Features Overview
Field Guide 03 · 7 min read
Find the M1 tool for your task and learn how to use it.
Feature map
| Menu | What it is for | Storage |
|---|---|---|
| Sub-GHz | Scan supported signals, record raw activity, replay saved captures, find frequency, and remap transmit output. | subghz/ |
| RFID | Read, save, emulate, write, and manually create supported LF credentials; read FDX-B pet tags. | rfid/ |
| NFC | Read and save supported cards, add card profiles, inspect or emulate saved data, and manage key dictionaries. | nfc/ |
| Infrared | Use the bundled remote database, learn signals, replay saved signals, and remap transmit output. | infrared/ |
| USB | Open the microSD card on a connected computer as a USB drive. | microSD root |
| GPIO | Inspect or control supported pins, power rails, and the USB-UART bridge. | None |
| Wi-Fi | Survey nearby networks and channels, capture traffic, and run focused wireless tools. | wifi/ |
| Bluetooth | Scan BLE devices, inspect advertisements and GATT data, watch signal strength, and save records. | ble/ |
| Settings | View storage and battery information, update firmware, update the ESP32, and check build details. | — |
Shared controls
Most screens use Up and Down to move, Center to open or confirm, Left and Right to change a value or action, and Back to stop or return. Follow the action labels shown at the bottom of the display when they differ.
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth share a radio
Shared Wi-Fi and Bluetooth radio
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth use the same ESP32-C6 co-processor. If one tool reports that the radio is busy, leave the other radio menu and try again.
Need help? Email support@monstatek.com and include the firmware version and screen name.