- Air Quality (PM2.5) Sensor -> Top Case / Module I (WiP)
- Alexa Voice Assistant -> Top Case / Module P (DONE)
- via an Amazon Echo Flex and the related Internet Connection provided by an internal TP-Link TL-WR902AC and a Vodafone K5005 LTE Stick (4G)
- Apple Air Tag -> Bottom Case / hidden behind Module 20 (DONE)
- which provides easy tracking of the Cyberdeck with the Apple "Where is" network
- AA / AAA Batteries -> Bottom Case / Module 24 (DONE)
- 5x AA Rechargeable Battery (NiMH 1,2V)
- 4x AAA Rechargeable Battery (NiMH 1,2V)
- 4x AAA Battery (1,5V)
- which can be used for the wireless Keyboard, Geiger Counter and Radio
- which can be charged with the Battery Charger (Module 23a)
B ========================================
- Bluetooth Receiver -> Top Case / Module D (DONE)
- which can be used to receive Stereo-Audio signals from a Bluetooth Transmitter (e.g. music from a Smart Phone) which then can be used (with the help of some Audio Spiral Cable) as Input for the
- RasPi
- FM Transmitter
- Bluetooth Transmitter
- which can be used to receive Stereo-Audio signals from a Bluetooth Transmitter (e.g. music from a Smart Phone) which then can be used (with the help of some Audio Spiral Cable) as Input for the
- Bluetooth Transmitter -> Top Case / Module E (DONE)
- which can be used to send Stereo-Audio signals from the following devices to a Bluetooth Receiver (e.g. Headset, Speakers, ...)
- RasPi Audio-Out
- Alexa Audio Out
- FireTV Audio Out
- Bluetooth Receiver Audio Out
- which can be used to send Stereo-Audio signals from the following devices to a Bluetooth Receiver (e.g. Headset, Speakers, ...)
- Bluetooth Analyzer/Sniffer -> Top Case / Module G (WiP)
- which could be used
- to intercept and decode Bluetooth Messages
- as a PaxCounter (count all BLE devices in your neighborhood)
- as an active BLE / iBeacon
- as a Bluetooth Yammer
- which could be used
- Battery Charger -> Bottom Case / Module 23a
- which can be used to charge any of the following:
- LiPo: 18650, 18490, 18350, 17670, 17500, 16340, (RCR123), 14500
- Ni-MH/Ni-CD: AA, AAA
- which can be used to charge any of the following:
- Ballpoint Pen -> Bottom Case / Module 26 -> as part of Victorinox Cybertool
- Bottle Opener -> Bottom Case / Module 26 -> as part of Victorinox Cybertool
- Blades (small, big) -> Bottom Case / Module 26 -> as part of Victorinox Cybertool
- Bit Key / Holder -> Bottom Case / Module 26 -> as part of Victorinox Cybertool
C ========================================
- Carbon Monoxide Sensor -> Top Case / Module I (WiP)
- via MQ-7
- Digital radio Clock -> Top Case / Module J
- battery powered
- synchronized by the CF77 long wave transmitter in Mainflingen near Frankfurt am Main (Germany)
- Combination Pliers -> Bottom Case / Module 26 -> as part of Victorinox Cybertool
- Corkscrew -> Bottom Case / Module 26 -> as part of Victorinox Cybertool
D ========================================
- Dosimeter -> Bottom Case / Module 24 -> SOEKS 01M PRIME
- radiation dosimeter that measures dose uptake of external ionizing radiation
- DAB+/FM RDS Receiver -> Bottom Case / Module 25 -> August MB225
E ========================================
- Electronic Field Lab -> hidden behind Top Case / Module I (DONE)
- RasPi GPIO Board
- Mini Breadboard
- Jump Wires
- Assortment of basic electronic parts (LEDs, Switches, Resistors, ...)
- Dedicated 5V Power Supply (by JST connector)
- Dedicated 12V Power Supply (by JST connector)
- ... to hack and connect any HW, that needs some physical wiring (RS232, RS485, 1-Wire, ...)
