You can send the captured RX data to your own server for processing.

When pushing captured data, the following formats are supported:

• ip
• ip:port
• http://hostUrl
• http://hostUrl:port
• http://ip:port
• https://hostUrl
• https://hostUrl:port
• https://ip:port

The content of the JSON data pushed is:

{
"nameOfGate": String const = "fromAPI",
"Frequency": Int,
"Modulation": Int,
"Data rate": Int,
"Repeat": String,
"Desired Payload": String,
"Captured Payload": String,
"Frame length": Int,
"Data": String,
"key_Size":Int
}

Example

{
"nameOfGate":"fromAPI",
"Frequency":433913879,
"Modulation":48,
"Data rate":3200,
"Repeat":"0",
"Desired Payload":"20",
"Captured Payload":"52",
"Frame length":52,
"Data":"\nfffffffffffffbffff97fe7dffffffffffffffffbff9cfffffbfffff3f7ff3f9ffffdffeffffffe7fffcf3fffe7ff9e7ffcffffd\n",
"key_Size":52
}

Update 30/10/2017: the data has now the following syntax:

{  
   "Captured Payload":"249",    
   "Data":"B2CB2CB2C800000000B2CB2CB2C800000000B2CB2CB2C800000000B2CB2CB2C800000000B2CB2CB2C800000000B2C......",
   "Desired Payload":"20",
   "Frame length":52,
   "Repeat":"0",
   "ChannelBandwidth":0,
   "Data rate":1500,
   "Frequency":433920000,
   "Modulation":48,
   "key_Size":249,
   "session name":"fromAPI"
}

Warning : The value of "Data" begins and ends by '\n'

How to test

I suggest you the excellent https://requestb.in Create a RequestBin and enter the URL in "Post to API" dialog.