- Ethernet Switch -> Bottom Case / Module 17
- to connect internal (RasPi, LTE Router, Wifi Router, Network Analyzer)
- and optional external network devices
F ========================================
- FM (Analog) Radio Transmitter (88 - 108MHz) -> Top Case / Module A (DONE)
- which uses either the built-in microphone or the line-in as a signal source. Here you can, for example, make announcements via FM radio that can be heard with normal radio receivers or transmit music (which is provided by a smartphone via cable or Bluetooth). As additional input sources could serve:
- RasPi Audio-Out
- Alexa Audio Out
- FireTV Audio Out
- which uses either the built-in microphone or the line-in as a signal source. Here you can, for example, make announcements via FM radio that can be heard with normal radio receivers or transmit music (which is provided by a smartphone via cable or Bluetooth). As additional input sources could serve:
- Face / Object Recognition -> Top Case / Module F (Planned)
- which could be used to unlock the Cyberdecks "Main Brain" (RasPi) or unveil owner specific secrets. At least prevent, that evil robots make use of the Cyberdeck
- Flight Radar (ADS-B Receiver) -> Top Case / hidden behind the TFT Module Q
- making use of a NooElec NESDR SMArt v4 and PiAware running on a RasPi 4
- FreeTakServer -> Top Case / hidden behind the TFT Module Q
- making use of FreeTakServer running on a RasPi 4
- Flashlight -> Bottom Case / Module 25
- which can be used to bring light to this dark world
- powered by AAA Battery, which can be charged by Battery Charger (Module 23a)
G ========================================
- Gas Sensor -> Top Case / Module I (WiP)
- Methane, Butane, LPG (via MQ-2)
- Ozone (via MQ-131
- CO (via MQ-7)
- ... eventually more
- GPS Analyzer / Localization / Navigation -> Top Case / hidden behind the TFT Module Q
- making use of GPSd running on a RasPi 4
- Geiger Counter -> Bottom Case / Module 24 -> SOEKS 01M PRIME
- which can be used to detect and measure ionizing radiation
- Groove-drill sewing awl-> Bottom Case / Module 26 -> as part of Victorinox Cybertool
H ========================================
- Humidity Sensor -> Top Case / Module I (WiP)
- via DHT22
- Hacksaw -> Bottom Case / Module 26 -> as part of Victorinox Cybertool
- Hexagon sockets for 4mm, 5mm, D-SUB plugs -> Bottom Case / Module 26 -> as part of Victorinox Cybertool
I ========================================
- Internet Connection -> Top Case / hidden behind the TFT Module Q
- using a TP-Link TL-WR902AC and a Vodafone K5005 LTE Stick (4G)
J ========================================
- N/A
K ========================================
- Kali Linux and all of its great features
- running on a hidden RasPi 4 8GB, hidden behind the TFT Screen (Module Q)
- Kiwix Server -> Top Case / hidden behind the TFT Module Q
- making use of Kiwix-Serve running on a RasPi 4, providing tons of useful "offline" Information based on ZIM files (Reference Collection of ZIM Files)
L ========================================
- LoRaWAN Analyzer/Sniffer/Tester -> Top Case / Module H (WiP)
- which could detect existing LoRaWAN signals, Gateways, RSSI, SNR, ... (e.g. based on this LoRaWAN Network Tester)
- which could serve as a The Things Network (TTN) Tracker (based on this code) and contribute data to the TTN Mapper Coverage Map
- which could send the Weather Station data to the TTN Network
- (Gas) Lighter -> Bottom Case / Module 26
- Lead Gel Battery Charger -> Bottom Case / Module 30
- to re-charge and repair any 12V Lead (Gel) Battery
- connection made with adapters stored in Module 26
- Logitech Wireless Keyboard -> Bottom Case
- which can be used with the RasPi or any other PC
M ========================================
- Music Streaming -> Top Case / Module P (DONE)
- via an Amazon Echo Flex and the related Internet Connection provided by an internal TP-Link TL-WR902AC and a Vodafone K5005 LTE Stick (4G)
- Metal File -> Bottom Case / Module 26 -> as part of Victorinox Cybertool
- Multi Purpose Hook -> Bottom Case / Module 26 -> as part of Victorinox Cybertool
- Mini Screwdriver 1.5mm -> Bottom Case / Module 26 -> as part of Victorinox Cybertool
- Money (€) -> Bottom Case / Module 24
- some (paper) money for emergency spendings
N ========================================
- NFC Reader/Writer -> Bottom Case / Module 19 (WiP)
- which can read and write any NFC Tags
- Network Analyzer -> Bottom Case / Module 21
- which can automatically analyze the connected Ethernet and identify
- IP Range & Subnet Mask
- Internet Gateway and connectivity
- DHCP Status
- # of active Network Clients
- which can automatically analyze the connected Ethernet and identify
- Nail file & cleaner -> Bottom Case / Module 26 -> as part of Victorinox Cybertool
O ========================================
- Ozone Sensor -> Top Case / Module I (WiP)
- via MQ-131
- Alternative Operating Systems -> hidden behind Top Case / Module I (DONE)
- While Kali Linux is the default OS for this Cyberdeck (provided on a MircoSD Card with an USB3.0 Reader Stick in USB Hub N), the hidden storage compartment behind Module I, provides additional / alternative OS on MicroSD Cards, with preconfigured images (e.g. Raspberry Pi OS, RetroPie, ...)
P ========================================
- Pressure Sensor -> Top Case / Module I (WiP)
- via BMP280
- Pen Testing Tools
- making use of Kali Linux running on a hidden RasPi 4 8GB, hidden behind the TFT Screen (Module Q)
- PoE Splitter -> Bottom Case / Module 26
- which can be used to harvest the power for the Cyperdeck from a PoE powered Network and inject it (with some adapter) to Module 27
- PoE Analyzer -> Bottom Case / Module 26
- which can be used to detect, if an external Network provides PoE and if so, of which type
Q ========================================
- N/A
R ========================================
- RFID Reader / Writer 125KHz & 13,4MHz -> Bottom Case / Module 18 (WiP)
- which can read and write RFID Tags
S ========================================
- Smoke Sensor -> Top Case / Module I (WiP)
- via MQ-2
- Software Defined Radio (SDR) -> Top Case / hidden behind the TFT Module Q
- making use of a NooElec NESDR SMArt v4 and OpenWebRX running on a RasPi 4
- Screwdrivers (2.5mm / 3mm / 6mm) -> Bottom Case / Module 26 -> as part of Victorinox Cybertool
- Sleeve Presser -> Bottom Case / Module 26 -> as part of Victorinox Cybertool
- Scissor -> Bottom Case / Module 26 -> as part of Victorinox Cybertool
T ========================================
- Temperature Sensor -> Top Case / Module I (WiP)
- via BMP280
- Tin Opener -> Bottom Case / Module 26 -> as part of Victorinox Cybertool
- Toothpick -> Bottom Case / Module 26 -> as part of Victorinox Cybertool
- Tweezers > Bottom Case / Module 26 -> as part of Victorinox Cybertool
U ========================================
- USB Charging Ports (Power Bank functionality)
- 1x (3A) -> Top Case / Module N
- 4x (10A) -> Bottom Case / Module 12
- USB Lights (2x) -> Bottom Case / Module 26
- which can be connected with USB ports (Module 12) and provide some ambient light for the Bottom Case / Keyboard
V ========================================
- Video Streaming (Amazon, Netflix, Disney, ...) -> Top Case / hidden behind the TFT Module Q
- making use of a FireTV Stick and the related Internet Connection provided by an internal TP-Link TL-WR902AC and a Vodafone K5005 LTE Stick (4G)
- Victorinox Cybertool -> Bottom Case / Module 26
- Volt Meter -> Bottom Case / Module 35
- which can be used to check the Voltage (0 - 100V) of any external power source, connected to Module 27
W ========================================
- Webcam -> Top Case / Module F (DONE)
- which could be used (in case of - still- existing internet connection) to broadcast your face to the world
- Weather Station -> Top Case / Module I (WiP)
- which will measure the following environmental parameters and show them on a color TFT display (incl. History, ...):
- Temperature (via BMP280)
- Pressure (via BMP280)
- Humidity (via DHT22)
- Air Quality / Dust (via Ikea VINDRIKTNING Air quality sensor)
- Different kind of gases (making use of 3 of the following MQ-Sensors / not decided yet, but most likely the bold ones):
- MQ-2 - Methane, Butane, LPG, smoke
- MQ-3 - Alcohol, Ethanol, smoke
- MQ-4 - Methane, CNG Gas
- MQ-5 - Natural gas, LPG
- MQ-6 - LPG, butane gas
- MQ-7 - Carbon Monoxide
- MQ-8 - Hydrogen Gas
- MQ-9 - Carbon Monoxide, flammable gasses
- MQ131 - Ozone
- MQ135 - Air Quality (CO, Ammonia, Benzene, Alcohol, smoke)
- MQ136 - Hydrogen Sulfide gas
- MQ137 - Ammonia
- MQ138 - Benzene, Toluene, Alcohol, Acetone, Propane, Formaldehyde gas, Hydrogen
- MQ214 - Methane, Natural gas
- which will measure the following environmental parameters and show them on a color TFT display (incl. History, ...):
- WiFi Hacking Tool -> Top Case / Module L (ToDo)
- Wifi Analyzer / Hacking Tool -> Top Case / hidden behind the TFT Module Q
- making use of a dual Band Wifi USB Stick and Kali Linux running on a RasPi 4
- WLAN Access-Point -> Bottom Case / Module 20
- which can be used to provide Internet Access to some clients (provided by the internal LTE Module)
- which can be used to provide access to the Raspi Knowledge Databases (KIWIX Archives)
- Wire Cutter -> Bottom Case / Module 26 -> as part of Victorinox Cybertool
- Wire Stripper -> Bottom Case / Module 26 -> as part of Victorinox Cybertool
- Wood Saw -> Bottom Case / Module 26 -> as part of Victorinox Cybertool
- Wood Chisel 4mm -> Bottom Case / Module 26 -> as part of Victorinox Cybertool
XYZ ========================================
- Zombie Killer -> The whole Cyberdeck Case
- making use of more than 11kg of total wight ;)
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